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What do Jews Believe about the Afterlife

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To learn more please visit www.myjewishlearning.org

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Jewish custom has been to mark this milestone (bar mitzvah) with a synagogue ceremony welcoming the bar mitzvah boy to the world of Jewish adulthood and initiating him in the opportunities and responsibilities that come along with his new status. Jewish adulthood is an enormous privilege.

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Jewish custom has been to mark this milestone (bar mitzvah) with a synagogue ceremony welcoming the bar mitzvah boy to the world of Jewish adulthood and initiating him in the opportunities and responsibilities that come along with his new status. Jewish adulthood is an enormous privilege.

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Becoming a bar mitzvah is such an important milestone and joyous occasion. According to Jewish law, at the age of thirteen a boy is no longer considered a minor and is responsible to fulfill all the Torah’s commandments. The term “bar mitzvah” literally means “son of the mitzvah.” 

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Becoming a bar mitzvah is such an important milestone and joyous occasion. According to Jewish law, at the age of thirteen a boy is no longer considered a minor and is responsible to fulfill all the Torah’s commandments. The term “bar mitzvah” literally means “son of the mitzvah.” 

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The steps of mourning go as followed
1. Those closest to the person perform an acting of tearing the clothes
2. Those closest also most prepare the body for the burial
3.the next period is known as Shiva which lasts a total of seven days
4. The final step of grieving is called Avelut which the parent of the deceased mourn for 12 total months.

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Mourning in the Jewish life cycle is a time for those close to the person who passed to take time for themselves to return to a normal life without a major impact on their emotional state. Mourning in the Jewish life cycle is an exact process that must be followed step by step.

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Mourning in the Jewish life cycle is a time for those close to the person who passed to take time for themselves to return to a normal life without a major impact on their emotional state. Mourning in the Jewish life cycle is an exact process that must be followed step by step.

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Genna Edwards
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Judaism does not recognize death as a tragedy but simply as a part of God's larger plan , their overwhelming belief in an afterlife causes them to see this as just a part of life.

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In Jewish culture if a man wishes to divorce his wife he is able to without an apparent reason the wife doesn't even have to give consent regarding the divorce, this being said divorce is still a big deal and has to be done through following an exact process.

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In Jewish culture if a man wishes to divorce his wife he is able to without an apparent reason the wife doesn't even have to give consent regarding the divorce, this being said divorce is still a big deal and has to be done through following an exact process.

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Why We Break the Glass at Jewish Weddings

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Why do we break a glass at Jewish weddings? There are many different interpretations of this tradition, so we've collected three. -- Subscribe to us on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2dFrxnn Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heybimbam Twitter: https://twitter.com/heybimbam -- BimBam (formerly G-dcast) is a new media studio making Jewish videos, apps and animated series that are joyful, empowering introductions to Jewish ideas and life for kids & adults.

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Divorce has always been excepted as a part of the Jewish life cycle, in their culture it is believed that it is better to get divorced then to remain bitter in an unwanted relationship, that if divorce is a part of God's plan that it must be fulfilled.

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Divorce has always been excepted as a part of the Jewish life cycle, in their culture it is believed that it is better to get divorced then to remain bitter in an unwanted relationship, that if divorce is a part of God's plan that it must be fulfilled.

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Jewish Ritual Order for the Wedding Day

1)Fasting
2)Badeken Di Kallah (Veiling of the Bride)
3)The Wedding Ceremony
4)Sheva B'rachot (Seven Blessings)
5)Breaking the Glass
6)Yichud (Privacy)

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Jewish Ritual Order for the Wedding Day

1)Fasting
2)Badeken Di Kallah (Veiling of the Bride)
3)The Wedding Ceremony
4)Sheva B'rachot (Seven Blessings)
5)Breaking the Glass
6)Yichud (Privacy)