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What is AWE? | Feeling of respect and amazement |
What is WONDER | When you are curious about something |
What is this?
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Bimah (binary/octet-stream)
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The Bimah This is a stand where the Torah scrolls are read from |
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Yad This is a pointer used to read the Torah scrolls with. It's a small hand on the end of a stick. |
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The Torah Scrolls This is a written record of the first five books of the Old Testament |
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A seven-branched candlestick |
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The Siddur This is a Jewish prayer book |
What is the thing hanging down?
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The Ner Tamid The everlasting light, it hangs over the Ark |
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The Ark This is a special cupboard where the Torah Scrolls, which contain the text of the Hebrew bible, are kept |
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The Star of David |
Name 9 things you'd find in a Synagogue | The Menorah • The Star of David The Siddur •The Bimah The Commandments Prayers in Hebrew • The Torah Scrolls The Ner Tamid • The Holy Ark |
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A Tullit is a shawl |
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A Kippah Worn as a sign of respect for God It is a reminder that God is above It is worn by jews with pride |
What is Tefillin?
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Small leather box with long straps attached. Inside the boxes are passages from the scriptures. |
What is Rosh Hashanah? How long is it celebrated for? | The Jewish New Year Two days |
What do Jews think about on Rosh Hashanah? What does Rosh Hashanah mean to Jews? | Mistakes they have made in the last year. It is a fresh start. |
At Rosh Hashanah, Jews eat apples dipped in honey, why? | They believe it will make the next year sweet or good and full of good things. |
On Rosh Hashanah, Jews go to the river. What do they do at the river? | Say a prayer and throw bread crumbs or pieces of paper in the water. This means they get rid of their sins and have a fresh start |
On Rosh Hashanah, Jews go to the synagogue to pray. What does the rabbi blow and how many times? | The rabbi blows a shofar, Rams horn, 100 times |
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How many times will the rabbi blow it on Rosh Hashanah?
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Shofar, a rams horn 100 times |
What food do Jews eat on Rosh Hashanah and why? | Pomegranate They have lots of seeds this shows that the people want to do lots of good things in the next year |
What food will be served on a Passover Seder plate?
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Horse radish An egg Shank bone Apples, nuts and honey Parsley Salt water |
What is a Ketubah Ketubot? | A Jewish prenuptial agreement. It's considered an integral part of a traditional Jewish marriage outlining rules for the groom. It is never enforced. |
Jewish marriage ceremonies are performed under a canopy called what?
What does it signify?
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Chuppah The home the couple will make, it has no walls to show the family and friends are always welcome |
What is the definition of a rabbit?
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A gregarious burrowing plant-eating mammal with long ears, long hind legs and a short tail. |
What does Mazel Tov mean? | Good luck |
The groom breaks a glass under his foot at the wedding ceremony, why? | To show that there is nothing big enough to hold all his love for his wife. And a temple destroyed 3000 years |
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