mikvah การใช้

• Many Orthodox Jews consider the mikvah the cornerstone of Jewish life.
• Some people believe a mikvah is more important than a synagogue.
• We encourage mikvah _ that is, immersion, for converts.
• But it was not proof of the mikvah's existence.
• The basement contained a mikvah and stove to heat the water.
• Some congregations use their mikvahs for conversions from other religions.
• Beforehand, many religious Jews visit the mikvah, or ritual bath.
• Christian Baptism has some parallels with Jewish Immersion by Mikvah.
• The community also has a swimming pool and a mikvah.
• Mescheloff led in the building of the first mikvah in Miami Beach.
• To this end the hotel has a mikvah on site.
• It is now a mikvah, a ritual bath for Orthodox Jewish women.
• A mikvah is normally an integral part of conversion for adults and children.
• Her impurity ends with a visit to a mikvah, or ritual bath.
• After you've been to the mikvah, people feel spiritually elevated.
• It was a small, mikvah-sized pool,
• The Lancaster Mikvah Association runs a mikveh on Degel Israel's property.
• Funds are used toward purchasing or renovating Chabad centers, synagogues and Mikvahs.
• In 2011, a Jewish mikvah opened in Giralang.
• A mikvah, or ritual bath, was also found at the site.