The Days of Awe

The Jewish

Days of Awe

These are the 10 days between

Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

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Jesus was a Jew.

Learning about Jewish things blesses me.

I want to share that blessing with you.

This website has pages

to give you insights on

Rosh Hashanah 

Yom Kippur

Feast of Tabernacles

Learning

about

The Days of Awe

The Days of Awe

are used by Jews to prepare for

Yom Kippur

which is

the Holiest day

on the

Jewish calendar.

All Jews

who care about God

want to be

right with God by Yom Kippur.

Then the first day of the month of Tishri

is Rosh Hashanah.

Then comes the Days of Awe.

The Days of Awe

are a time of reflection

as Yom Kippur draws near.

This special Jewish time

cultivates a repentant state of mind

with God

and with other people. 

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Many Jews

go to people in their life

and

apologize and make things right.

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A question for

The Days of Awe... 

Is there unrepentant sin in my heart?

Below

is a 2026 video

made by a Jewish man

who is looking forward

to

the temple being rebuilt.

The video takes us 

on a walk 

on the temple mount.

Note:

The word " Ha Shem " means  " The Name. " 

It is a word Jews use to refer to God.

To learn more about

The Future Jewish Temple

click here

Here

is a unique devotional

from a Jewish woman on the Days of Awe.

 Cut and paste into browser...

https://youtu.be/0yO1htQSIUQ

Yom Kippur is the next

Jewish event.

It is also called - Day of Atonement.

This website

also has other Jewish pages:

Hanukkah

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Jewish Passover Insights for Easter Reflection

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Pentecost- Devotion

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The Tabernacle

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The Future Third temple

These and other pages are found on our Holiday Page

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