The palace gates: Parables for the High Holy Days

by Shalom Meir Wallach

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Selected from the popular Hebrew work, 'Sha'arei Armon,' these parables are arranged in the sequence of the High Holy Day prayers, beginning with the Selichos of Elul, through the closing words of Ne'ilah, to help open our hearts and light our path to repentance.

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Selected from the popular Hebrew work, 'Sha'arei Armon,' these parables are arranged in the sequence of the High Holy Day prayers, beginning with the Selichos of Elul, through the closing words of Ne'ilah, to help open our hearts and light our path to repentance.

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