what´s yom tov? how long does it take?
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Yom Tov means "good day" literally, and refers to the Holidays. The length depends on which holiday you mean. For example, Passover is the Holiday, the first two and the last two days are Chag, meaning Holy Day, while the 4 days in between are Holiday but you can work like normal on them. The whole 8 days would be a Yom Tov, a Holiday.
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HAPPY BIRTH DAY TO YOU!!\n\n(in hebrew-YOM HULEDET SAMEACH!!!)
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Not long at all...remember forgive and forget..we only live once why hold a grudge and waste even a moment being mad about something...read the bible...
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Maybe a week. I had this done a long time ago and it didn't take long at all.
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Aliya, nothing deep, i am not a deep person, but for last week, i liked this:::\n\n""""Rabbi Simcha Bunem of Pesicha said that we can learn how to serve God properly from observing the ways of the thief!!\n\nOne: The thief is not deterred by darkness, rain or cold. He goes about his profession.\nTwo: If he does not succeed the first time, he tries again and again until he is successful.\nThree: He does not look down his nose at what is small, but he steals everything he can get his hands on, whether valuable or cheap.\n \nIn the same vein, , the servant of Gd should serve Gd day and night, rain or shine. If he tries and fails he should try again. He should consider no mitzvah to be beneath his dignity but should strive to serve Gd in all matters, both large and small.\n \nThe Maggid of Mezritch taught, as recorded in the book Ten Lights: We can learn how to serve Gd properly from observing the ways of the child.\n\nOne: A child is always happy\nTwo: A child is never idle. He is always busy with something\nThree: When a child wants something, he cries.\n \nIn the same vein, one should always serve Gd with joy, one should be engaged in a mitzvah at every moment, and one should never hesitate to pray for ones needs.\n \nOn another occasion Rabbi Simcha Bunem taught: We can learn the service of Gd from the game of checkers:\n\nOne: You can only move forward, not backwards.\nTwo: You can only move one step at a time.\nThree: Once you have reached the final row, and only then, you can move any way you like.""""
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Please find below details about Pesach (passover). You just say: 'Happy Easter' or 'Have a nice Easter'.\nHope this will answer your questions!\nTiff\n\nSHALOM & WELCOME\nto a celebration of the Jewish holiday of Pesach (Passover) \nPassover is the 8 day observance commemorating the freedom and exodus of the Israelites (Jewish slaves) from Egypt during the reign of the Pharaoh Ramses II. \nA time of family gatherings and lavish meals called Seders, the story of Passover is retold through the reading of the Haggadah. With its special foods, songs, and customs, the Seder is the focal point of the Passover celebration. Passover begins on the 15th day of the Jewish month of Nissan. As the Jewish day begins at sundown the night before, for the year 2006, the first night of Passover will be April 12th.
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order children's book, adjustable for dif ages.  aroun $12 donation. 1-800-643-4645.  \ni wish they made a game like little army men so we could react all those battles in the old testiment.\n\ni need to chat WITH YOU seiously about easter.  it was a bad translation one time in new testiment.  \n\nput your thinking cap on, now.  was JESUS our istar lamb or PASSOVER LAMB? passover is still the same celebration that the children of israel had and is held the same time of year that they held it then.read exodus again. \n\nPLEASE CONTACT ME ON myPROFILE FOR STUDY MATERIALS FOR PROOFS.\n\nI'VE HUNTED EASTER EGGS WITH THE BEST OF THEM, BUT I'VE LEARNED DIFFERENT NOW.it will not hurt kids to hunt eggs as long as they know they have nothing to do with RESSURECTION.  hope we can be friends.
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2-3 days I would think:)
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i think it can take anywhere from a month on up..I've heard horror stories about it taking a year..then I've heard stories about it taking a month..Good luck..they are the slowest organization on the planet lol.
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You will find almost everything you need to know here:\nhttp://www.chabad.org/holidays/JewishNewYear/template.asp?AID=4644\n\nIt is also called Yom Truah (the Day of Blowing), Yom haShofar (Day of the Trumpet), etc.\n\nAs far as it being the "New Year", it is generally taught that this was the time of the creation of the world (or the creation of man, depending upon the sect of Judaism).  However, at the time of the Exodus it was commanded that the month of Passover would now be considered to be the first of the year.  And the Torah command of Yom Truah is that it be held on the first day of the 7th month.  So there are really 2 New Years days that occur on the Jewish calendar.
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From a Jew, from a Jewish perspective:\nWe pray to God.\nWe ask for forgiveness in out prayers.\nWe do teshuva- which literally means "to return" - to repent and arrive at a different spiritual and emotional place that is even higher and holier than before.\nWe perform deeds of lovingkindness - visiting the sick, helping the poor, giving extra charity especially - which is required by Jewish Law anyway.\n\nRepentance is a very important topic about which many Jewish sages have written.  It's possible to get very in depth here, so I just tried to get the basic info.
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i'll be your study partner. i started studying hebrew in university in september. next term we are moving on to reading the actual bible in hebrew, i'm so excited :)
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Slightly over eight minutes.\n\nTo be exact look up on Internet\n\nBest Regards
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We are told, in Matthew, that there are 14 generations between Abraham and David, between David and captivity to Babylon, and between Babylon and Christ. This equals 42 generations between Abraham and Christ. It is suggested that there are about 2,160 years between Abraham and Christ. 2,160 divided by 42 equals 51.4 years per generation. \n\nOther speculations about the length of a generation include 70 years, 100 years or even 40 years because that is how long the Israelites wandered in the wilderness. Some say the “final generation” began when Israel became a nation. Others contend that, while Israel becoming a nation was extremely important, it wasn’t until 1967, when it reclaimed Jerusalem, that it could be considered to have “bloomed.” It is clear that we cannot know for sure the timing of the Lord’s return. But it is obvious that we are close--close enough to count the days!
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http://www.jewfaq.org/toc.htm
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Is not passover also the first day of unleavened bread?\n\nI suggest getting some matza (sp) for the Seder.\n\nAlso thing of something that you would like to be lead out of, free of, and surrender that to God. He will help you work on that.\n\nThe other Jay pretty much covered the rest.\nJesus (Y'shua) is the reason for the passover.
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Here is the Tetragrammaton of God's name:   יהוה \n\n\nIt is too much to copy and paste . . . so there is it clean and simple . . . If you want to read . . . read the sources.