My_Trip_To_The_Synagouge

My Trip To The Synagouge On Friday, November 9, 2001, I visited Temple Beth Torah, a Jewish Synagogue. When I first walked in, I was amazingly surprised at it’s modern atmosphere. We were welcomed in and we sat in the red cushioned seats. It was structured much like my Roman Catholic church, with it’s candles, books, pews, flowers, canters, choir, and some of the sayings were the same. For example, they said “Amen” and “Blessed be his Kingdom Forever”. Also, the walls looked like our stained glass windows. Most of what they said was in Hebrew, but I could understand what they were feeling because of their tone. One big difference that drew my attention was the center attraction above the bema, the catholic alter. It was a burning bush with a golden background. Enclosed behind it was the torah. The wall behind that was a light blue mosaic. At one point during the service, the Rabbi remembered all the lost loved ones. If one of the members stood up, he would point at them and they would say the name of someone they know who was torah, one, jewish, because, temple, beth, visit, tradition, story, stand, someone, service, say, said, remembered, rabbi, point, play, night, means, kristallnacht, know, it’s, holocaust, glass, during, church, chance, catholic, bema, behind, before, above, zzu, yet, written