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Or HaChaim contemporary with Yossi Elituv: Even now I am yours
The column by Yossi Elituv, editor of the Mishpacha newspaper, in Kikar HaShabbat: On Yom Kippur a person stands before all that he has spoiled, and discovers that failure is not his name. Sin has wounded the relationship, but has not canceled the connection to God. In the depths of his soul he is still a son. Father, even when I have not lived as your son, you have not ceased to be my father. Give me the strength to believe that it is possible to return, and the courage to live tomorrow as my soul desires (Judaism)
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The column by Yossi Elituv, editor of the Mishpacha newspaper, in Kikar HaShabbat: On Yom Kippur a person stands before all that he has spoiled, and discovers that failure is not his name. Sin has wounded the relationship, but has not canceled the connection to God. In the depths of his soul he is still a son. Father, even when I have not lived as your son, you have not ceased to be my father. Give me the strength to believe that it is possible to return, and the courage to live tomorrow as my soul desires (Judaism)
