Legal matters cannot be attended to on Shabbat or during a festival holiday like Yom Kippur, both of which begin at sunset. The English reads as such:. It is said three times so that latecomers to the service will have an opportunity to hear the prayer. It is also recited three times according to the custom of ancient Jewish courts, which would say "You are released" three times when someone was released from a legally binding vow.
A vow, in Hebrew, is known as a neder. Throughout the years, Jews will frequently use the phrase bli neder , meaning "without a vow. An example would be if you ask your husband to promise to take out the garbage, he might respond "I promise to take out the garbage, bli neder " so that he is not technically making a vow to take out the trash. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data.
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A break-fast is an informal meal in the evening, after the Yom Kippur fast has ended. In the United States, break-fasts tend to resemble morning breakfast or at least brunch in that they tend to be dairy rather than meat and include bagels, cream cheese, smoked fish , salads and sandwich fillings like cheese, tuna salad and egg salad. Find some recommended recipes here. As for other words and phrases for the holiday, check out our glossary for Yom Kippur.
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