Pronounced: KHOLE-ha-moe-EHD, Origin: Hebrew, the intermediate days of the week-long festivals of Passover and Sukkot, falling between the first two days of each holiday, and the last two days of each holiday.
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We Evolve. So Does God.
The mystics saw the days following Yom Kippur as a period when the crowning heights of the Day of Atonement descend to the earthly realm.
It Isn’t Break Fast at My House Without Cinnamon Rolls and Chili
Misunderstood but totally delicious, this Nebraskan combo is the best way to end Yom Kippur.
