Copyright © 1971
by The Jewish Publication Society of America

All rights reserved

First Edition, 1971; Third Impression, 1979

Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 72-151312

Manufactured in the United States of America

Designed by Sidney Feinberg

The editor herewith expresses his sincere appreciation to the following
publishers and authors who have kindly granted permission to use the
material indicated:

ACUM Ltd., Societe d'Auteurs, Compositeurs et Editeurs de Musique
en Israel, Tel Aviv, Israel: Innocent, by Levin Kipnis, trans. by Israel M. Goodelman
.

Ben Aronin, Chicago: "Kol Nidre", from Jolly Jingles for the Jewish
Child, by Ben Aronin, Behrman House, New York, 1947.

Bantam Books, Inc., New York: "Every Day Is a Day of Atonement,"
from "The Dybbuk, by S. Anski, THE DYBBUK AND OTHER GREAT
YIDDISH PLAYS, ed. and trans. by Joseph C. Landis. Copyright © 1966
by Bantam Books, Inc.

A. S. Barnes & Company, Inc., Cranbury, N. J.: "The Miracle on the
Sea", by Isaac Loeb Peretz, from Yisroel: The First Jewish Omnibus; rev.
ed., ed. by Joseph Leftwich, Thomas Yoseloff, New York, 1963.

Basic Books, Inc., New York: commentary on "Forgiven," from PRAYER
IN JUDAISM by Bernard Martin, Basic Books, Inc., Publishers, New
York, 1968.

Beacon Press, Boston: "We Stand before Our God", by Leo Baeck,
from The Dynamics of Emancipation: The Jew in the Modern Age, ed. by
Nahum N. Glatzer, 1965, and reproduced in The Judaic Tradition, ed. by
Nahum N. Glatzer, 1969.

Behrman House Inc., New York: "Kol Nidre," from Jolly Jingles for
the Jewish Child, by Ben Aronin, 1947; selection from The Talmudic
Anthology, ed. by Louis I. Newman and Samuel Spitz, 1945; "The Tzaddik's
Defense," from The Wedding Song: A Book of Chassidic Ballads, by Rufus
Learsi, 1938.

Dr. Samuel Belkin, New York: "The Sinner and His Penitence," from
In His Image: The Jewish Philosophy of Man as Expressed in Rabbinic
Tradition, by Samuel Belkin, Abelard-Schuman, New York, 1960. Copy-
right © 1960 by Samuel Belkin.

Bloch Publishing Co., New York: commentary on "God, That Doest
Wondrously" and "The Import of the Kapparot Ceremony," from Jewish
Feasts and Fasts, by Julius H. Greenstone, 1945; selections from Rejoice
in Thy Festival: A Treasury of Wisdom, Wit and Humor for the Sabbath
and Jewish Holidays, by Philip Goodman, 1956; "Never Too Late to
Repent," from Menorat ha-Maor, by Israel ibn Al-Nakawa, ed. by H. G.
Enelow, 1931; "The Revelation of Neilah," from The Unknown Sanctuary:
A Pilgrimage from Rome to Israel, by Aimé Pallière, trans. by Louise
Waterman Wise, 1928; "The Tear of Repentance," from The Story of
Jewish Holidays and Customs for Young People, by Dorothy F. Zeligs,
1942; Atonement" and "A Dream, from Around the Year in Rhymes for
the Jewish Child, by Jessie E. Sampter, 1920.

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