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NOT ALL INFORMATION IS RELEVANT TO JEWISH OBJECTS BUT MOST ARE SHOWN AND EXPLAINED

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NOT ALL INFORMATION IS RELEVANT TO JEWISH OBJECTS BUT MOST ARE SHOWN AND EXPLAINED

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Places of Worship: Judaism - a Synagogue and Artefacts

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a ram's horn trumpet and was used by ancient Jews in religious ceremonies.  As of right now it is sounded for the day that commemorates the creation of the world and also on the tenth day of seventh month which is the day of atonement.

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a four-sided spinning top with a Jewish letter on each side. It's traditionally used for a gambling game around Hanukkah. The dreidel itself was invented by a rabbi in the 19th century while the origin of the game actually derives from England and Ireland

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the yarmulke or a kippah is a skullcap worn by all orthodox jews and is optional to liberal or reform jews.  This skullcap is used to remind them that there is someone "above" who watches are every move.

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a Jewish symbol that represents the shape of King David's shield that was later adopted as thier religious symbol. This wasn't originally their religious symbol since the founding of Judaism but may saw it as a symbol of hope. It's a six-pointed figure consisting of two interlaced equilateral triangles.

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A candelabrum used in Jewish worship, especially one with eight branches and a central socket for candles used at Hanukkah. Each branch represents one night of Hanukkah where each candle is then lit.

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The teffelin are 2 black boxes attached to 2 leather straps.  The boxes contain 4 sections of the Torah.  One box is placed on the left arm and the leather strap is wrapped around the left hand and around the middle finger.  While the other is placed on the head closer to the forehead. The teffelin signifies that the heart and head is under submission to the Almighty.  

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The teffelin are 2 black boxes attached to 2 leather straps.  The boxes contain 4 sections of the Torah.  One box is placed on the left arm and the leather strap is wrapped around the left hand and around the middle finger.  While the other is placed on the head closer to the forehead. The teffelin signifies that the heart and head is under submission to the Almighty.  

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a prayer shall and used to  remind Jews of the commandments.  Using gematriya they linked this shall to the commandments.  The numerical word for fringes is 600 and each of the fringes contain 8 threads and 5 knots and added together its the number of commandments.

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a scroll mounted on a doorpost that shows they are jewish and reminds them of their connection to God.  The mezuzah usually contains the Shema, the most famous Jewish prayer.

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They are tassels or fringes that men wear for traditional/ceremonial purposes