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Order of a Synagogue Service
In a Synagogue Service: 1. First, the “Shema” would be recited (Deuteronomy 6:4), a declaration repeated by Jews several times daily: “Hear, O Israel! The Lord is Our God. The Lord is one!” (NASB). 2. Following that, certain prayers would be spoken. 3. Next, a reading from the Law (Genesis through Deuteronomy) would take place. Continue reading
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Fascinating insights into the Pentateuch
Pentateuch: Constitutes the first five books of the Old Testament: Key Points: Hebrew Criminal Law Continue reading
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Eight Old Testament Words for “Law”
TORAH MITSWAH MISHPAT EDUTH WORD: HUQQIM WORD: PIQQUDIM WORD: DABAR WORD: DATH Hebrew law served as the personal and national guide for living under God’s authority. It directed the moral, spiritual, and social life. Its purpose was to produce better understanding of God and greater commitment to Him.Barter Bible Charts Continue reading
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