Sefer Shaare Teshuvah (The Gates of Repentance) by Jonah ben Abraham Gerondi (c. 1200-1263) is a classic work of Jewish ethics. This influential text explores the concept of repentance (teshuvah) within Jewish law and tradition, offering guidance on how individuals can atone for their sins and improve their moral character. This edition makes available a significant work of Musar literature to a new generation of Hebrew readers. The book provides insight into Jewish ethical and theological thought, remaining relevant for those seeking spiritual growth and understanding the path to self-improvement within Judaism.

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