yahrtzeit造句

• This is useful for determining the next occurrence of a Jewish holiday or Yahrtzeit.
• He and his wife yahrtzeit of the founder of the dynasty, Grand Rabbi Yitzchak Isak Taub.
• Some people also host a " kiddush " on the yahrtzeit of a parent or other relative.
• A memorial candle is lit on the Yahrtzeit, or anniversary of the death of a loved one according to the Hebrew calendar.
• In Judaism ( the majority religion of Israel ), such commemorations are called " yahrtzeit " ( other other terms ).
• MJE hosts the annual Ruth B . Wildes Memorial Lecture on her " yahrtzeit " ( Jewish anniversary of her passing ).
• On the Hebrew calendar, his " yahrtzeit ", 2 Kislev, is the same as that of Rabbi Aharon Kotler.
• The foundation stone was laid on 7 Adar 5723 ( 3 March 1963 ), the day of the Yahrtzeit of the founder of the dynasty, Grand Rabbi Isaac Taub.
• In 2011, Lepore presented a lecture on this topic at Brooklyn's Borough Hall on the occasion of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's yahrtzeit ( the anniversary of his death ).
• And Talmudic sources ( Megillat Ta anit, fast days; Targum Yonaton, Nu . 20 : 1 ) indicate that the day of her passing ( yahrtzeit ) was the tenth of that month.
• Among many Orthodox Jews it has become customary to make a siyum by completing a tractate of Talmud or a volume of the Mishnah on the day prior to the " Yahrtzeit ", in the honor of the deceased.
• Koenig died in Manchester, England on 7 July 1980 ( 23 yahrtzeit as Rabbi Moses ben Jacob Cordovero of Safed, with whom he felt a lifelong affinity . ) His widow, Esther Yehudit, died on Shavuot day, 9 June 2008.
• Sunday's yahrtzeit service---- a Jewish ceremony that commemorates the dead with the lighting of a 24-hour candle---- included the lighting of candles for the seven people killed and 12 people injured in abortion-related violence since 1993.
• Some Jews believe that strict Jewish law requires that one should fast on the day of a parent's Yahrzeit; although most believe this is not required, some people do observe the custom of fasting on the day of the " Yahrtzeit ", or at least refraining from meat and wine.
• In 2014, a grandson, Aryeh Sklar, edited and published Rabbi Bomzer's sermons and notes on the weekly Torah portion ( until the end of Leviticus ), for the anniversary of Rabbi Bomzer's passing ( yahrtzeit ), entitled, " Keter HaRachzav . " Mr . Sklar writes in his introduction that the title was a combination of Rabbi Bomzer's names-firstly, " RACHZAV " is the Hebrew acronym for " Rabbi Chaim Zev Bomzer . " Secondly, Rabbi Bomzer would also call his name a reference to " the crown of Torah, " since " zer " in Hebrew means " crown ", and " Bom " can be read as a reference to the Shema's reference to Torah as " bom "-( Deuteronomy 11 : 19 ) " and you shall speak of them ( bom ) . " Rabbi Aaron Ziegler, as well as Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, friends and colleagues of Rabbi Bomzer, wrote forewords for the book.