PPT-The Synagogue

To describe the key features of a synagogue To contrast a synagogue with a Christian prayer service To evaluate how important the synagogue is to Jews Directions to label a synagogue   The Ark. Klibanoff Aaron L Kischel Committee Chair Staff Consultant Richard Fishbane Dr Bruce Littman Biennial Convention Chair Biennial Convention ViceChair Rabbi Paul Drazen Biennial Convention Director Richard Skolnik International President Rabbi Steven Describe Synagogue services. Demonstrate how synagogue services express the beliefs of Judaism. Analyse the significance of synagogue services for both the individual and the Jewish community. Who goes to synagogue services and when?. Social events: In addition to our educational programs, we also offer an array of social programs. Movie nights and receptions, art fairs, book signings and dinners. All of these occur over the cou The Centurion. People. of the Gospels. Nobleman & . Centurion. Jesus at Capernaum . v46. Jesus at Capernaum . v1. Caesarea. Capernaum. Nain. Nain. Two . Centurions. For a fuller understanding of the words of Christ, the Jewish modes of thought, which he used in illustration, require to be briefly explained.. Revelation 3:1-6. Sardis. Ruins of the temple of Artemis at Sardis. The Gymnasium of Sardis. Synagogue at Sardis. . The synagogue in Sardis is the largest of its type known to date. Excavations show that the building was originally a civic basilica which was built between the main street and the gymnasium and converted into . water. . Synagogue. José Javier Lozano Lemus. Alfonso Rodríguez Sánchez. Manuel Jesús Marín . Sabariego. Introduction. To deepen in the Jewish culture and religion in order to understand their influence nowadays. Glorified. . Christ to the seven churches, knowing that this message has had application to the church and Christians throughout history and still has meaningful application to us and our church today.. Dr. . Faydra. Shapiro. Guiding Questions. How does our (modern, Western, Christian) image of the synagogue match the synagogue of Jesus’ time? . What can we – Jews and Christians – learn from the synagogue of Jesus? . ‘. assemble or gather together’. . Jews go to the Synagogue to . meet. together with other Jews, to . worship. God and . learn. more about their religion. . Look at the pictures that follow. . . For Jews, the synagogue is a communal place of worship and is considered to be a place of gathering, of prayer, of study, and of learning. . TASK. Do a Google image search of . synagogues. . Compare the different pictures; what common features do you see? How would you recognize a synagogue if you saw one?. Highlights . from Two Recent . S. tudies. Report 1:. Generations & Re-Generation. David . Elcott. and Stuart . Himmelfarb. , . B3/The Jewish Boomer Platform and . . NYU Research Center for Leadership and Action, 2014. The Star of David. Significance. 7 spaces recognizing the 7 days of creation. Used on the Shield of King David to win battles. When/Where It is Used. Used on: 1) the shield of David, 2) Israeli Flag, and 3) symbol of Jews. Title: Synagogues . Thinking back to your previous Judaism lessons. What key words can you make related to Judaism?. How many points can you get!!. Where is the Jewish place of worship?. Mastering. To analyse and evaluate the importance of the synagogue in Jewish communities.. One of the oldest Jewish symbols.. Candle holder. . It is lit every evening and cleaned out every morning to replace the wicks and to put fresh oil in.. Skull caps – . Kippah. Most Jews will cover their heads when praying, attending the synagogue or at a religious event or festival..