All around the world synagogues are an integral part of Judaism. From the Greek meaning “place of assembly”, the synagogue today is referred to as a house of prayer (bet ha-tefilla), house of assembly (bet ha-kneset), house of study (bet ha-midrash), and in some cases even temple. But the Second Temple’s destruction by Rome in AD 70 changed the function and focus of synagogues. So, what changed? Corie Bobechko explores.
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21 авг 2024