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Jewish Symbols

Jewish Symbols. From Living Judaism by Rabbi Wayne Dosick. Magen David. Star of David Was on the shields of David’s warriors Symbol on the Flag of the state of Israel Used throughout the world as a clear and unique identifying symbol of Jews and Judaism. Menorah.

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Jewish Symbols

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  1. Jewish Symbols From Living Judaism by Rabbi Wayne Dosick

  2. Magen David • Star of David • Was on the shields of David’s warriors • Symbol on the Flag of the state of Israel • Used throughout the world as a clear and unique identifying symbol of Jews and Judaism

  3. Menorah • Seven (or nine) branched candleholder • One of the oldest Jewish symbols—one of the ritual objects described in the Torah • Today the nine branched menorah is used in celebration of Chanukah • The seven branched menorah is the authentic ancient symbol (one for each of the 6 days of creation and 1 for sabbath)

  4. Chai • The Jewish symbol of life • Expresses the hope and prayer for life, health and prosperity • Popular Jewish toast—L’chayim—To Life

  5. Mazal Tov • Means good luck or congratulations • Particularly used for significant life events (ie. Bar Mitzvahs, weddings, birthdays, etc.)

  6. Amen • Literally “So be it” • Means I agree/affirm • After a blessing it is customary for those who have heard the blessing to say Amen

  7. Shalom • Means hello/goodbye/peace • Comes from root word shalem which means whole/complete • Peace comes when there is wholeness, completeness, unity. • Peace is the eternal Jewish prayer—world peace, peace between people, inner peace, harmony.

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