Torah scroll

Jewish men look at the Torah scroll during morning service.

Beneath the canopy was not a young couple but a Torah scroll.

The group said that a reading from the Torah scroll in the women's section was an historic event.

Fortunately, the Torah scrolls had been taken out of the building."

Locks were changed and Torah scrolls taken by the rabbi's family.

A rescued Torah scroll can nowadays be found in the museum.

We also need to consider the international registration of Torah scrolls and other sacred objects.

Lists of who will open the ark that holds the Torah scroll.

No one had lost a life or was injured, and we didn't lose a single Torah scroll."

A day earlier, hundreds of people had accompanied a new Torah scroll into the synagogue.

This design showed the cross superimposed over an open Torah scroll.

They use the yad for reading the torah scroll or it would rot.

Old prayerbooks and Torah scrolls are often buried on this day.

Somebody managed to save the Torah scrolls and the parochet.

During that same year, it purchased its second Torah Scroll.

Two Torah scrolls are taken out of the ark.

At some point, they turned their attention to the ark, a cedar cabinet where the Torah scrolls are kept.

The mitzvah to write a Torah scroll is the last of the 613 commandments.

The synagogue raised funds and repaired its primary Torah scroll in 2010.

In April the Government decided to return 46 more Torah scrolls.

We also plan on showing them how to make a homemade shofar and Torah scroll.

Scholars from round the world would consult it to check the accuracy of their Torah scrolls.

He based the calligraphy style on a Torah scroll from the sixteenth century.

If the ink from too many letters is lost, a Torah scroll is no longer used.

Judaism still retains the Torah scroll, at least for ceremonial use.