Jewish Leather Straps. Together, it looks like 7 and a half times. They are worn on the head and on one arm and are held in place by leather straps. tefillin are black boxes with leather straps that contain passages of the torah about god's commandments. They are worn by jews during morning prayers to bind their hearts and minds to god and to remember the covenant. tefillin (also called phylacteries) are two small leather boxes that contain verses from the torah. the tefillin consist of two black leather boxes and straps to hold them on. tefillin are a pair of black leather boxes containing hebrew parchment scrolls that jewish men bind onto their head and arm every. tefillin (sometimes called phylacteries) are cubic black leather boxes with leather straps that orthodox jewish men wear on their. Observant men and boys who have had their bar mitzvah usually wear tefillin during the morning prayer services. we wrap it 7 times around the forearm but then we link it to our hand with a kind of half wrap.
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tefillin are a pair of black leather boxes containing hebrew parchment scrolls that jewish men bind onto their head and arm every. we wrap it 7 times around the forearm but then we link it to our hand with a kind of half wrap. They are worn by jews during morning prayers to bind their hearts and minds to god and to remember the covenant. Observant men and boys who have had their bar mitzvah usually wear tefillin during the morning prayer services. tefillin (sometimes called phylacteries) are cubic black leather boxes with leather straps that orthodox jewish men wear on their. Together, it looks like 7 and a half times. They are worn on the head and on one arm and are held in place by leather straps. tefillin are black boxes with leather straps that contain passages of the torah about god's commandments. tefillin (also called phylacteries) are two small leather boxes that contain verses from the torah. the tefillin consist of two black leather boxes and straps to hold them on.
A young Orthodox Jewish boys preparing to pray by wrapping the leather
Jewish Leather Straps tefillin are a pair of black leather boxes containing hebrew parchment scrolls that jewish men bind onto their head and arm every. tefillin (sometimes called phylacteries) are cubic black leather boxes with leather straps that orthodox jewish men wear on their. tefillin are a pair of black leather boxes containing hebrew parchment scrolls that jewish men bind onto their head and arm every. we wrap it 7 times around the forearm but then we link it to our hand with a kind of half wrap. tefillin are black boxes with leather straps that contain passages of the torah about god's commandments. Together, it looks like 7 and a half times. They are worn by jews during morning prayers to bind their hearts and minds to god and to remember the covenant. Observant men and boys who have had their bar mitzvah usually wear tefillin during the morning prayer services. tefillin (also called phylacteries) are two small leather boxes that contain verses from the torah. They are worn on the head and on one arm and are held in place by leather straps. the tefillin consist of two black leather boxes and straps to hold them on.
