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He would enter into the place he had entered

And stand in the place which he had stood

Wash his hands and feet

Immerse, arise, and dry off

He would come from the place whence he came

And go unto the place which he went

Remove his mundane clothes

Put on the white garments

And thus he would say:

Please, O G-d, forgive the sins, the wrongdoings, and the transgressions

which I have sinned before You, I and my household

And if a man could remember

the flaws, the shortcomings

All the transgressions, all the wrongdoings

Thus he would surely count:

One, one and one, one and two

One and three, one and four, one and five

He would quickly despair

Because he wouldn't be able to bear

the bitterness, the sin

The shame, the blunder

The loss

And the Cohanim and the people standing in the courtyard

when they would hear the explicated name [of G-d]

Emanating from the high priest’s mouth

They would kneel, bow down, and fall on their faces

“Blessed be the name of His glorious kingdom forever and ever!”

He would step unto the place where he had stepped

His face turned to the Holy, his back to the Sanctuary

Sinlessly, his mouth and deeds aligned

He would come from the place whence he came

And go unto the place which he went

Remove the white garments

Put on the golden garments

And thus he would say:

Please, O God, forgive the sins, the wrongdoings, and the transgressions

which I have sinned before You, I and my household

And if a man could remember

the graces, the good

All the mercy, all the salvations

Thus he would surely count:

One, one and one, one and two

One of the thousand, thousands of thousands, and myriad myriads

Of miracles and wonders

Which You have done for us

Days and nights

And the Cohanim and the people standing in the courtyard

when they would hear the explicated name [of G-d]

Emanating from the high priest’s mouth

They would kneel, bow down, and fall on their faces

“Blessed be the name of His glorious kingdom forever and ever!”

He would come out of the place where he had come out

And tremble in the place which he stood

Removed his golden garments

Put on his own clothes

And all the people and the priests

would accompany him to his house

and [he made] a day of festivity for his friends

for all of Israel shall be forgiven

Fortunate is the people for whom this is so

Fortunate is the people whose G-d is Hashem

Fortunate is the people for whom this is so

Fortunate is the people whose G-d is Hashem…

As the canopy stretched over those who dwell above - was the appearance of the Cohen

As the lightning emanating from the splendor of the angels - was the appearance of the Cohen

As the image of the rainbow in the midst of the cloud - was the appearance of the Cohen

As the graciousness depicted on the face of a bridegroom- was the appearance of the Cohen

And the Cohanim and the people standing in the courtyard

when they would hear the explicated name [of G-d]

Emanating from the high priest’s mouth

They would kneel, bow down, and fall on their faces

“Blessed be the name of His glorious kingdom forever and ever!”