Sentences with MAFTIR
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The maftir portion of the Torah is read on Shabbat Mevarchim."
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"He was honored with the maftir aliyah at the synagogue."
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"The rabbi chanted the maftir blessings before reading from the Torah."
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"She stumbled over the words during her maftir reading."
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"The maftir portion is usually shorter than the regular Torah reading."
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"The bar mitzvah boy practiced his maftir portion diligently."
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"During the High Holidays, different maftir portions are read."
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"They reached the maftir section of the prayer service."
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"The maftir reading is often followed by a special haftarah."
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"In some traditions, the maftir is read by a different person than the one who read the Torah portion."
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"The maftir is usually read from a different scroll than the regular Torah reading."
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"He stumbled upon the maftir section while studying for his bar mitzvah."
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"The maftir reading concluded the Sabbath morning service."
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"The cantor sang the maftir blessings beautifully."
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"The congregation followed along in the prayer book during the maftir reading."
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"The maftir portion contains laws and teachings from the Torah."
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"The maftir reading was preceded by the recitation of the b'rachot (blessings)."
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"During the festival of Purim, a different maftir portion is read."
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"She was nervous about chanting the maftir portion in front of the congregation."
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"The maftir reading is an important part of the synagogue service."
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"The maftir is the final aliyah in the Torah reading on Shabbat and holidays."
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"The maftir is also called the 'maftir portion'."
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"In some synagogues, the honor of being the maftir is given to a bar or bat mitzvah."
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"The maftir is usually a shorter portion of text from the Torah."
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"After the maftir is read, a special haftarah portion is chanted."
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"The maftir is often read by a different person than the one who read the rest of the Torah portion."
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"During Passover, the maftir portion discusses the laws and rituals of the holiday."
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"The maftir is a unique opportunity for an individual to participate in the Torah reading."
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"In some communities, a special melody is used when chanting the maftir."
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"The maftir is traditionally chanted from a smaller Torah scroll called a maftir scroll."
