According to religious literature, the official service during this holiday was prefaced by a seven-day sequestering in the Parhedrin Chamber.
According to religious literature, the official service during this holiday was prefaced by a seven-day sequestering in the Parhedrin Chamber. In orthodox circles, this holiday still includes the removal of the incense from the Holy of Holies and the pronunciation of the Tetragrammaton. The Al Cheit, Ashamnu, and closing Ne'ilah prayers are unique to this holiday, which sees the recitation of the Kol Nidre prayer on its eve, the reading of the Book of Jonah, and Vidui, or the public confession of sins. Occurring eight days after Rosh Hashanah, for 10 points, name this Jewish Day of Atonement.
According to religious literature, the official service during this holiday was prefaced by a seven-day sequestering in the Parhedrin Chamber.
Yom Kippur