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Yom Kippur and the Jewish sin of choosing indifference | The Jerusalem Post

The law is oddly specific. You go to the person you wronged and ask him to forgive you. He refuses. So you come back – this time with three of his friends, who stand there and watch while you ask again. If he refuses again, you return a third time. Then the law does something strange: it releases you.

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