High Holiday Reflections

| Rosh Hashanah Shabbat Shuvah Yom Kippur By : The Jewish Theological Seminary

EXPLORE THESE SOURCES FROM JTS SCHOLARS, STUDENTS, AND ALUMNI
TO ENRICH THE YAMIM NORA’IM.

Chancellor Shuly Rubin Schwatz’s High Holiday Message for 5783

Elul: A Time of Preparation

Getting Ready for the High Holy Days

Teshuvah

A Return and Repentance

Forgiveness

Forgiving oneself and others

Rosh Hashanah Liturgy

Scholarly approaches to the New Year

Yom Kippur Liturgy

New Insight into Enduring Ritual

High Holiday Webinars

JTS Faculty offer Insight into the Hagim

Rosh Hashanah Torah Reading

Parshat Vayera

Shabbat Shuvah Torah Readings

Vayeilekh and Ha’azinu

Yom Kippur Torah Reading

Parshat Aharei Mot

High Holiday Cantillation

Trope for the Days of Awe

Treasures from the JTS Library

Explore Centuries of High Holiday Celebration

Time Capsule

What did JTS scholars say about historical events as they happened?

The images on this page are illuminations from the Esslingen Mahzor, the first dated Hebrew manuscript from Germany, which is part of the JTS Library Special Collections. You can learn more here about the intriguing history of the Esslingen Mahzor.

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