Judaism

It is a celebration to commemorate the victory of the Jewish fighters against the Seleucid Empire in165 B.C.E.

• Hanukkah

• Pesach

• Purim

• Sukkot

It celebrates the deliverance of the Jews during the Persian Empire; especially by the vizier Haman who wanted to annihilate Persian Jews as recorded in the Book of Esther.

• Shavuot

• Hanukkah

• Sukkot

• Purim

It translates as “the path one walks”, it is a set of rules and practices that govern Jews’ everyday living.

• Halakha

• Hasidism

• Kabbalah

• Hanukkah

These are Jewish temples of worship, instruction, and community fellowship that contain separate rooms designed for specific activities, such as praying and studying.

• Synagogues

• Mosques

• Chapel

• Basilica

The pastor, administrator, and counselor that delivers sermon and interprets Torah.

• Tishri

• Rabbi

• Shofar

• Rambam

It is the platform at the center of the synagogue.

• Bimah

• Ner tamid

• Parochet

• Menorah

It is the ornate curtain that veils the ark.

• Parochet

• Tebah

• Ner tamid

• Menorah

It is the lamp or lantern that burns before the ark.

• Ner tamid

• Menorah

• Parochet

• Bimah

It is the six-branched lamp stand in the Temple of Jerusalem.

• Menorah

• Ner tamid

• Parochet

• Minyan

He conquered Jerusalem and made it his capital.

• David

• Solomon

• Nebuchadnezzar II

• King Darius