This book will open the door to exciting new discoveries about the secrets of the Jewish religion, traditions and the Jewish way of life. You will discover Why are Jewish women not allowed to touch or read a Bible? What is Jesus’ surname? Which letters of alphabet are printed upside down in the Bible? Why do Jews not eat cheese-burgers? What is God, the Father’s unique personal name that is left out of most Bibles? What is the difference between Hebrew and Yiddish? Are Jews allowed to kneel in prayer? Are all Jews the same? Are there different religious Jewish sects? Is there a special prayer that is said before going to the toilet? Why can’t women sit together with their husbands in the Synagogue? Why are Jewish women not allowed to show men their elbows or their knees? This unique book is packed with lots of very precious secrets that are now revealed!
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Why are Jewish women not allowed to touch or read a Bible?
What is Jesus' surname?
Which letters of alphabet are printed upside down in the Bible?
Why do Jews not eat cheese-burgers?
What is God, the Father's unique personal name that is left out of most Bibles?
What is the difference between Hebrew and Yiddish?
Are Jews allowed to kneel in prayer?
Are all Jews the same? Are there different religious Jewish sects?
Is there a special prayer that is said before going to the toilet?
What do you find hanging on the door-posts at every Jewish home and why?
Why do Jews not eat prawns, crayfish or crab?
Why do Jewish men cover their heads when praying?
What's the difference between orthodox and reform?
Why can't women sit together with their husbands in the synagogue?
What is a Zionist?
Do Jews celebrate Easter?
Why does the bridegroom break a glass at a wedding?
Do Jewish men dance together with women?
Why are Jewish women not allowed to show men their elbows or their knees?
Did you know that Jews have their own kind of bacon?
How do you read Hebrew?
What is the holiest day of the year in the Jewish Calendar?
Did you know that Orthodox Jews do not tear toilet-paper on the Sabbath?
How often do Jews pray?
What prayer do Jews say as soon as they wake up and open their eyes?
On which specific day do Jews ask forgiveness for their sins?
How many commandments are there in the Bible for Jews?
How do Jews go about dating to meet the opposite sex?
God's name is never pronounced by Jews...what name is used when referring to God?
Which book in the Old Testament is the only book that does not have God's name?
Can a Jew have a tattoo?
Why do Jewish women wear wigs?
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