Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Mezuzah

👉 In Judaism, a mezuzu is a Jewish prayer text that contains the names of God's four Most High Deities. These are YHVH (Hebrew for "God"), Mevlevi (a male and female deity in Hebrew), Adonai (the Father), and Avraham (the son). The mezuzahs are used as a guide to pray, and they are often accompanied by the Amidah prayer, which is a traditional Jewish prayer that concludes the prayers of the

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👉 The term "mezuzah" is used in Judaism, the world's oldest monotheistic religion, to refer to a specific part of the Torah or sacred text. It refers specifically to the first 51 letters of the Hebrew alphabet, also known as the "Numbers" of the Bible (Num. 23:18-19). This is often referred to as the "Biblical Mitzvah" or "Mizva," which is a commandment

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👉 Mezuzah is a type of prayer in Judaism, often used during Passover and other Jewish holidays. It involves reciting prayers and blessings from the Hebrew Bible or the Talmud to the Zoharim (or "mezuzot") which are sacred texts from the Torah. Each mezuzah has its own specific meaning based on the passage of time, but in general, it is a call for blessings and peace. The term comes from the Hebrew word "miz

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