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What is the synagogue

It is the building where Jews meet,worship God and study his law

When did Jews begin to worship in synagogue

After the destruction if temples by the romans

What shape is the synagogue

Rectangle

What does synagogue mean

It means a gathering or a place or house of assembly

When where the first synagogues built

The first synagogues where built when the jews were in exile in Babylon

What indicates that ths building is a synagogue?

The sheild/start of David on the outside wall

Where do jews worship

The Jews place of worship is called the synagogue

Where does ths focal side of the synagogue face?

It faces Jerusalem

What makes the Star of David

Two interlocking triangles

What is covered by a curtain when doors are shut

The ark

What is above the Ark?

Two tablets on which are written in Hebrew the first words of the ten commandments.

The ___ is a decorated cabinet or cupboard and the focal point of the synagogue

The Ark

What are the main features inside a synagogue?

The Ark and the Bimah

Another name for The Ark

Aron Hakodesh

What contains scrolls on which Jewsih laws,the Torah are written?

The Ark

It is placed in the center of the main wall,facing Jerusalem

The Ark

What is know before whom you stand

Words words below first words of the Ten Commandments

Above the Ark is a light called the Everlasting light or......

Ner Tamid

It is the same perpetual light that

Signifies the light in the Jewish temple.

What is the Bimah?

This is a raised platform in the center or front of the synagogue from where the Torah is read to the congregation.

The ner tamid assures Jews that

God is always with them