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    In Night by Elie Wiesel‚ Elie writes about his experiences as a Jew during the Holocaust. In the beginning of the memoir‚ he describes how he and his community were forced to live in ghettos before being taken away from their homes. Alongside this‚ he also goes into detail about how he and his people were treated by the police at this time‚ and the lasting effect it had on them. With the author’s use of syntax and imagery‚ the reader learns specifically how the actions taken against Jews tore apart

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    Shabbat is the equivalence to the Christian tradition of the Sabbath‚ where the religious community stops to rest and ponder on the holy one. This establishment is a well-respected and reputable Chabad Lubavitch branch of the Jewish religion. The synagogue‚ or as they would prefer to call it‚ a community center‚ is not only a holy place to worship and rejoice in the lord‚ but also an educational center that offers a great variety of services and ceremonies for the entire community both Jewish and non-Jewish

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    their cultural and religious identity.4 This was when synagogues were introduced among Jews‚ and they were “dispersed” throughout the Babylonian empire. The central focus of the synagogues became the Torah‚ the Jewish bible. Anders Runessons‚ has a journal written about the Origins of the Synagogue‚ and it consists of scholars who debate on when the synagogue emerged in from a historical context. Many scholars debated that the origins of the synagogue emerged from Moses‚ or from the exile. The evidence

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    occassion of a girl becoming a bat mitzvah have become more and more popular. While the bat mitzvah girl can celebrate from her 12th birthday‚ some wait and celebrate on the girl’s 13th birthday. In many Reform‚ Reconstructionist and Conservative synagogues‚ the bat mitzvah may be celebrated by the girl blessing and/or reading Torah and also leading part of the prayer service. Festive meals and lavish parties in honor of a girl becoming a bat mitzvah have also

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    Jewish Perceptions of Jesus Christ Christianity and Judaism are major world religions which‚ though they worship the same God‚ have marked differences which have caused two thousand years of strife and animosity between the two religions. In his book We Jews and Jesus‚ Samuel Sandmel likens the link between Judaism and Christianity to a type of parent-child relationship‚ saying‚ "Early Christianity was a Judaism; within a century after the death of Jesus it was a separate religion. It was critical

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    Hashanah are two of the holiest holidays within the Jewish Year. Yom Kippur meaning “Day of Atonement” is a Jewish Holiday that occurs once a year. Typically‚ on Yom Kippur‚ the Jewish community will not work‚ fast from sun up to sun down and attend synagogue at some point during the day. Jews fast because they put aside their physical needs to focus on their spiritual needs through prayer and self-improvement. It is a day where Jews are supposed to fully commit themselves to God and reflect on themselves

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    Unlike the other four denominations‚ in Orthodox men and women seat separately‚ with a curtain wall between them or on different floor. In Orthodox service are men required to wear a head cover. The Orthodox service is held in only Hebrew at the synagogue . Their service is lead only by men.

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    I was‚ of course‚ in our local synagogue‚ praying with my father and brothers. It is a difficult day; no food or drink allowed‚ just endless praying. The Egyptians must have thought of that when they decided on a surprise attack on that special day. We sat in the synagogue‚ in prayer‚ totally unaware. Gradually the synagogue began to empty. Men walked out in the middle of prayer and didn’t return. Rumors began to circulate. By

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    Research Paper: Comparative Analysis of Judaism and Christianity When a person hears the terms Jew or Christian we recognize those terms as a name for someone who belongs to a certain religion. What many people do not realize is that a Jew is born into their religion‚ Judaism‚ whereas a Christian is baptized into Christianity (Fower‚ 7). In the world today there are approximately 14 million Jews (Oxtoby‚ 63) compared to approximately 1.5 billion Christians‚ making them the world’s largest religions

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    holy Spirit came forth and sent them on their journey to convert and evangelize both Jews and Gentiles to believe the word of the Lord. They began in Cypress from the towns of Salamis to Paphos. They first proclaimed the word of God in the Jewish synagogues. They tried to lead the Jews to accept Jesus as the fulfillment of the Old Testament prophesies that said He is the Savior or the Messiah. Many Jews turned against them‚ so they also spread the Good News to Gentiles (Non-Jews). Paul was invited

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