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Resh (Hebrew Letter)
The letter RESH holds the value of two hundred in the numerological calculations of the Hebrew alphabet. It is symbolic of wickedness as well as
Kaf (Hebrew Letter)
Having a numerical value of twenty, the letter KAF is the first of the double-figured letters in the Hebrew alphabet. The letter KAF symbolises the
Bet (Hebrew Letter)
BET is the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet, with a numeric value of two. It begins the plurality, reinforcing the uniqueness of One from
Kuf (Hebrew Letter)
The letter KOOF ืง equals the number one hundred in the Hebrew alphabet, signifying the completion of living matter. It is said that at the
Yud (Hebrew Letter)
The letter YUD signifies the number ten. It is the only letter that is suspended in midair and singular in form. In its singularity, YUD
Alef (Hebrew Letter)
The Hebrew alphabet is the only alphabet in the world where order is necessary for meaning and usage. It is related to a complex system
Tzade (Hebrew Letter)
The letter TZADE is a symbol of righteousness, and represents the number ninety in the numerical system of the Hebrew alphabet. The TZADE comes in
Overview of Hebrew Alphabet
Hebrew belongs to the Semitic family of languages which includes Arabic, the best know and most widely-spoken Semitic language. Like other Semitic languages, Hebrew is
Peh (Hebrew Letter)
The letter PEH is equivalent to the number eighty in the Hebrew alphabet. It appears in two forms, bent and elongated. The elongated form of
The Hebrew Alphabet
The Hebrew alphabet is called the alefbet in Hebrew because of the first two letters, alefย and bet. The Hebrew language, unlike English, is written from
Hebrew & Other Jewish Languages
The original language of the Jewish people is, of course, Hebrew, the language in which the Jewish Bible is written. Hebrew is an unique language
Yad
The pointer, or yad, was developed for utilitarian reasons to aid in reading the Torah. It is called a yad, which literally means ‘hand’, as
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September Day Camp for Years K-3
Save the dates! BJE’s next Day Camp for Years K-3 will be held on Thursday 23 September and Friday 24 September, with students having a choice of attending for either
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September Day Camp for Years K-3
Save the dates! BJE’s next Day Camp for Years K-3 will be held on Thursday 23 September and Friday 24 September, with students having a choice of attending for either
Connect your way this shabbat by sharing what you are grateful for! In lockdown weโre feeling extra grateful for our families ๐จโ๐ฉโ๐งโ๐ง ,cuddly pets ๐ถ , and yummy snacks ๐ซ
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Wanting to head to Israel on a Gap Year program?
With Israel GO, grants of $5,000 - $10,000 are available to eligible applicants for Masa Israel Journey AUS approved programs.
This is an incredible initiative of the Zionist Federation of Australia , in partnership with United Israel Appeal Australia and thanks to Gelatissimo and generous philanthropists
Head to www.israelgo.org.au
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Are you looking for part time work, flexibility, and innovation? ๐ Then we are looking for you! BJE is looking to hire a skilled and motivated High School hebrew teacher. Please send your application to paula@bje.nsw.edu.au ๐ฉ
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