Примери коришћења Jewish tradition на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Others appear to have been influenced by the Jewish tradition of avoiding the use of the name,
During their stay, the students had the opportunity to learn about Israeli and Jewish tradition and culture, as well as the specificities of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
To understand modern-day Israel, one should put Judaism and Jewish tradition aside because such a connection is misleading;
In Jewish tradition, Lilith has been a kind of night demon against whom incantations
chicken she gave me the thigh, but on Passover she only gave me the wing because according to the Jewish tradition children should be taught how to fly.
his family has died.[4] In Jewish tradition, the 1st-century BC scholar Honi ha-M'agel is said to have fallen asleep
The residents should become involved in Jewish tradition and culture.
for Passover she would only give me the wing because according to the Jewish tradition, child must learn how to fly.
After the war we didn't keep any Jewish traditions.
We didn't observe any Jewish traditions after the war.
They were predominantly Jews and continued many Jewish traditions, as Jesus himself had done.
the culinary experience underwent transformations in accordance with Jewish traditions and, passing from generation to generation,
Dedicated to the Dönmeh, an Islamic community of publicly converted Jews who retained Jewish traditions, it was used as a place of worship by the community until its minaret was removed in 1922.
The letter also stressed the ambition the Israel government had of the state rising to the level of greatness in spiritual and intellectual Jewish traditions, by tapping its best minds like Einstein.
In the Jewish tradition, there is the following.
Yes, I'm well aware of the Jewish tradition.
And Jewish tradition says a body can't be embalmed.
Here are a few examples from the Jewish tradition.
Wisdom has always had a special place in Jewish tradition.
In the Jewish tradition unleavened bread is a sign of sinlessness.