PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «TEPHILLIN»
tephillin
tefillin
also
called
phylacteries
small
black
leather
boxes
containing
scrolls
parchment
inscribed
with
verses
from
torah
which
worn
observant
jews
during
weekday
morning
prayers
although
tephillin
define
link
encyclopedia
britannica
jewish
religious
practice
cube
shaped
cases
définition
dans
internaute
religion
juive
reverso
conjugaison
voir
aussi
tephillim
teiphalien
thillotin
expression
exemple
usage
contraire
merriam
webster
variant
spelling
this
word
doesn
usually
appear
premium
unabridged
offered
here
judaism
hebrew
pillîn
pillâ
prayer
hitpall
pray
semitic
roots
te•fil•lin
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «TEPHILLIN»
Descubre el uso de
tephillin en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
tephillin y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Catalogue of the Anglo-Jewish Historical Exhibition, Royal ...
8), Jews wear at times of prayer Tephillin (P5511, phylacteries), or cases
including the followingpassages—Ex. xiii. 2—16; Deut. vi. 4-9, xi. 13-21. These
are bound with intricate interlacing of the bands on the left arm and on the
forehead ...
2
Modern Judaism: Or, A Brief Account of the Opinions, ...
The Tephillin for the arm are put on first, and afterwards the Tephillin for the head
: to reverse this order would be inconsistent with the comparative sanctity they
are supposed respectively to possess. The straps, when broken, are not to be
tied ...
3
Ashkenazim and Sephardim: Their Relations, Differences, and ...
Although R. Solomon ibn Adreth decided not to put on tephillin on the Half-
Festiye days, it seems that owing to the influence of R. Asher the Sephardim
adopted the Ashkenazi custom. 'Nowadays', says R. Joseph Caro, 'it is general
usage ...
Hirsch Jakob Zimmels, 1993
4
The Cruise of the Nonsuch Buccaneer
The rabbis taught: It is allowed to write Tephillin on the skins of (ritually) clean
animals and creatures, also upon the skins of such as died a natural death and
were not slaughtered, and it is an ordinance (instituted) by Moses at Sinai, that
the ...
5
Babylonian Talmud Book 1:
So Rabh cursed him and said: "May theone who wishesto makeme suffer, notbe
able torearhis children."Soitwas. The rabbis taught: It is allowed to write Tephillin
onthe skins of (ritually) clean animals and creatures, also upon the skins of such
...
Michael L. Rodkinson, 2014
6
Targum Onkelos to Exodus: An English Translation of the Text ...
The former maintains that this verse refers to tephillin and the latter that it
concerns the paschal sacrifice. See b. Men. 36b and Mek-SY 41:16. Adler and
Berliner are not correct. As we have stressed repeatedly, Onkelos does not
deviate to ...
7
In the Shadow of the Pulpit
We were more than once told that it was unjust to require the purchase of tephillin
. We found Bar Mitzvah photo albums very educational. Pictures of Israeli Bar
Mitzvah boys, most of the times show the celebrant with the tephillin on his arm
and ...
Ann Klein, Joel Klein, 2001
8
The Left-Hander Syndrome: The Causes and Consequences of ...
tephillin,. or phylacteries, a word derived from the Greek word meaning an amulet
or safeguard. Tephillin. aretwo small leather boxes that contain parchment strips
inscribedinHebrew with passages fromtheOld Testament. Theseboxes are ...
9
Traditions of the Rabbis from the Era of the New Testament
The prohibition on wearing tephillin was probably originally related to the need
for re-tying them, but this led some to believe that tying tephillin on the Sabbath
was forbidden.27 Meir added28 “a perfume-filled charm” (kokhelet, תלכוכ)
probably ...
David Instone-Brewer, 2004
10
Civil Religion in Israel: Traditional Judaism and Political ...
The program opened with a Jew putting on a tallit and tephillin while the
announcer declared: "In the morning a Jew arises from his sleep to reunite
himself with his nation, reunite himself with his creator." After the blessings
recited while ...
Charles S. Liebman, Eliʻezer Don-Yiḥya, 1983
