Jewish Services in Synagogue And Home
Jewish Services in Synagogue And Home
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The lessons for the Festivals remain, and all of these are enumerated in the Talmud. On the first day of the Pass- over, the celebration of the Passover in the Holy Land (Josh.
5: 2 to 6: i); on the second day the celebration as restored by King Josiah, 2 Kings 23: 1-9, 21-25; o" the Sabbath in the middle days, Ezekiel's vision of the Valley of Bones (36: 37 to 37: 14), for which the reason is not clear. On the 272 JEWISH SERVICES IN SYNAGOGUE AND HOME seventh day of the Passover, as the lesson... from the Tora contains Moses' thanksgiving song on the Red Sea, the great thanksgiving of David (2 Sam., ch. 22). On the eighth of the Passover, Isaiah 10: 32 to the end of chapter 12, perhaps because the last chapter is also a song of joy; but the Talmud gives another and not very apparent reason.
Although the Mishna by a majority of voices forbids the public reading of the *'Chariot,"** Ezekiel's vision (ch. i, also 3: 12) nevertheless has become the Haftara for the first day of Pentecost — ^a vision of heavenly things as against visible revelation; the choice of the third chapter of Ha- bakkuk, which is a Psalm, for the second day, seems to rest either on the word Shebuoth, which it contains, or on the opening, "O Lord, I have heard thy report, and have feared," as reminding of the thunders of Sinai.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lessons for the Festivals remain, and all of these are enumerated in the Talmud. On the first day of the Pass- over, the celebration of the Passover in the Holy Land (Josh.
5: 2 to 6: i); on the second day the celebration as restored by King Josiah, 2 Kings 23: 1-9, 21-25; o" the Sabbath in the middle days, Ezekiel's vision of the Valley of Bones (36: 37 to 37: 14), for which the reason is not clear. On the 272 JEWISH SERVICES IN SYNAGOGUE AND HOME seventh day of the Passover, as the lesson... from the Tora contains Moses' thanksgiving song on the Red Sea, the great thanksgiving of David (2 Sam., ch. 22). On the eighth of the Passover, Isaiah 10: 32 to the end of chapter 12, perhaps because the last chapter is also a song of joy; but the Talmud gives another and not very apparent reason.
Although the Mishna by a majority of voices forbids the public reading of the *'Chariot,"** Ezekiel's vision (ch. i, also 3: 12) nevertheless has become the Haftara for the first day of Pentecost — ^a vision of heavenly things as against visible revelation; the choice of the third chapter of Ha- bakkuk, which is a Psalm, for the second day, seems to rest either on the word Shebuoth, which it contains, or on the opening, "O Lord, I have heard thy report, and have feared," as reminding of the thunders of Sinai.
What to read after Jewish Services in Synagogue And Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis N Lewis Naphtali Dembitz to read onlineMoreLess
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