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Every area of Jewish life is filled with rich symbolism and special meaning. From meals, clothing, and figures of speech to worship, holidays, and weddings, we find hundreds of fascinating traditions that date as far back as two or three thousand years.There's Bar Mitzvah, which Jewish boys celebrate at the age of accountability. In weddings, the groom breaks a wine glass with his foot. In the front doorway of Jewish homes you'll find a mezuza -- a small container with Scripture parchments. Prayer shawls are made with blue or black stripes.How did customs such as these get started? What special meaning do they hold? And, what can they teach us?
About the Author: Steve Herzig holds a B.A. from Kent State University and a B.S. in Bible from Philadelphia College of Bible. He is Director of North American Ministries for the Friends of Israel and a contributing editor for Israel My Glory magazine.
Title: Jewish Culture and Customs: A Sampler of ...
Publisher: Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry
Publication Date: 1997
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Good
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