In the Book of Acts, the distance from the Mount of Olives to Jerusalem is named after this observance, and during a ceremony most commonly used to conclude this holiday, women and girls may recite the prayer "God of Abraham."
In the Book of Acts, the distance from the Mount of Olives to Jerusalem is named after this observance, and during a ceremony most commonly used to conclude this holiday, women and girls may recite the prayer "God of Abraham." That ceremony sees the lighting of a namesake braided candle and the use of spices, and is called (*) Havdalah. A "ha gadol" version of this holiday is observed before Passover, and this holiday sees the blessing of the motzi over the challah. FTP, name this holiday that observers were instructed to remember and keep holy in the Ten Commandments, which for Jews is observed on Saturday rather than Sunday.
In the Book of Acts, the distance from the Mount of Olives to Jerusalem is named after this observance, and during a ceremony most commonly used to conclude this holiday, women and girls may recite the prayer "God of Abraham."
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