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Shemos, Teruma, 26:31:
"You shall make a Partition of Turquoise, Purple, and Scarlet."
"You shall make a Partition of Turquoise, Purple, and Scarlet."
5 comments:
are those apples? are they made with edible stuff? looks cool.
But if its x-mas related, then umm why did you take pictures of it?
It's not! It's l'kavod Rosh Hashana! That's the whole point! :) And nope- not edible. Unless you have an affinity for hard indegestible stuff.
ahh that makes more sense!
LOL. Many sukkah decorations have always reminded me of xmas...
Eee ee. :)
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