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The synagogue : a new synagogue for Austin, Texas
1981[The architect] must fulfill the obligation to first, analyze and define meanings inherent to the task at hand and then, within the context of satisfying the demands of functionality and structural soundness, attempt to expressively convey these meanings through the manipulation of spatial forms and surface articulation.
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2010
The earliest evidence of synagogue institutions consists of two inscriptions and one papyrus text from mid- to late 3rd-century bce Egypt mentioning the term proseuchē, one of seventeen Greek, Latin, and Hebrew terms used in antiquity that are translated into English as “synagogue.” (It should be noted, however, that some scholars would argue that the ...
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The earliest evidence of synagogue institutions consists of two inscriptions and one papyrus text from mid- to late 3rd-century bce Egypt mentioning the term proseuchē, one of seventeen Greek, Latin, and Hebrew terms used in antiquity that are translated into English as “synagogue.” (It should be noted, however, that some scholars would argue that the ...
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2016
Greek-speaking Jews and Samaritans refer to the communal space of synagogues as proseukhe (“prayer place”), emphasizing their role as places of prayer and study within the Jewish diaspora. Jewish liturgy centers on public Scripture reading and interpretation, reinforcing continuity with the ...
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Greek-speaking Jews and Samaritans refer to the communal space of synagogues as proseukhe (“prayer place”), emphasizing their role as places of prayer and study within the Jewish diaspora. Jewish liturgy centers on public Scripture reading and interpretation, reinforcing continuity with the ...
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Hadashot Arkheologiyot - Excavations and Surveys in Israel, 2020
In January 2017, a small excavation was undertaken in the vicinity of the ancient synagogue at Merot (Permit No. A-7878; map ref. 77079/24992; Fig. 1). The excavation was carried out as part of the 'adopt a site' and 'Nature Defence Force' programs at a nearby IDF base.
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In January 2017, a small excavation was undertaken in the vicinity of the ancient synagogue at Merot (Permit No. A-7878; map ref. 77079/24992; Fig. 1). The excavation was carried out as part of the 'adopt a site' and 'Nature Defence Force' programs at a nearby IDF base.
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2023
The Synagogue has always been a communal institutional organism. In Hebrew, the Synagogue is known by three names : BET HA' TIFHLAH, "House of Prayer" , BET HA* MIDRASH, "House of Study", BEP HA’ KENESSET, "House of Assembly". These are the functions for which the Synagogue building is utilized. It is a "House of God".
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The Synagogue has always been a communal institutional organism. In Hebrew, the Synagogue is known by three names : BET HA' TIFHLAH, "House of Prayer" , BET HA* MIDRASH, "House of Study", BEP HA’ KENESSET, "House of Assembly". These are the functions for which the Synagogue building is utilized. It is a "House of God".
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Judaism as Flowers: The Materialized Ideology of the New Synagogue of Szeged
Material Religion, 2023Ágnes Oszkó, Dora Pataricza
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