mezuzah

Well, if you're Juda, you have your Hasidic friend head to the police station to replace their mezuzot and distribute books of Psalms (one of which, of course, is hollowed out so the protagonists can smuggle a weapon to their captive comrade).

Much of chapters three and four is devoted to the preparation of ritual objects, such as Torah scrolls, mezuzot, and tefillin.

The artist also created ritual items ranging from adornments and implements for the synagogue, including an axon kodesh and yad (a Torah ark and pointer) to domestic objects such as the mezuzot that hang on the doorposts of his Manhattan apartment.

Write them on the doorposts of your houses and gates," Judaism derives the commandments of laying tefillin and affixing mezuzot. The first, laying tefillin, is a daily practice of literally binding the words of Shema to one's forearm and lower forehead by means of leather straps attached to two black boxes containing the prayer written on parchment.

Jewish students in American universities know that they may find religious infrastructure and help with obtaining Mezuzot and other Judaica from the local Habad representative.

Knoppers discusses parallel developments in the institution of the synagogue, ritual baths, and mezuzot as examples.

Our newly re-elected prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, responded: "I heard someone speak of people who kiss mezuzot with disdain.

With the extinguishing of the eternal flame, Rabbi Valerie Cohen will formally deconsecrate the sanctuary, the mezuzot will be removed, and the doors will close on a fundamental piece of Worcester's Jewish history.

First, attach mezuzot (plural of mezuzah) to the doorposts of your house, inside and out.

Our Rabbis taught: Beloved are Israel, for the Holy One, blessed be He, surrounded them with precepts: tefillin on their heads, tefillin on their arms, tzitzit [fringes] on their garments, and mezuzot on their doorposts.