Agnus Dei (Translation: Lamb of God) by Francisco de Zurbarán
David Wilber: It is customary on Yom Teruah to read and reflect on the binding of Isaac (see Genesis 22).
Nehemia Gordon: Yom Teruah is a day of rest on which work is forbidden. While the Torah does not explicitly tell us the purpose of Yom Teruah, its name may indicate that it is intended as a day of public prayer.
essy8 February 13, 2011 10:23 pm at 10:23 pm: by the way, "till death do us part" is a goyish part of the wedding ceremony.
Eric Klein: The phrase "until death do us part" was first popularized in the English-speaking world following the first printing of the Book of Common Prayer in England in 1549.
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