The Ten Days of Awe (or Ten Days of Repentance) observed in the Bible and Jewish tradition.
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In Jewish practice, the Ten Days of Awe (Hebrew: Yamim Noraim) begin with Rosh Hashanah (the Jewish New Year) and end with Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement).
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These 10 days are seen as a time of:
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Self-examination
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Repentance
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Prayer and fasting
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Making amends with others
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Seeking forgiveness from God and people
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The 10 Days of Awe/Repentance symbolize a sacred window of divine opportunity:
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A season to reflect on your life before God.
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A time to repent and turn back to Him with your whole heart.
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A chance to reconcile broken relationships.
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A period to seek God’s mercy, cleansing, and renewal.
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A preparation for Yom Kippur, which represents complete atonement and covering of sin.
How Believers Apply It
Even though this comes from Jewish tradition, many Christians see the 10 Days of Awe as a powerful spiritual parallel. It becomes a time where we reconcile with God and with others, where we reflect deeply on the condition of our hearts, and where we renew our commitment to walk in God’s ways. It is a season of repentance, humility, and alignment with the will of God. These 10 days serve as a reminder that God calls us to live prepared, to seek His presence with urgency, and to embrace His mercy afresh.
For believers, the 10 days also point us to Christ, who is our ultimate atonement, our peace, and our reconciliation with God.
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A 10-day consecration or fast leading into a deeper move of God.
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A reminder that Jesus is our atonement (Hebrews 9-10).
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A call to humble ourselves, repent, forgive, and prepare our hearts for fresh encounters with the Lord.
In summary, the 10 Days of AWE (Repentance) represent a holy period of reflection, repentance, and realignment with God, ending in renewal, atonement, and restored fellowship with Him.
The Power of Prayer and Fasting
Prayer is personal communication with God that expresses our trust and dependence on Him. Through prayer, we pour out our hearts before the Father, give thanks for His goodness, and seek His wisdom for our lives. Prayer strengthens our relationship with God, aligns our will with His, and invites His power to work in and through us. It is not just asking God for things, it is abiding in His presence, listening for His voice, and partnering with Him in the earth. Prayer draws us closer to the heart of God and transforms us from the inside out.
Fasting is the spiritual discipline of setting aside food, or certain types of food, for a period of time to give greater attention to prayer. Fasting increases our sense of humility, reminds us of our dependence on God, and heightens our spiritual alertness. As we fast, we deny the flesh and sharpen our focus on the Lord, creating space to hear His voice and experience His presence in a deeper way.
Together, prayer and fasting unlock fresh power, breakthrough, and intimacy with God.
Dates of Our Corporate Fast
Our 10 days of fasting will begin on Monday, September 22nd @ 6:00 p.m. and conclude on Thursday, October 2nd @ the end of the Atonement Ceremony.
Fasting Categories
Choose the level of fasting that is sustainable for you, and commit to it sincerely before the Lord.
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Absolute Fast – Abstain from all food and drink.
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Liquid Fast – Consume only water, natural juices, or smoothies made from fruits and/or vegetables.
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Normal Fast – Abstain from certain types of food (e.g., sweets, meats, processed foods).
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OMAD (One Meal a Day) – Commit to eating only one meal daily.
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Intermittent Fasting – Alternate between scheduled periods of fasting and eating (e.g., 16 hours fasting, 8 hours eating).
Spiritual Posture
Approach this time of prayer and fasting with an attitude of sincerity, humility, and faith. This is not about dieting or religious ritual, it is about drawing closer to God. As we humble ourselves before Him, we believe He will meet us with fresh grace, renewal, and breakthrough.
The Dates of Prayer and Devotion begin Tuesday, September 23rd through Thursday, October 2nd.
DO NOT confuse the two:
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Our 10 days of fasting will begin on Monday, September 22nd @ 6:00 p.m. and conclude on Thursday, October 2nd @ the end of the Atonement Ceremony.
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Our days of Prayer and Devotion begin Tuesday, September 23rd through Thursday, October 2nd.
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10-Day Devotional Theme Plan with Dates, Prayers & Declarations









