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Man is obligated to repair matters between man and his fellow man. Yom
Kippur does not atone for these things, and the Yetzer Hara attacks in
this area.
The order for Avraham to leave his birthplace is considered one of his ten
tests. Avraham had invested tremendous effort into his countrymen,
bringing them closer to their Heavenly Father. It was terribly difficult for
him to abandon them. He was willing to forego all the blessings which
Hashem promised, if only to remain with his people. In spite of the
difficulty involved, Avraham followed Hashem, no questions asked.
The Days of Mercy are the days when Hashem leaves His palace, so to
speak. He enters the fields, so that those distant can enjoy His closeness.
Can one be so foolish as to forego these exalted days and while them away
until they are gone?!
“I call heaven and earth today to bear
witness against you: I have placed life and
death before you, blessing and curse; and you
shall choose life, so that you will live, you
and your offspring”
(Devarim 30:19)
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