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| | Simchat Torah - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Simchat Torah (שמחת תורה) is a Hebrew term which means "rejoicing with/of the Torah". | | | V'Zot HaBerachah is read in its entirety, followed by the customary Torah section describing the prescribed sacrifices for the holiday and then the first chapter of Genesis. | | | The verse is especially appropriate to Simchat Torah, when Jews celebrate the veracity of the Torah. |
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| | Simchat Torah |
| | Simchat Torah means, "Rejoicing in the Torah." In this festival Jews express their love and gratitude for the Torah. | | | Torah is a blessing as it is a sign that God wants his people to know him. | | | The Jewish community has added a ninth day called Simchat Torah or “rejoicing in the law.” Kasdan in his book, God’s Appointed Times says “this day celebrates the revelation of God as symbolized in the Torah scroll. |
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| | Ohr Somayach :: Succos :: Simchat Torah Mystery |
| | Simchat Torah is the climax of the festivals, and it is fitting to read on that day the blessings which Moshe gave to all of Israel. | | | Since a haftarah must follow the spirit of the Torah reading, it is fitting that Moshe's blessings be followed by the blessings Solomon gave to all of his people. | | | The gemara tells us that on the very last day of Succot (known as "Simchat Torah") we read the last parsha of the Torah - "Beracha" - and for the haftarah we read from the eighth chapter of Melachim I (8:22) about King Solomon's prayer at the inauguration of the Beit Hamikdash. |
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| | Simchat Torah and Shavuot - Two Celebrations of the Torah |
| | On Simchat Torah we dance, as this is the joy of the body. | | | But as the Jews learned the Torah and applied it's teaching to their lives, they were pleasantly surprised. | | | All the nations refused, each one claiming some 'fault' in the Torah they would not be able to live with. |
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| | Holy Days Archive: SIMCHAT TORAH |
| | Thus, the Torah itself is a symbol of the eternal partnership between Israel and the diaspora. | | | Without the formation of the Torah book, the prophetic vision of the universalization of Israel's religion could not have been realized" (The Religion of Israel, p. | | | The fact that this transformation took place in the diaspora and was only later imported back to the Land of Israel (where Shemini Azeret and Simchat Torah are celebrated on the same day) shows how important the partnership of Israel and the diaspora has always been. |
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| | Simchat Torah Guide North Shore Jewish Center |
| | After the children’s aliyah ceremony, one congregant is honored with an aliyah for the last verses of Deuteronomy and of the entire Torah. | | | The focus of the morning is the Torah service when the last book of the Torah, Deuteronomy, is completed and the first book, Genesis, is begun. | | | May people regard the hakafot on Simchat Torah as a symbol of the marriage of Israel and the Law. |
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| | Jewish Studies: Evolving Jewish Traditions - Simchat Torah |
| | It is customary for the ‘Chatan Torah’ to invite the entire congregation to a feast on Simchat Torah. | | | Torah to intensify the festivities during and after the Hakafot. | | | The Torah-Reading of shacharit consists of the last Sidra in the Torah, ‘vezot habrachah.’ Since everybody is called to the Torah on this day, the portion is repeated many times so that it might suffice for the entire congregation. |
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| | MyJewishLearning.com - Holidays: Overview: History Shemini & Simc |
| | Among traditional Diaspora communities, Simchat Torah is congruent with the second day of Shemini Atzeret, and in Israel and liberal Diaspora communities, it coincides with the single day of Shemini Atzeret. | | | It is traditionally the only time when the Torah is read at night, when we read the last section from Deuteronomy, to be followed the next day by the conclusion of Deuteronomy and the beginning of Genesis. | | | In the early middle ages, Shemini Atzeret began to be associated with the ritual of completing the yearly cycle of readings from the Torah, leading to the later development of Simchat Torah from what was likely the second day of Shemini Atzeret. |
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| | What is Shemini Atzeret? Chabad.org > Holidays > Simchat Torah |
| | It is for this reason that Israel celebrates Simchat Torah on the Festival of Shemini Atzeret, for the atzeret that follows Sukkot is like the atzeret that follows Pesach. | | | Simchat Torah and Shemini Atzeret are one day. | | | Afterwards, they waited for a period of fifty days until the fear of Heaven was firmly implanted in their hearts, only then entering into the covenant of the Torah with G-d, an entry punctuated by thunder and lightning so that the fear of God might always be upon them. |
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| | The Origin & History of Simchat Torah |
| | The principal lesson to be learned from the celebration of Simchat Torah is that Judaism is a joyous religion. | | | Since the Torah is read on that day, the person who is called up (Aliya) to bless the last paragraphs of the Torah is called the Bridegroom of the Torah or Chassan Torah. | | | Among the Torah-true or the orthodox (Greek for straight believers) it is customary to dance with the Torah and to parade the Torah scrolls outdoors on the sidewalk in front of the “shul”. |
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| | Simchat Torah |
| | On the evening of Simchat Torah, (and, as the Chabad Custom, in many communities, on the previous evening of Shemini Atzeret, we make seven "hakafot" (circlings) around the bimah, singing and dancing with the Torah scrolls. | | | On the morning of Simchat Torah, the final portion of the Torah is read, completing the annual cycle. | | | We have stood in awe before the King of the Universe; we have been forgiven and cleansed by His mercy; and we have experienced the joy of uniting with G-dliness through His beautiful commandments. |
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| | Jewish Community Online |
| | On Simhat Torah day in the traditional synagogue a prominent member is designated as "bridegroom of the Torah," and he is called up as the last verses of the Pentateuch are read. | | | The ninth day of the autumnal celebration is called Simhat Torah, marking the completion of the Five Books of Moses, a portion of which is read in the synagogue each Sabbath of the year. | | | Upon completion of the Torah cycle, the Jew expresses unrestrained joy and happiness in the synagogue. |
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| | What are the special Simchat Torah observances? |
| | The children, too, receive an aliyah on Simchat Torah; all the children are gathered together under a tallit and, together with the adult who received this honor, recite the traditional aliyah blessings. | | | This garment is worn by males during the morning prayers, fulfilling the Biblical obligation of attaching fringes to four-cornered garments. | | | A rolled up scroll containing certain verses from the Torah which is affixed to the right-hand doorpost of doorways in a Jewish home. |
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| | Simchat Torah 5761 |
| | The Torah is not in heaven, not across the sea, not too baffling for us. | | | It is my fervent prayer that next year, at this time, when I again circulate this annual Simchat Torah musing, that Israel and all its inhabitants will be blessed with peace. | | | Emanual Levinas writes in an essay on "Revelation in the Jewish Tradition" that we must not "leave revelation to the arbitrariness of subjective fantasies." How true this is. But we must also not be afraid to explore the text and see what we find. |
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| | Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah |
| | Simchat Torah is celebrated the same day as Shemini Atzeret in Israel and by Reform Jews. | | | In order to celebrate the Torah and every Jew's relationship to it, there is a tradition that everyone is called up the Torah on Simchat Torah to recite the Torah blessings. | | | Outside of Israel, where Jewish legal tradition requires that two days be kept, Simchat Torah occurs on the day following Shemini Atzeret. |
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| | Judaism 101: Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah |
| | As many people as possible are given the honor of an aliyah (reciting a blessing over the Torah reading); in fact, even children are called for an aliyah blessing on Simchat Torah. | | | In Israel, Shemini Atzeret is also the holiday of Simchat Torah. | | | On Simchat Torah, we read the last Torah portion, then proceed immediately to the first chapter of Genesis, reminding us that the Torah is a circle, and never ends. |
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| | Shmini Atzeret & Simchat Torah: An Overview |
| | In the Diaspora, Shmini Atzeret and Simchat Torah are separated, with Simchat Torah following Shmini Atzeret on the ninth day after the commencing of the holiday of Sukkot. | | | As legend has it (the Midrash) the angels approached God and asked that the Torah remain in heavens, Moses represent the people of Israel and argued his case as follows: “Do you have parents, for which you need the command to honor and fear them?” he asked the angels. | | | A Simchat Torah prayer book for young families. |
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| | An ivy league Simchat Torah |
| | The Torah is as infinite as its Author is. But let me at least share with you one aspect of the Torah which, in my humble opinion, is definitely worth dancing about. | | | This Sunday we will be celebrating Simchat Torah, the day that we rejoice with our holy Torah. | | | The Torah gives us a Divine absolute value system to live (and die) by, and for that alone, we should be dancing around the Torah all day long! |
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| | Shemini Azeret |
| | The Torah indicates that this feast is celebrated on Tishrei 22, eight days after the beginning of Hag HaSuccoth. | | | The Torah and Haftarah readings, as well as the prayers and synagogue service, all focus in on The King and His people. | | | This feast is separate and distinct from Hag HaSuccoth, the Feast of Tabernacles, yet somehow connected to Hag HaSuccoth. |
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| | Lev Shalem Worship . . . Simchat Torah 5760 |
| | Traditional interpretation: Torah is the mysterious bridge which connects the Jew and God, across which they interact and communicate, and by means of which God fulfills His covenant with His people to sustain them and protect them. | | | May it be the will of the Almighty to grant life and loving-kindness, and the crown and eminence of divine blessing to these children who have been called forth to complete the Torah. | | | Whatever a faithful student will perceive and transmit, this is Torah. |
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| | Simhat Torah or Simchat Torah (Jewish) |
| | Simhat Torah (Tishri 23) literally means "rejoicing in the Torah" and represents the culmination of Sukkot and Shemini Atzeret. | | | It is a joyous celebration which concludes the annual cycle of the reading of the Torah, the first five books of the Bible. | | | Singing children, and sometimes adults, follow the processional with banners and candles. |
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| | The Meaning of Simchat Torah |
| | Another interesting thing is that on the last day of our holiday when, hopefully we have reached a high level of clinging to G-d, after living in our Succah, separate from the grasp of the physical world, we ask G-d for the most physical blessing - rain. | | | Similarly we coming out of Egypt, in terms of our faith we were on the level of infants. | | | Simchat Torah's Meaning in Relation to the Other Holidays |
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| | Sukkot: Festival of Booths. |
| | Named Simkhat Torah, rejoicing with the torah, the custom became its own holiday, especially for children, with dancing and singing in the synagogue and festive meals at home. | | | It was also the occasion every seven years for the ceremony hak'heil, the public reading of the Torah before the whole people (Deuteronomy 31:10-13). | | | However, in its memory, Rabbi Yokhanan ben Zakkai, a leading rabbinic authority at the time, instructed that ceremonies using the four species be performed every day of the week except on Shabbat, even though the Torah only commands to use them on the first day of the holiday. |
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| | Shmini Azeret and Simchat Torah - Sukkot with Aish |
| | "Torah is the mysterious bridge which connects the Jew and God, across which they interact and communicate, and by means of which God fulfills His covenant with His people to sustain them and protect them." | | | This event is lovingly referred to as "Simchat Torah," literally "Rejoicing of the Torah." (Outside of Israel, Simchat Torah is celebrated the day after Shmini Atzeret.) | | | The "secret," as we know, is the special gift that God gave to the Jewish people: The Torah. |
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| | Jewish Music CD - Soul Encounter with Arnie Singer - Jewish Outreach, Jewish music in New York City |
| | It is the custom to carry the torah around the synagogue seven times on Simchat Torah. | | | That means that although there is a set and accepted standard of Torah observance and interpretation, beyond that point there are a multitude of valid ways of interpreting and following the words of the Torah. | | | The Talmud at the end of the tractate Taanit teaches that at the end of days the righteous will form a circle in the Garden of Eden and Hashem will stand in the center. |
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| | Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah |
| | Some say this is the Jewish way of thanking God for the blessings of the earth. | | | It is a time of distinctive celebration replete with singing, dancing and feasting. | | | Jews have been blessing the Lulav and Etrog for over 3,000 years now (not the same Lulav and Etrog, though, you must get new ones every year). |
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| | Simchat Torah Lessons |
| | Now, if God looked into the Torah and followed its wisdom in the act of Creation, it seems logical that we -- cast in His image -- should do the same. | | | And this Wisdom, said the rabbis, was Torah. | | | The day that He blessed and called holy, and on which He rested from all the work He had made. |
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| | SIMCHAT ATZERETH AND SIMCHAT TORAH |
| | On the ninth day of Sukkot, the festival of Simchat Torah, which means | | | Yizkor or memorial prayers are said for the dead, and a prayer called | | | Torah brings the High Holy Day season to a close. |
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| | USCJ: Simchat Torah 5764 |
| | We sing, we dance, we hold hands, we wave flags, we affirm life and -- at the same time -- we assure the continuity of our religious tradition. | | | Having emerged from the more reflective Days of Awe somewhat chastened, our mood visibly changes as we celebrate by dancing joyously with the Torah, God's gift to the Jewish people. | | | We do not struggle under its weight, but rather dance to show the world that -- far from being a burden upon us -- the Torah presents a source of joy and enrichment. |
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| | Sukkot & Simchat Torah 5765 - October 17-26, 2005 Chabad.org > Magazine |
| | The festival of Sukkot, commemorating G-d's enveloping protection of the Children of Israel during their 40-year journey through the desert (1313-1273 BCE), is celebrated for seven days, beginning from the eve of Tishrei 15. | | | Yizkor, the remembrance prayer for departed parents, is recited today after the morning reading of the Torah. | | | Tishrei 25th is the yahrtzeit of Rabbi Moshe Sofer of Pressburg (1762-1839), known as "Chatam Sofer" after his work of Rabbinic responsRabbi Moshe was an outstanding Halachic authority and community leader, and was at t forefront of the battle to [...]">Passing of Chatam Sofer (1839) |
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| | Simchat Torah / Religious Living / Temple Israel of Northern Westchester, New York |
| | The Torah scroll is unrolled and surrounds the congregation — you can feel the presence of the Eternal and the love God has for each of us. | | | We read the last verses of Torah, immediately followed by the first verses of Torah, to proclaim that although we have finished the cycle, we commit to yet another cycle of Torah. | | | According to the Encyclopedia of Jewish Concepts by Philip Birnbaum (HPC, New York 1993), Simchat Torah came into being around the ninth century Babylonia, where the one-year-cycle for reading the Five Books of Moses became part of our tradition. |
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| | Shemini Atzeret / Simchat Torah - Chapter 10 |
| | The Torah is the foundation for understanding the entire Bible. | | | In the future, we will experience the real Simchat Torah during the time G-d judges the believers in the Messiah according to the lives they lived on this earth. | | | Once again, it should be noted that the Hebrew word Torah means "teaching [or instruction]," for it teaches us our way of life, the kind of life G-d wants us to lead. |
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| | Simchat Torah |
| | The traditional Jewish calendar followed by Orthodox and Conservative Jews outside of the land of Israel observes the period between Sukkot and Simchat Torah as a nine-day holiday. | | | At some synagogues people dance with the Torahs, and the celebration even overflows into the street. | | | The Reform calendar followed outside of Israel celebrates Sukkot to Simchat Torah as an eight-day holiday, with Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah celebrated together on the eighth day. |
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| | Succot and Simchat Torah Customs. |
| | Those called up are called Chatan/Kallat Torah and Chatan/Kallat B'reshit meaning the Bridegroom/Bride of the Torah and of Genesis, as if they were wedded to the Torah. | | | Many congregations call all the children up to the scroll, and these stand with a Tallit held over their heads, while the Torah blessings are said. | | | Jews in Israel together with Liberal and Reform Jews observe seven days Succot and the eighth as Simchat Torah, referring to it both as Sh'mini Atseret and as Simchat Torah. |
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| | .:Welcome to Simchat Torah Beit Midrash:. |
| | Rabbi Ralph Messer and the ministry of Simchat Torah Beit Midrash (STBM) actively teach the Hebrew Roots of the Christian Faith, fulfilling the great | | | commission to “…make disciples of all nations,” while taking the truth of Yeshua (Jesus) in the Torah to the ends of the earth |
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| | Midrash Shemini 'Asereth/Simhath Torah Page |
| | In the Land of Israel, Shemini 'Asereth and Simhath Torah are celebrated together on one day, but in the diaspora they are separated into two days. | | | The Haqqafoth (circuits made with the Sifrei Torah) are one of the central points on this happy day. | | | The prayers and singing fill us with a feeling of happiness at having been blessed with the receiving of the holy Torah as we sing: "Simhoo Na, Simhoo Na Besimhath Hattorah", Rejoice, Rejoice at the Rejoicing of the Torah. |
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| | Sukkos and Simchas Torah - Project Genesis - Torah.org |
| | Although Shemini Atzeres and Simchas Torah appear to be the eighth (and ninth day, in the Diaspora) of Sukkos, in actuality, they are a separate holiday, which demonstrates G-d's love of the Jewish people, and the celebration of the Jewish people for the completion of the Torah. | | | Sukkos and Simchas Torah - Project Genesis - Torah.org | | | Note: Check back often for the latest divrei Torah from Project Genesis! |
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| | Hebraic Heritage Ministries International |
| | Biblical Christianity was originally a sect of Judaism that believed in Jesus and revered the Torah (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy) as the core of her scriptures. | | | Discover for yourself the profound beauty of Torah life, the celebration of the biblical Sabbath and the appreciation of God's holy feast days. | | | Restoration is a riveting argument for a return to that original, biblical expression of faith in Jesus. |
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| | Union for Reform Judaism - Simchat Torah |
| | Simchat Torah is a joyous festival, in which we affirm our view of the Torah as a tree of life and demonstrate a living example of never-ending, lifelong study. | | | During the Torah service, the concluding section of Deuteronomy is read, and immediately following, the opening section of Genesis, or B'reishit as it is called in Hebrew, is read. | | | Simchat Torah, Hebrew for "rejoicing in the Law", celebrates the completion of the annual reading of the Torah. |
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| | To Do Chabad.org > Holidays > Simchat Torah |
| | Every male is called to the Torah on Simchat Torah, including boys under the age of 13. | | | We conclude the reading of the Torah by reading the last portion of Deuteronomy and then immediately begin reading once again from Genesis. | | | The custom of Chabad is to hold the Hakafot ceremony on Shemini Atzeret as well, the evening of October 24. |
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| | Simchat Torah Schedule 5763 / 2002 |
| | Simchat Torah continues the next morning with Prayer Services at Shabbos House around 10am with some Hakafot and singing and a wild Musaf. | | | Simchat Torah has the great atmosphere, no doubt, but there’s no sit-down meal. | | | Kiddush, Dancing and Festivities follow, running as late as our energy and spirits take us! |
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| | l e a r n @ j t s KID'S CORNER Together Simchat Torah: Ya Gotta Have Heart |
| | Simchat Torah comes on the 19th day of Tishre. | | | When you have colored those in you'll be able to see the last letter of the Torah and the first letter of the Torah and the word they spell together: | | | Color in each box which has a 19, a 5 (for the 5th and last book of the Torah) or a 1 (for the first book). |
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| | Tzaddikim Discussion Forums - Simchat Torah, Bait and Switch? |
| | Moshiach ben Yosef is known from tradition and based on scriptures which indicate a completely distinct person from Moshiach ben Dovid. | | | Abaye said: This means that he incites Torah scholars above all others. | | | If you want to debate, that is fine, and if you want to even stoop to personal comments that is fine (within reason) but please keep it out of the titles. |
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| | Simchat Torah Information |
| | Simchat Torah - The Joy of the Torah | | | On the night of the Holiday, the celebration is begun with the reading of a selection of verses, beginning "Ata Horayta," "You have been Shown," recounting how G-d revealed Himself to the Jewish People at Mt. Sinai, declaring G-d's uniqueness, and emphasizing our reliance upon Him to bring our final redemption. | | | The holiday of Simchat Torah is a great invention of the Jewish People in their Exile. |
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| | A SIMCHAT TORAH REFLECTION |
| | Not coincidentally we read this portion on Simchat Torah, the holiday when we dance in circles, lovingly embracing the Torah as we joyously celebrate the cycle of public Torah reading. | | | Similarly, no matter how estranged one may be from God, there is the belief that one is approaching the Divine. | | | The same applies to Gods revelation, the Torah. |
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| | Ramban (Nachmanides): Commentary on the Torah Beraishis - Genesis | | | The Jewish Study Bible - Torah, Nevi'im, Kethuvim - English | | | Fossils & Faith - Understanding Torah & Science |
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| | Sukkot and Simchat Torah Books |
| | Just as she is about to disassemble it, a boy asks for her colored cloth to make a flag for the Simchat Torah holiday procession. | | | Sukkot & Simchat Torah Books (Page 1) (Page 2) (Page 3) | | | If this page came up without frames, Click here to see the complete "Books for Jewish Children" website |
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