A Synagogue

The synagogue synagogue looks like another building seen from the outside - the only signature you can get from the outside is the star of David, the tongue called Hebrew Magen David. There may be a signboard indicating the name of the synagogue. There are many names like synagogues; shul - bet on haknesset, meaning meeting place, meaning Hebrew school - this is only used by Sephardim, this is Eastern Jewish. The synagogue is the place of worship mainly, but it is also the center of the Jewish community.

Ostia Antica synagogue is one of the oldest synagogues in Europe and is one of the oldest synagogues in the world. A synagogue ruins of the 4th century was built in the synagogue ruins of the 1st century BC. Roman cemetery was discovered from 1961 to 1962. Near the courtyard at the entrance to the synagogue there is a marble table decorated with large ovens, storage tanks and candlesticks. It is considered to be a kitchen and / or restaurant. Next to this room there is a bench that includes a bed that travelers can use.

Ancient Caesarea's important synagogue ruins were discovered in the north of Caesarea, Muslims - the city of cruise, the city of Rome, and the Caesarea National Park. The synagogue has gone through many stages: the oldest building is a small square building dating back to Herod the Great. This may be Kenista d'Mardata ("Rebellious Synagogue") mentioned by Talmud. This may be a synagogue between Jews, Jews and ciesarean heathens, which eventually resulted in the occurrence of the Jewish opposition to the great rebellion of the Romans. In the third century AD, a new synagogue was built here and archaeologists found 3,700 coins in their ruins. It is believed that the synagogue was destroyed in the middle of the 4th century. The last synagogue built here was in 459 AD. The mosaic is in the main hall with the pillars and the Corinthian capital.

The synagogue synagogue is the real building where the congregation of the Jews, or the Jews gather for prayer and worship on the sabbath, festival, and other holy days. The synagogue system was revealed during the exile of the Jews in Babylon, and when the Jews tried to worship the Lord away from the temple. Several ruins of the synagogue dating back to the New Testament era were discovered. Jesus and his apostles taught in such a synagogue. Scripture The Bible used by Jews in the era of Jesus is sometimes divided into three categories. The law, also known as the "Law", consists of five books by Moses (the first five books of the Old Testament). The prophets gathered books about the prophets who gathered the letters of Joshua's two books of history, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and twelve "small prophets" (Malas from Malas) Book book)