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TEMPLE — The article is arranged according to the following outline: first temple history structure the ground plan of the temple the detailed plan of the temple general description the porch THE MAIN ROOM (HEKHAL) OR HOLY PLACE … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Bar-Mizwa — 1Bar Miz|wa der; s, s <aus hebr. bar mizbāḥ »Sohn der Verpflichtung«> männlicher Jude, der das 13. Lebensjahr vollendet hat u. auf die religiösen Vorschriften des Judentums verpflichtet ist. Bar Mizwa 2 2Bar Miz|wa die; , s <zu 1↑Bar… … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
ASHKENAZI, BEZALEL BEN ABRAHAM — (c. 1520–1591/94), talmudist and halakhic authority. Ashkenazi was born in Jerusalem or in Safed, where he studied in his youth under Israel di curiel . About 1540 he went to Egypt where he studied in Cairo under david b. solomon ibn Abi Zimra.… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
FAITUSI, JACOB BEN ABRAHAM — (d. 1812), Jerusalem emissary and talmudist. Faitusi was born in tunis and immigrated to jerusalem around 1800. In 1806 he became an emissary of Jerusalem to tripoli , tunisia , and algeria . He published: Berit Ya akov (Leghorn, 1800), including … Encyclopedia of Judaism
GEDILIAH, ABRAHAM BEN SAMUEL — (d. 1672), rabbi and author. Born in Jerusalem, Abraham journeyed to Italy in 1648 and resided in Leghorn and Verona. On his return journey in 1660, he stayed for a time in Egypt. In Italy he was friendly with samuel aboab and moses b. mordecai… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
MEYUḤAS, RAPHAEL MEYUḤAS BEN SAMUEL — (1695?–1771), chief rabbi (rishon le Zion) of jerusalem . Meyuḥas was born in Jerusalem and studied in the yeshivah Bet Ya akov, which he subsequently headed. In 1723 when the troubles of the Jewish community of Jerusalem were aggravated because… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
