The fear a bar mitzvah boy has on the day he is called up to the torah in the Temple/Synagogue to become a man.
The fear of being asked to read from the torah at the temple/synagogue.
The fear of being asked to read from the torah at the temple/synagogue.
Despite learning his torah portion for a full year, on the day of his bar mitzvah, Joel was so torahfied, he started singing an octave higher than normal.
James was not a regular synagogue attender and quite unconfident with the flow of the temple/synagogue service. So he became rather torahfied once the the Rabbi gave him the honour of being 'called up' for a torah blessing.
James was not a regular synagogue attender and quite unconfident with the flow of the temple/synagogue service. So he became rather torahfied once the the Rabbi gave him the honour of being 'called up' for a torah blessing.
by GregFresser January 17, 2012