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The Religion of the Moon God |
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As published at Orthodoxy and Islam The Babylonian MOON-GOD is located in the British Museum, Babylonian Room, Case B. It is a humanoid form seated on a throne having a crescent moon in front of the moon god's head. INTRODUCTION Have you ever wondered why the crescent Moon is the symbol of Islam? Why do Muslims put a crescent Moon on top of their mosques and minarets? Why do flags of Islamic nations have the crescent Moon? Why do Muslims put a crescent Moon on their caps? |
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The History of the Words ''Palestine'' and ''Palestinians'' by Joseph E. Katz |
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, a Middle Eastern Political and Religious History Analyst, for Eretzyisroel.org, the original is published here. Another wiriting about the origins of the Palestinians by Rabbi Isaac Levy is found here. Is Jordan Palestine? Here are two Jordanian State Stamps. On the left, one from 1949 with a picture of King Abdullah of the kingdom of Jordan and bears the label of Palestine in English and Arabic. On the right, a 1964 stamp bearing the likeness of King Hussein and pictures Mandated Palestine as an undivided territory including both present day Israel and Jordan. |
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The Origins of Pesach (Passover) by Rabbi Isaac Levy |
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The Passover story has been told by many Hebrews and Gentiles for thousands of years; though the emphasis has always been about the great Exodus from Egypt. There is more to Passover than just the Israelites coming out from Egypt. The story is not about the nation of Israel, but it is a universal story that should be told in every church, synagogue, and temple. The story should concern all of us- every religion, denomination, and people. |
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The Czars and the Jews by Rabbi Ken Spiro |
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The Czars and the Jews by Rabbi
Ken Spiro as published
on Aish.com.
It is arguable which of the Russian Czars was the worst to the Jews. We'll start with Czar Nicholas I (who ruled from 1825 to 1855) as one of the prime contenders and work our way down.
In 1827, Czar Nicholas I introduced what became known as the Cantonist Decrees. (The name came from the word "canton," meaning "military camp.") These decrees called for the forced conscription of Jewish boys into the Russian Army. These boys were between the ages of 12 and 18 and were forced to serve for 25 years! During their army service, every effort was made to convert them to Christianity. |
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The Hanukkah Story by Rabbi Isaac Levy |
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Hanukkah, also known as the "Festival of Dedication" or "Festival
of Lights", is celebrated on the 25th day of Kislev (Hebrew Calendar).
Unlike the 7 holy days that God has ordained, Hanukkah is not a holy day or
Shabbat (Sabbath), but is instead a great festival of celebration. There are
no attachments to Hanukkah such as fasting or eating unleavened bread for 7
days. Hanukkah is a celebration of freedom and the rededication of the temple.
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