joan_crystal said:
Isn't Rosh Hashana a two day holiday?
According to my rabbi, it's a 48-hour period that makes one day.
Tom_Reingold said:
joan_crystal said:According to my rabbi, it's a 48-hour period that makes one day.
Isn't Rosh Hashana a two day holiday?
That's how Methusaleh lived so long.
joan_crystal said:
Isn't Rosh Hashana a two day holiday?
It was traditionally two days in the Diaspora because they wanted to make sure they got the day right. That was my understanding.
Reform Judaism celebrates only one day.
LOST said:
joan_crystal said:It was traditionally two days in the Diaspora because they wanted to make sure they got the day right. That was my understanding.
Isn't Rosh Hashana a two day holiday?
Reform Judaism celebrates only one day.
Unless you cooked too much food for the first night's celebration. then you invite neighbors and friends over to celebrate again for a second day..
First time I heard that one was on a Lenny Bruce record. Still good.
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