tallit

One of the first unique exhibits of the museum is a tallit (fringed prayer shawl) of the 19th century.

His condition was characterized by radical shifts between an Orthodox lifestyle and secular nihilism, and indeed rumor has it that in his moment of death in his London apartment he chose to wear a tallit and tefillin.

deciding who has planted diamonds in the parrot, Yusef or Tallit. Scobie

Loren Jacobs, wearing a tallit, appeared at the campaign event in suburban Detroit headlined by Pence, two days after a gunman who said all Jews should be killed shot dead 11 worshippers at a Pittsburgh synagogue, the worst attack on Jews in U.S.

But he keeps his grandfather's tallit, which wears out and is replaced piecemeal in the manner of that other classic tale, Joseph Had a Little Overcoat.

Every Saturday uncle Neuch would put on a tallit, any tallit, and read the Bible aloud.

Gift shop will feature Menorahs, books, baby gifts, platters, Tallit sets for Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, jewelry and other unique gifts.

The third and final practice, the wearing of tzitzit, is similarly faithful to the corresponding passage and involves the affixing of symbolically knotted fringes to the corners of a four-cornered garment called a tallit. Each of these practices creates for those that observe them an environment of memory, providing frequent, yet equable reminders of the larger beliefs and values to which they maintain commitment.

Here, an ostrich wraps itself in a tallit, or Jewish prayer shawl.

Army units operating to the southwest of Aleppo foil an attack by terrorist groups on Tallit Um al-Qari, destroying 7 tanks and a booby-trapped vehicle and killing a number of terrorists.

When he died they draped him in his shroud like a splendid robe The Tallit he received from his father, his inheritance Was etched with the blue letters of holiness.