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The Temple Menorah: The seven-branched gold candelabra in the Temple.
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Join us as we learn all about this item, whose spiritual light continues to shine until this very day.
Did the menorah have circular or straight branches?
The menorah is possibly the most popular Jewish symbol, yet there’s much confusion as to how it really looked.
Learning Likutei Sichos vol. 21, Terumah sicha 3
Two insights from the Rambam's diagram of the Menorah.
Explore the design, positioning, lighting rituals, and rich symbolism.
The Sages of the Talmud differ as to the positioning of the Menorah in the Holy Temple, whether east to west (along the width of the temple) or north to south (along the temple’s length). This class reveals the spiritual underpinnings of this discussion a...
Despite the depiction of the Temple menorah on the Arch of Titus, Chabad makes a point of depicting the menorah with straight, diagonal branches. Why?
The Light of the Jewish People
The menorah is symbolic of the indestructible core essence of the Jew. Learn interesting elements of the menorah in the Holy Temple and their mystical significance.
Five on Five—Behaalotecha
How to light up the life of another.
What Is a Menorah? The word “menorah” is Hebrew for “lamp,” and generally refers to either the seven-branched golden candelabra that was lit every day in the Tabernacle, and then the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, or the eight-flamed lamp that is lit on the ei...
Both the Menorah and the showbread table of the Temple are symbolized by the Chanukah menorah.
Both the Menorah and the showbread table of the Temple are symbolized by the Chanukah menorah.
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