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All About Menorah Lighting
In contrast to
other lively winking, blinking and full color holiday light displays,
the flames on the Chanukah menorah candelabra are hushed. What is remarkable
is their ability to bring light to the darkest corners though the
flames are so few.
Its somewhat
ironic that though Jews light, at maximum, nine candles, and this would
be a pathetic number of holiday lights in other settings, the holiday
has become known as the Festival of Light. This name is not found in
classical Jewish sources.
The main symbol
of the holiday is a menorah known in Modern Hebrew as a Chanukiyah.
This name was invented to distinguish the seven-branched menorah
that stood in Jerusalems ancient Holy Temple and the nine branches of
the candelabra lit on Chanukah.
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