Shofar Essays

  • Rosh Hashanah Research Paper

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    for you, a day of remembrance of [Israel through] the shofar blast, a holy occasion. You shall not perform any work of labor, and you shall offer up a fire offering to the Lord.”

  • Music In The Jerusalem Temple

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    The ancient Israelite music used in the Jerusalem Temple was highly influenced by the other cultures and kingdoms that surrounded it. Most predominantly, similarities can be seen between the music of the Israelites, Egyptians, Babylonians, and Assyrians. Defining features of the Temple’s music were the emphasis on string instruments, the 12-instrument orchestra accompanied by an equal number of singers, and the notion of holiness that was placed on music within the Temple. While there were many

  • Remez: Revealed In Scripture

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    You also know that the Bridegroom (Messiah) will abduct (rapture) his Bride (true believers) on Rosh HaShanah with the sound of the shofar announcing his intention (remez). And you know that beginning with Rosh HaShanah there will be only ten days left for people to return to God and repent before the great sound of the Shofar announcing the Day of His return, (second coming) which you know to be on some special Yom Kippur. You know these things, you have no need for me to write

  • Informative Essay: The Jewish Symbols

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    Jewish Symbol Description Significance Image Picture Menorah A candelabrum with seven branches, used at home and in the synagogue on the Sabbath and holidays. It stands for light wisdom and divine inspiration. It symbolizes divine light spreading through the world. It is used because Synagogues must have a continually lit light in front of the Ark, called the ner tamid (eternal light). Star of David A figure consisting of two interlaced equilateral triangles. It symbolizes the connection of both

  • Comparing The Book Of Revelations And The Beast

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    sounding the alarm. Regardless of what you have heard, from late night talking-head comics or the fully controlled mainstream media about this man, he has studied the agendas of the wealthy and powerful of this world, for decades, and is sounding the shofar, perhaps the last of the warnings we will receive before resistance is pointless. Good people are slow to anger while purposeful evil is infecting their lives. Make no mistake, there is true evil in this world. We see evil in the senseless wars, perpetrated

  • King Jehosaphat's Use Of Imagery

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    The next two verses are fascinating and loaded with imagery. In verse 2 the earth gives way, and in verse 3 the waters roar, and the mountains tremble. Seas and waters that roar are a frequent symbol of the chaos from which the world was created and to which it could return. Yet, those who have confidence in God, who brought order to chaos, will have nothing to fear. (Ex. 15:8; Ps 69:2; Ps 69:15; Ps 77:16; Pr 8:29; Zec 10:11; Mat 8:23-27). Raging seas are also likened to threatening nations as

  • Wernher Von Braun's Accomplishments

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    Wernher." , 1993. ProQuest; SIRS Issues Researcher, https://explore.proquest.com/sirsissuesresearcher/document/2265810728?accountid=68625. "A History of the Dora Camp: The Story of the Nazi Slave Labor Camp that Secretly Manufactured V-2 Rockets." Shofar, vol. 22, no. 2, winter 2004, pp. 204+. Gale Literature Resource Center, link.gale.com/apps/doc/A114820778/LitRC?u=owassohs&sid=bookmark-LitRC&xid=b69fba98. Accessed 26 Jan. 2023. "The Prophet of Scientific Morality. (The Periodical Observer - Arts

  • Brief History Of Joseph Seligman

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    (Poland, Russia) in pursuit of economic opportunity and to avoid rampant anti-Semitism. The third wave involved emigration of some Jews to seek better opportunity in America. Joseph Seligman initially settled in Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania, near Hazelton, PA. Located in the Pocono Mountains, it was a coal town and railroad town in ‘nowheresville.’ He worked as a cashier/clerk for a man, later to become a United States congressman. Using his savings, Seligman began peddling (jewelry, knives

  • Qishon Yael

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    to act. Deborah initiated, organized, and planned the military campaign against the great Canaanite general, Sisra, in order to conquer the valley of Jezre’el. After Israel had been subjugated to the Canaanites for twenty years, Deborah decided to change things. Deborah had no intention of personally leading the troops in battle, however, after some pressure; she agreed to be present at the military camp of Israel. Deborah plays a major role in the military campaign, deciding the number of warriors

  • How Did Holocaust Trauma Affect Jewish Culture

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    Holocaust Trauma and its Effects on Jewish Culture and Identity. Kierstin Mayton Advanced Placement Seminar, April 12, 2024 Word Count: 1,806. Anti-Semitic sentiments have affected Jewish culture and identity for almost a century, specifically post-Holocaust. The cruel treatment which Jews were subjected to by Nazi soldiers (e.g. being forced into ghettos, concentration camps, and killed at extermination camps) has had enduring effects on Holocaust survivors and subsequent generations (The National

  • My Hero's Journey

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    and you will have what you seek. Your redemption is before you. I know you remember when God blocked the sun from shining and caused the moon to turn red as a sign and worked miracles against your enemies. He wanted to prove His word that you are the chosen and to endorse holiness and devotion. See what a calamity it will be for you to lose what you have longed to have because you choose to be one of the crowd. You are the elect, the children of integrity, the chosen who will teach and lead the