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Ways in which the memory of the Temple is kept alive in Judaism in the modern world
Explore how the memory of the Temple is preserved in contemporary Judaism, including (a) visits to the Western Wall, (b) the significance of the Ark and the ner tamid in synagogues, and (c) the structure of daily prayers in modern Jewish communities that reflect Temple worship practices.
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CambridgeIGCSEReligious StudiesJudaism: Festivals, fasts, pilgrimage and historic places
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- Explore how the memory of the Temple is preserved in contemporary Judaism, including (a) visits to the Western Wall, (b) the significance of the Ark and the ner tamid in synagogues, and (c) the structure of daily prayers in modern Jewish communities that reflect Temple worship practices.
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