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Understanding Jewish Holidays and Customs: Historical and ...
Citron and Palm In the sukkah, too, except when they are being used in synagogue services, are the etrog and the lulav. The etrog is a citron, yellow and fragrant; it nestles in a box filled with flax to protect its delicate contents. The lulav is a ...
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Jewish Women in Historical Perspective - Strona 176
The second text, for biting off the end of the etrog, refers to a folk religious practice. The etrog (citron) is used, along with the lulav (palm branch and myrtle and willow twigs) during the liturgy of the week-long fall harvest festival of Sukkot.
Judith Reesa Baskin,
1998
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The Jewish Family Fun Book: Holiday Projects, Everyday ... - Strona 25
Most synagogues have one or more lulav and etrog sets at this time of year that you can use in their communal sukkah. Or you can buy your own lulav and etrog (ask your synagogue or nearby Judaica shop at least a week before Sukkot ...
Danielle Dardashti, Roni Sarig, Avi Katz,
2008
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The Talmud of the Land of Israel, Volume 10: Orlah and ... - Strona 29
[Since the etrog originally was subject to the prohibition, even though there has been considerable growth not tainted by the prohibition, the taboo of orlah remains in effect.]" [B] Lo, in the case of a new tree that drew nourishment [from an old ...
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Class Acts: Plays & Skits for Jewish Settings - Strona 38
Plays & Skits for Jewish Settings Stan J. Beiner. Mayor: (rolls out scroll) As mayor of this fair country, I welcome you to Sukkahland and present you with the key to the sukkah. Andy: I can't believe this place. It is too weird. Etrog 1: (taps him on ...
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Art and architecture in Canada: a bibliography and guide ...
Theodore Allen Heinrich. Also shown: Los Angeles (Calif), Felix Landau Gallery, 8 Mar-27 Mar 1965; Montréal (Qué), galerie Dresdnere, 6 Apr-26 Apr 1965. 26 p, 20 ill, biogr, En In Heinrich's succinct introductory essay Sorel Etrog's sculptures ...
Loren R. Lerner, Mary F. Williamson,
1991
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Ecology & the Jewish Spirit: Where Nature and the Sacred Meet
“The Fruit of the Goodly Tree” The etrog has long been something of a mystery. It is a member of the citrus family and looks very much like a lemon. The etrog is never referred to by name in the Torah; rather, Leviticus tells us only to gather “the ...
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Torah Queeries: Weekly Commentaries on the Hebrew Bible
Once we invite everyone into the sukkah and once we invite all of ourselves into the sukkah, we are ready to perform the ritual that is at the heart of Sukkot: we wave the etrog (citron) and lulav (palm, willow, and myrtle branches tied together).
Gregg Drinkwater, Joshua Lesser, David Shneer,
2012
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Jewish Holiday Style - Strona 30
Your local ]udaica store or synagogue will order lulav and an etrog for you. If you live near a city with a large ]ewish population, you may want to visit an “etrog warehouse” to select your own. Everyone tries to buy the most perfect etrog for their ...
Rita Milos Brownstein,
1999
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Celebrating the Jewish Year: The Fall Holidays: Rosh ... - Strona 147
hroughout the Jewish tradition,the etrog has been a symbol and object of high worth; great emphasis is placed on acquiring a beautiful etrog for the holiday, even at much expense. Because the etrog is one of the four species shaken with the ...
Paul Steinberg, Janet Greenstein Potter,
2007
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Can You Eat Your Etrog?
The etrog is a medium size fruit that sort of looks like a bumpy lemon and is also referred to as a citron. It has a lemon scent and flavor, though it is far less juicy ... «My Jewish Learning, 10月 15»
Etrog Farmer Helps American City Dwellers Connect with Sukkot …
There is something special and ironic about seeing the iconic and illustrious yellow etrog growing in the frozen tundra of America's Mid-Atlantic region during the ... «Jspace News, 9月 15»
In off year for Israel, Morocco is etrog hot spot this Succot
ASSADS, Morocco (JTA) — Why the Jews want etrogs, Mohammed Douch does not entirely understand. What he does know is that they are his main customers. «Jerusalem Post Israel News, 9月 15»
As Israel's groves lie fallow, Morocco captures etrog market
ASSADS, Morocco (JTA) — Why the Jews want etrogs, Mohammed Douch does not entirely understand. What he does know is that they are his main customers. «The Times of Israel, 9月 15»
Unlikely Etrog Grower Helps American City Dwellers Connect with …
JNS.org – There is something special and ironic about seeing the iconic and illustrious yellow etrog (citron) growing in the frozen tundra of America's ... «Algemeiner, 9月 15»
Stanford patients get a shot of shofar, dose of etrog
The high glass ceilings of the Stanford University Medical Center atrium echoed with the blast of the shofar. Make that more than a dozen shofars — all sounded ... «Jweekly.com, 9月 15»
Morocco: Etrog (citrons) hot spot for Jewish holiday fruit
Mohammed Douch, 67, and his etrog grove are part of southern Morocco's small and unlikely etrog industry, which has popped up here each summer for ... «FreshPlaza, 9月 15»
The Broken Etrog
In the city of Berditchev, home to tens of thousands of Jews, there was but one etrog. Of course, it was given to the town's rabbi, the famed Rabbi Levi Yitzchak, ... «Chabad.org, 9月 15»
Worth a trek: Searching Moroccan mountains for etrogs
I was determined to find out just how Moroccan etrogs are grown and brought to the ... My one contact in the Moroccan etrog business said the merchants feared ... «Jewish Journal, 9月 15»
In off year for Israel, Morocco is etrog hot spot this Sukkot
ASSADS, Morocco (JTA) — Why the Jews want etrogs, Mohammed Douch does not entirely understand. What he does know is that they are his main customers. «Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 9月 15»