symbols of prayer
- Created by: Charlie Fink
- Created on: 14-10-14 22:14
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- symbols of prayer
- Tallit
- prayer shawl.
- 32 long fringes.
- tzitzit
- 32 long fringes.
- prayer shawl.
- Tallit
- eight attached on each corner.
- fringes= reminder of laws Jews are expected to follow.
- Worn for morning prayers, Shabbat and festivals.
- Ultra orthodox Jews wear a small tallit..
- They do this all day under their clothes.
- Not next to their skin.
- A*
- Traditionally worn by men
- Progressive Jewish women do this as part of their policy of egalitarian.
- Interpretation of the text= command to wear fringes is given to the Israelites.
- Doesn't specify men or women
- Teffilin
- Black leather boxes
- Jews wear them strapped on the forehead and arm.
- inside= written text from the shema.
- exodus also= point to the commandment to wear signs on head and forearm.
- worn during the week not on Shabbat or festivals.
- worn on forearm= held against the chest.
- Untitled
- worn on forearm= held against the chest.
- worn during the week not on Shabbat or festivals.
- exodus also= point to the commandment to wear signs on head and forearm.
- inside= written text from the shema.
- Jews wear them strapped on the forehead and arm.
- Black leather boxes
- Teffilin
- Doesn't specify men or women
- Interpretation of the text= command to wear fringes is given to the Israelites.
- Progressive Jewish women do this as part of their policy of egalitarian.
- Traditionally worn by men
- A*
- Not next to their skin.
- They do this all day under their clothes.
- Ultra orthodox Jews wear a small tallit..
- Worn for morning prayers, Shabbat and festivals.
- fringes= reminder of laws Jews are expected to follow.
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