What is the nature of teshuvah (repentance) and how essential is it to Jewish practice?
Synopsis
Teshuvah is a positive commandment obligating all Jews to repent from sin; all of Israel's redemption depends on teshuvah, and it even supersedes the efficacy of Temple sacrifices.
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