A cellist often accompanies one prayer recited on the opening night of this holiday, called the Kol Nidre (coal NEE-dray).
The practice of wearing white on this holiday is derived from Isaiah 1:18. This holiday ends with a Ne'ilah (nay-EEL-ah) service. A cellist often accompanies one prayer recited on the opening night of this holiday, called the Kol Nidre (coal NEE-dray). This holiday does not deal with transgressions against other people, but rather only atoning with God. For 10 points, name this holiday that takes place eight days after Rosh Hashanah, the final high holiday in Judaism.
The practice of wearing white on this holiday is derived from Isaiah 1:18.
{Yom Kippur}