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Articles related to "Jewish Traditions"
4 Shabbat Hanukah Elijah Hanavi Elijah comes with the close of Shabbat in the ceremony of Havdalah, separating the day of holinesss from the rest of the week. Links are provided for additional educational resources, Elijah stories, Hanukah recipes and treats and a look up t the wondrous universe where we dicover Elijah's wheel amongst the stars. elijah • shabbat • sabath • havdalah • jewish traditions
El Ghriba - Jewish Traditions In the male dominated Jewish religion it's good to find a unique festival that celebrates feminism. el ghriba • lag b’omer • djerba • tunisia • jewish traditions
Interfaith Jewish Weddings When couples plan an interfaith wedding, there are bigger concerns than just the flower arrangements. Here are some issues to consider as you plan your special day. interfaith wedding • jewish wedding • wedding planning • interfaith couple • jewish tradition
Jewish Wedding Traditions 101 Here's an introduction to the traditional rituals and ceremonies that are performed at Jewish wedding ceremonies. Mazel Tov! jewish wedding • jewish tradition • wedding ceremony • chupah • breaking the glass
Masada Essay suggesting that the survival of the Jewish people depends on the survival of Israel. israel • masada • krauthammer • survival • jewish people
Pomegranate Marinade Recipe Pomegranates - the fruit of myth - is great in salads, drinks and makes a wonderful chicken marinade. pomegranate marinade recipe • pomegranate • nutrition • picking them • preparing
Secret History of Superman The birth of Superman shows that no one, not even fictional characters, can escape their roots. In the case of the Man of Steel, those roots lay in the Golem's Clay. superman • superman comics • dc comics • dc entertainment • superman superhero
Sweet Carrot Tzimmes The Jewish Festival of Rosh Hashanah is a time for Tzimmes (honey-baked carrots), apples, cholla and honey, taiglach and Honey Cake. rosh hashanah • tzimmes • carrots • honey-baked carrots • jewish traditions
The Interfaith Wedding Ceremony: Part 3 How to process, where to stand and what music to use are typical issues that most interfaith couples overlook at first - not realizing that the answers to these questions are very different in each religious tradition.
'TIS THE SEASON A brief discourse on the various holidays observed this time of year (November thru January). holiday season • reaffirmation • rededication • prayer • fasting
Hanukah Eve A brief introduction to the historical basis of Hanukah and the legend of the lamp oil with link for external resources hanukah • hannukah • chanukah • cahnnukah • ancient history
THE HISTORY OF EASTER In the Christian religion, the Easter tradition focuses on one man - a man who was born of Virgin birth and for thirty-three years walked the earth. His name is Jesus. jesus • easter • crucify • thorns • mary alward
Jews - The Chosen people This is an article about the Jews. The Jews are a people who have retained their cultural, national and religious identity over persecution and dispersion. This article addresses their origins and their history. jews • diaspora • israel • hebrew • persecution
How Do Jews Acknowledge Thanksgiving? North Americans acknowledge the Thanksgiving celebration by sharing a festive meal with family and giving thanks, but is that really a Jewish tradition? jewish tradition • thanksgiving • thanksgiving celebration • american thanksgiving • secular turkey day
A Visit From Auntie
Back in Victorian times, this subject would have caused any lady going by the name of Miss Cornelia to swoon. But in our day, times have changed. Women's History Month would not be complete without a peek into the history of how women have dealt with their menstrual cycles. Rated "M" for "must read." menstruation • sanitary napkin • tampon • blood • menses
Frankincense May Ease Depression Long used in Eastern medicine and religious ceremonies around the world, recent information indicates incense may be a valuable tool in anxiety and depression treatment. depression and anxiety symptoms • antidepressant medicine • mood disorders • historical religious use • incense burning
Jewish Baby Naming Traditions Jewish baby naming traditions have a good deal of cultural importance. Here's a short history of how Jewish baby names are chosen. jewish baby name • baby name meaning • hebrew name • yiddish name • jewish culture
Rosh Hashanah Versus the Secular New Year Rosh Hashanah is more than a Jewish celebration of the changing of the year; It symbolizes a Jew's ongoing spiritual commitment to God, to oneself and to his community. rosh hashanah • jewish new year • secular new year • nonreligous new year • jews celebrate
Taglit Birthright Israel Program The Taglit Birthright Israel Program sends young people to Israel to learn more about their Jewish identity. Here's more about them, and how you can participate taglit birthright israel • jewish student • jewish identity • birthright trip organizer • hillel
Thanksgiving: A Festival with Hebrew Roots Thanksgiving was first celebrated by the Pilgrim settlers and it is likely that they consciously drew on a model well known to them from the Bible. thanksgiving and the pilgrims • thanksgiving and the jews • thanksgiving and sukkot • thanksgiving harvet booth • thanksgiving in the bible
Traditional Shavuot Recipes Jewish holiday Shavuot traditions include eating dairy products such as cheesecakes and cream puffs which are grounded in honor of Moses receiving the Torah on Mt. Sinai. shavuot • traditional shavuot recipes • shavuot jewish holiday traditions • welcoming the torah on shavuot • welcoming the ten commandments
Ancient Tarsus in Asia Minor Site of one of the oldest Middle East settlements, Tarsus played a prominent role in the histories of competing Near East and Mediterranean empires. ancient tarsus • paul and tarsus • tarsus as a university city • tarsus and early education • history of tarsus
And Then There Were Twelve Aristotle is quoted as having once said, "Education is the best provision for old age" course • correspondence • institute • jewishchristianstudies • program
Belief and Controversy in Judaism Judaism isn't a schism between three distinct groups, Orthodox, Conservative and Reform, but a melding of experiences, beliefs and histories, much like the Torah itself. orthodox conservative and reform • orthodox jews • conservative jews • the tanach • jewish people
Corrie Ten Boom and The Hiding Place The Ten Boom home was a haven for for Jewish people and Dutch Underground members during the Second World War even though it meant the entire family risked their lives. corrie ten boom • the hiding place • second world war jewish people • nazi gestapo • bergen belsn concentration camp
Homemade Matzo Balls with Chicken Soup Recipe There's no meal more soothing, warming and filling than homemade matzo balls and real chicken soup. matzo balls • chicken soup • matzah balls • kneidlach • matzo ball soup recipe
Kids Activities for Hannukah Learn Hanukkah activities for kids, make Hanukkah cards and Hanukkah recipes. Find kids activities for teaching the menorah, the dreidel and how to celebrate Hanukkah. kids activities hanukkah • hanukah • channukah • hannakah • hannukah cards
Kwanzaa Kwanzaa is growing holiday celebrated by African Americans. The exact number of people that follow this holiday is unkown however the principles we can all respect. kwanzaa • ron karenga • african american holidays • american holidays • first fruits
Sacred Books of the Three Faiths – Book Review This book explores how the sacred texts evolved and were passed down over time. It looks at the differences and similarities between Jewish, Christian and Muslim texts. british library art gallery • jewish sacred books • christian sacred books • muslim sacred books sacred books of the three fai • sacred art books
Tevye Sholem Aleichem is one of the most popular writers in the Yiddish language. He is best known for his stories of Tevye, the milkman, in Fiddler on the Roof... tevya • jewish • circle • dancing
Thanksgiving Around the World Since ancient times, people around the world have offered thanks in festivals celebrating a bountiful harvest. harvest festivals • thesmophoria • jamestown • festivals of thanksgiving • cerelia
The Benefits of Meditating Meditation has many benefits and takes several forms. benefits of meditation • types of meditation • jnana yoga • habad hasidism • purpose of meditation
The Ecology of Being Jewish Every day is Earth Day when you're Jewish! earth day • environment • jewish • jew • ecology
The Origins of the Creation Story As well as passing down to us, the wheel, glass, the art of building etc. The Sumerians also passed down the concept of God. creation story • sumer • book of genesis • flood story • city of ur
Was Jesus Married? A look into the possibility of Jesus being married through facts and historical reference. married jesus • jesus • rabbi • ten commandments • catholicism
Ways to Make Shabbat Dinner Special for Kids Friday night is a joy for Jewish families who celebrate Shabbat, or sabbath. Make the evening kid friendly with fancy bread toppings, table games and treats. child-friendly shabbat • celebrate shabbat • creative traditions • challah bread • jewish families
Christian Persecutions in Sub Apostolic Rome The destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70 changed the direction of the early church and forced the largely urban communities to develop a Gentile mentality. post apostolic church • sub apostolic church • early christianity and jewish roots • domitian persecutions • christianity in the late first century
Judaism's Ancient Text, the Talmud The Talmud is referred to by many names: the Mishnah, Gemara, Shas and Oral Law, and is unquestionably one of Judaism's most fascinating bodies of early religious work. the talmud • mishnah and gemara • oral law • the torah • destruction of the second temple
Marge Piercy: Poetry With A Vibrant Sense of Self and Community This enterprising article focuses on Marge Piercy who is a very spirited poet. Her poetry embellishes imagery that conveys the vibrant sense of self and community. This includes concerns and issues real to individuals and communities. poet • marge • piercy • imagery • activist
Melodramas or How The Old West Can Be Fun The very name conjures up images of overacting, booing and hissing, and corny jokes. Why not? It's great fun! plays • playwriting • farce • melodrama
Miracles Do Happen through Divine Providence Most people would pay anything for a course in miracles. What they do not realize though, is that miracles are based upon the real principles of spiritual magnetism. miracles do happen • divine providence • a course in miracles • spiritual magnetism • divine intervention
Miriam's Dance Jewish tradition holds that demonic forces cannot penetrate a circle. Hence, a circle represents unity... circle • dancing • jewish • miriam • moses
Spencer Voted Off Survivor Taj and Spencer watch their backs on Survivor. The Harlem Globetrotters make a surprise appearance on Hell's Kitchen. survivor: tocantins: survivor • tocantins • cbs • jalapao • survivor 18
St. Anne's Prayer To God This article is a brief portrait of St. Anne, and her faith in God anne • saint • mary • grandmother • jewish
The Genealogy of Jesus – Two Fathers for Joseph The gospels of Matthew and Luke have different genealogies of Jesus. Some scholars this is because Joseph had two fathers - one natural and one legal. genealogy of jesus • levirate marriage • matthew 1 • luke 3 • ancestry of jesus
The Mitzvah to Hear the Shofar Blowing It is considered a mitzvah - a commandment - for every Jew to hear the shofar blowing at Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur as they prepare for and welcome the Jewish New Year. the mitzvah • shofar blowing • to hear • rosh hashanah • yom kippur
The Olive Tree Speaks As a Christian, and an outsider, so to speak, I view Israel and the Jewish people from a special perspective. . . jewish • tree • gift • lord • israel
Why Lutherans Baptize Babies For the Lutheran, baptism isn't about human action, but is all about God's action. infant baptism • why lutherans baptize babies • baptizing babies • baptizing infants • lutheran baptism
Book Reviews: Books on Marriage I want to share some thoughts on two excellent books on marriage. While not directly Lutheran, they are Lutheran in the sense of how we build each other up in the faith (and in our marriages). marriage • wedding • song of solomon • i do • anatomy
That Jesus Christ Was Born a Jew: Part 5, Answers to Critics Luther quotes Paul's letter to the Galatians and tells us the importance that Jesus was "born of a woman." Luther also discusses whether it is important to believe Mary remained a virgin or not. mary • paul • woman • galatians • virgin |
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