Menorah

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(Judaism) a candelabrum with seven branches used in ceremonies to symbolize the seven days of Creation

(Judaism) a candelabrum with nine branches

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Continue reading "A Vandal Knocked Down This Menorah Near Harvard.
Throughout the state of Illinois, Chabad will be presenting dozens of Hanukkah events and celebrations, including public menorah lightings, giant menorahs made out of ice and Legos, menorah parades, Latke parties, giant Dreidel houses, Hanukkah Wonderlands and more.
Buy eight 3/8 inch hex nuts for a kinara and ten nuts for a menorah. The nuts will be the candle holders.
So, the embassy found three other significant menorahs. One was the Yemin Orde Menorah, made of clay, wood and iron, and built by Jewish youth from Yemin Orde, a village founded as a safe haven for Holocaust orphans in the 1950s.
This year's celebration brings added significance as Louisville joins thousands of communities worldwide in marking forty years since the first public menorah which was lit at the Liberty Bell in 1974.
He said he's extremely proud of his daughter's participation in the lighting, which boasts the largest menorah in the world and takes place across from the White House.
Cardiff United Synagogue's first annual menorah lighting will take place outside Manor House in Richmond Road on December 21 at 5.30pm.
Or you can also go with the more traditional olive oil menorah, which burns oil, much like the menorah's of old did (and the oil smells great).
(The ninth--and longest--felt candle represents the shammash, which is used in real menorahs to light the other candles.) We chose a simple palette of three repeating colors, but you can use as many colors as you like.
Chabad Jewish Center of Arlington Heights To Light Up One of 15,000 Public Menorahs Worldwide, Symbolizing Universal Message of Religious Freedom
One of the earliest things we read in the Daf Yomi cycleway back in the fall of 2012, in Tractate Berachotwas a law concerning liability for fires related to Hanukkah menorahs. As I recall it, the law stated that if a camel is walking down the street carrying a load, and the load reaches into a window where a menorah is burning and catches fire, and the fire then spreads, the owner of the menorah is not liable for the resulting damage.
He said more and more Jewish groups are setting up public menorahs around the world, including communities in Westboro and Shrewsbury.