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Wishing you all a healthy sweet wonderful (Jewish calendar) New Year
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Los-Angeles-Shooter
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FYI:
Rosh Hashanah literally translates as “head of the year” and marks the beginning of the new year in the Hebrew calendar. It also marks the beginning of the High Holy Days, a series of 10 consecutive Jewish days of repentance. According to the Hebrew calendar, this celebration marks the start of year 5780
Rosh Hashanah literally translates as “head of the year” and marks the beginning of the new year in the Hebrew calendar. It also marks the beginning of the High Holy Days, a series of 10 consecutive Jewish days of repentance. According to the Hebrew calendar, this celebration marks the start of year 5780
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Actually according to the Torah it's Yom Teruah. The Feast of Trumpets. A day of shouting to the LORD.
דבר אל־בני ישׂראל לאמר בחדשׁ השׁביעי באחד לחדשׁ יהיה לכם שׁבתון זכרון תרועה מקרא־קדשׁ׃
It may be the head of the year to man but to the Father blessed be HE it's not.
דבר אל־בני ישׂראל לאמר בחדשׁ השׁביעי באחד לחדשׁ יהיה לכם שׁבתון זכרון תרועה מקרא־קדשׁ׃
It may be the head of the year to man but to the Father blessed be HE it's not.
Sep 18, 2020 10:31:54 #
La Shana Tova to you and the entire world. Hoping peace in the Mideast will continue to grow.
Sep 18, 2020 10:34:14 #
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apacs1
Loc: Lansdale, PA
Los-Angeles-Shooter wrote:
FYI:
Rosh Hashanah literally translates as “head of the year” and marks the beginning of the new year in the Hebrew calendar. It also marks the beginning of the High Holy Days, a series of 10 consecutive Jewish days of repentance. According to the Hebrew calendar, this celebration marks the start of year 5780
Rosh Hashanah literally translates as “head of the year” and marks the beginning of the new year in the Hebrew calendar. It also marks the beginning of the High Holy Days, a series of 10 consecutive Jewish days of repentance. According to the Hebrew calendar, this celebration marks the start of year 5780
Actually it's 5781
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