KEL MELECH YOSHEV

1) Letting the First Offense Pass -

Our Sages teach (Rosh Hashanah 17a) that Hashem is "Ma'avir Rishon Rishon" - He passes over the first sin a person commits, and does not hold the person accountable for it. How does this Midah apply, and what are its conditions?

2) "The Humble One" -

Why do we refer to Moshe as "the humble one" in this context, as we lead up to the 13 Attributes of Mercy?

ATTRIBUTES OF MERCY

3) Thirteen Attributes -

What are the various approaches as to how to count the 13 Attributes of Mercy found in these Pesukim?

4) "Let them do this order before Me" -

But it often happens that we cry out the 13 Attributes, but go un-answered? What is the proper way to "carry out" the 13 Attributes?

5) Before sinning, and after sinning -

The Gemara (Rosh Hashanah 17a) explains that the repeated Name of Hashem means "I am Hashem before a person sins; I am Hashem after he sins and repents." But why does a person need Hashem's trait of mercy even before he sins?

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For more about the 13 Attributes of Mercy, see the "Torah Reading, Fast Days" section below:

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