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Psalm 51 - paraphrased in a key line of the Selichot liturgy - is David's prayer after Nathan the prophet confronted him with the reality of David's sinful behavior. What is the background to this Psalm, and what can it teach us about the true nature of repentance?
By David Nekrutman and Scott KahnPsalm 51 - paraphrased in a key line of the Selichot liturgy - is David's prayer after Nathan the prophet confronted him with the reality of David's sinful behavior. What is the background to this Psalm, and what can it teach us about the true nature of repentance?