The choir sings the taking out of the Sefer Torah during the Jewish Community Law Service 2017. Read more about our choir: www.greatsynagogue.org.au/congregation/choir
O PRESCIOSO ESPALHO O SEU POVO PELOS 4 CANTOS DO MUNDO POR QUE( QUE OUVI REZA ,ADORAÇAO, E LOUVO EM TODOS OS IDIOMAS QUE ELE CRIOU ELE NOS OUVE E ENTENDE TODOS DE UMA SO VEZ) QUEM SABE O TAMANHO E O PODER DESSE TAO GRAAANNNDE DEUS VIVO ??.
The "robes" are tallesim gadolim. They have 4 corners, each with fringes (tassels). This shawl is worn such that two fringes are worn in front and two behind. Male adult Jews wear their tallis during religious services. Very observant Jews wear a smaller 4 cornered fringed garment, a tallis katan concealed under their clothing, wearing the tallis katan every day. The very most religious will wear the fringes outside their outer garment even as the rest of this garment remains concealed under the shirt. This commandment to wear fringes is found in Nmbers 15:38-40.
Beautiful prayer
This is joyous and beautiful.
Beautiful Synagogue and excellent Cantor
My love torah
O PRESCIOSO ESPALHO O SEU POVO PELOS 4 CANTOS DO MUNDO POR QUE( QUE OUVI REZA ,ADORAÇAO, E LOUVO EM TODOS OS IDIOMAS QUE ELE CRIOU ELE NOS OUVE E ENTENDE TODOS DE UMA SO VEZ) QUEM SABE O TAMANHO E O PODER DESSE TAO GRAAANNNDE DEUS VIVO ??.
Are they revering a scroll???
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Nice that the women sit with the men instead of upstairs!
Anyone with info on the robes?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Court_dress#Australia
www.nswbca.org/robing-and-court-attire
@@TheGreatSynagogueSydney No I get judicial robes, but are those all sitting or retired justices? If thats the case wow.. hazak.
@@joescott123 A few retired come but the majority are sitting. Red is the judges and justices, black robes the barristers.
The "robes" are tallesim gadolim. They have 4 corners, each with fringes (tassels). This shawl is worn such that two fringes are worn in front and two behind. Male adult Jews wear their tallis during religious services. Very observant Jews wear a smaller 4 cornered fringed garment, a tallis katan concealed under their clothing, wearing the tallis katan every day. The very most religious will wear the fringes outside their outer garment even as the rest of this garment remains concealed under the shirt. This commandment to wear fringes is found in Nmbers 15:38-40.
בית כנסת הגדול באיטליה🇮🇹
Explains why sephardic pronunciation
Musha is gerat
Orthodox Christians process the scriptures Roman Catholics do not
Tell me why not?
בית כנסת חדש
ספרי תורה של (עדות אשכנז)
So many violations of halacha here
Unfortunately yes that is true.
I don't think this is shabbos