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Meanings of tefillin in anglès
Small black leather boxes containing scrolls of parchment inscribed with verses from the Torah, worn by male observant Jews during weekday morning prayers.
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tefilin espanyol
filacteria (Judaism) either of two small leather cases containing texts from the Hebrew Scriptures (known collectively as tefillin); traditionally worn (on the forehead and the left arm) by Jewish men during morning prayer.
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Examples for "phylacteries"
Examples for "phylacteries"
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The smith laid aside his book and his phylacteries and grasped his hammer.
2
His devotions over, he hurriedly took the phylacteries from his head and hand.
3
Russell, he said, had spread broadcast phylacteries, and used his most pharisaical language.
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I don't want you to 'make broad your phylacteries,' you know.
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The wearing of phylacteries indicates that they were regarded by the Jews as amulets.
Usage of tefillin in anglès
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However it started, tefillin have evolved into an enormously intricate ritual.
2
I ask Yossi, one of my Orthodox advisers, to be my tefillin-wrapping tutor.
3
That woman had refused to discard tefillin that were found in a suitcase.
4
The tefillin is tight, creating six little lumps of forearm.
5
She told Haaretz newspaper: The gentleman I tended to first still had his tefillin on.
6
My brother Melvyn says they pulled tefillin and a prayer book out of that dirty little room.
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When Pinchas put on his tefillin for morning prayer, François looked awkwardly aside, as one studiously ignores another person's nudity.
8
I had a passing familiarity with the Jewish prayer straps (they're usually called tefillin, but sometimes they're known as phylacteries).
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And some claim that Jesus himself put on tefillin every day, though he did criticize the bulky versions worn by the Pharisees.
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The Rabbi was seated there, "learning," with great Tefillin and Tallith on- afine ,simple ,benevolentsoul.
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Tefillin have been around a very long time-archaeologistsfound a pair near the Dead Sea in Israel dating to right around the time of Christ.
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However it started, tefillin have evolved into an enormously intricate ritual.
13
I ask Yossi, one of my Orthodox advisers, to be my tefillin-wrapping tutor.
14
That woman had refused to discard tefillin that were found in a suitcase.
15
The tefillin is tight, creating six little lumps of forearm.
16
She told Haaretz newspaper: The gentleman I tended to first still had his tefillin on.
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Translations for tefillin
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Tefillin through the time