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Kol Nidre (All Vows): A Prayer for Yom Kippur

Kol Nidre (meaning: "all vows") is an Aramaic declaration which begins the Yom Kippur service in the synagogue. The exact date and author are unknown, but it was already in use during the Geonic period (589–1038 CE). One common theory suggests that the Kol Nidre declaration emerged during a time of intense persecution, when Jews were forced—often under threat of death—to convert to Christianity or Islam. Reciting this declaration was seen as a way to reaffirm one’s Jewish identity, effectively canceling the forced conversion in the eyes of the Jewish community. Courtesy of: Beit Hallel Congregation in Roswell, GA - https://bethhallel.org/ The Teachings of Messiah Yeshua in a Jewish Context -- Subscribe for more teachings: https://bit.ly/3mlN9rH -- Donate to Netivyah: https://bit.ly/3w5IzTS -- If you'd like to be a meaningful part in aiding the needy: https://bit.ly/3MTqYVK Connect with us: -- Facebook | https://bit.ly/3dl51xJ -- Instagram | https://bit.ly/3gHhM7F -- Netivyah Bible Instruction Ministry | https://bit.ly/36LIsQ3 -- Netivyah International | https://www.netivyahinternational.org/ Beth Hallel: https://bethhallel.org/