What Is Tashlich? Casting Off Sins During the High Holy Days

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Jewish Voice645 views10 likes4 days ago • 33 seconds

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During the High Holy Days, Jewish tradition includes a deeply symbolic ceremony called Tashlich—casting pieces of bread into a body of water to represent turning away from sin and remembering God’s forgiveness. In this clip, Jonathan Bernis explores the rich significance of Tashlich alongside the blowing of the shofar. Beyond traditional customs, the blast of the shofar serves as a spiritual alarm clock, waking up our souls to enter a season of true repentance, self-examination, and renewal. Watch the full program here: https://youtu.be/fKtNZWRLbJw Join our family of Shalom Partners, reaching Jewish people every month to see "all Israel saved." (Romans 11:26) Become a Shalom Partner today: https://bit.ly/3FXKVtg #Tashlich #Shofar #HighHolyDays #Repentance #JewishVoice

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