Selichot: New Apologies

In this selicha for erev Yom Kippur we pray that tomorrow we will merit to see the attribute of peace overcome the attribute of truth. 

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In today’s selicha we affirm that G-d has little interest in sacrifices but is most interested in forming a relationship with us.

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In Today’s selicha we discuss the reaction that grips one when one finally realizes that one must give an accounting of one’s life to our Creator.

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In today’s selicha we ask God to guide us, wipe away our sins and accept our prayers with sweetness. 

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In today’s selicha we discuss why G-d should listen to our defenders and ignore the claims of the prosecutors.

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As we transition to Yom Kippur today’s selicha takes us on a journey of great and not so great Biblical figures who did teshuva.

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As we near the Day of judgement we ask the Judge to ignore the standard rules of the court and have mercy on the defendants.

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In today’s selicha we ask the One hidden on High of hear the sweet voices of the Jewish people so they can hear “I have forgiven.”

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In today’s episode, we explore how the opening line of the selichot, viewed in its original context, reveals powerful lessons about the purpose and goals of the selichot. 

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In today’s selicha we declare that despite whatever hardships He may throw at us, we wake up early in the morning to sing G-d’s praises. 

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