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Yom Kippur Thoughts

Writer: Mary Martin
Mary Martin
Sep 20
1 min read
https://substack.com/inbox/post/216567174?utm_source=email&redirect=app-store-no-desktop&inbox=true&utm_campaign=email-read-in-app&triedRedirect=true The post in this link was written by my favorite Jewish blogger, Melissa Brodsky Steinberg, to mark Yom Kippur tonight. That is the Day of Atonement Brother Barber spoke about in Sunday school today. I love how Melissa wrote this, explaining what Yom Kippur means to her and its traditions and history.
https://substack.com/inbox/post/216567174?utm_source=email&redirect=app-store-no-desktop&inbox=true&utm_campaign=email-read-in-app&triedRedirect=true The post in this link was written by my favorite Jewish blogger, Melissa Brodsky Steinberg, to mark Yom Kippur tonight. That is the Day of Atonement Brother Barber spoke about in Sunday school today. I love how Melissa wrote this, explaining what Yom Kippur means to her and its traditions and history.

 
 
 

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Sarah Williamson
Sarah Williamson
Sep 21
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I was out of town so I didn’t get that lesson, but isn’t  Yom Kippur about asking for and receiving forgiveness and atonement without any need for Christ Jesus?

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Mary Martin
Mary Martin
Sep 21
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Because they are Jewish, yes, it is. Brother Barber pointed that out in the lesson. They have only partial knowledge because most of them have not accepted Christ as their Messiah (yet).

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