Days of Awe

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Days of Awe are the ten-day period of intense reflection, repentance, and prayer in the Jewish calendar between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hebrew calendar observance
Jewish religious period
Ten Days of Repentance
associatedConcept Book of Life NERFINISHED
divine judgment
teshuvah
associatedRitual Tashlich NERFINISHED
confessional prayers (Vidui)
fasting on Yom Kippur
beginsWith Rosh Hashanah NERFINISHED
centralTheme forgiveness
introspection
judgment
prayer
repentance
considered most solemn period of Jewish year
durationInDays 10
endsWith Yom Kippur NERFINISHED
ethicalPractice charity
seeking forgiveness from other people
self-examination
etymology translation of Hebrew phrase Yamim Noraim
follows Elul NERFINISHED
halakhicEmphasis improving mitzvah observance
repairing interpersonal wrongs
hasAlternativeName Aseret Yemei Teshuvah NERFINISHED
Ten Days of Repentance NERFINISHED
hasHebrewName Aseret Yemei Teshuvah NERFINISHED
includesDay Erev Yom Kippur NERFINISHED
Fast of Gedaliah NERFINISHED
Rosh Hashanah day 1 NERFINISHED
Rosh Hashanah day 2
Shabbat Shuvah NERFINISHED
Yom Kippur NERFINISHED
intermediate weekdays of repentance
languageOfTerm English
liturgicalPractice blowing of the shofar
increased prayer
recitation of Selichot
liturgicalTextEmphasis Machzor NERFINISHED
observedBy Jews NERFINISHED
occursInCalendar Hebrew calendar NERFINISHED
occursInMonth Tishrei NERFINISHED
partOf Jewish High Holy Days NERFINISHED
precedes Sukkot NERFINISHED
purpose securing a favorable decree for the coming year
religion Judaism
timeFrame from 1 Tishrei through 10 Tishrei

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Sefer HaMavet liturgicalContext Days of Awe