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“A quotation-a-day by
Rabbi Avigdor Miller”
When talk about
repenting and doing teshuva...
we’re not talking merely about righting some wrongs that a person did... When
we talk about teshuva,
we talk about "Vshuvu
ad Hashem — To return to Hashem"...
Teshuva really means to come to Hashem and to gain certain qualities, certain attitudes, and certain practices that were never done before in one’s life. Teshuva actually means to get better. — Easy Road to Teshuva (#524)
Teshuva really means to come to Hashem and to gain certain qualities, certain attitudes, and certain practices that were never done before in one’s life. Teshuva actually means to get better. — Easy Road to Teshuva (#524)
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