- it is used for
Torah reading during services, the term used is bima or
bimah. The
Ancient Gr**** bēma (βῆμα)
means both 'platform' and 'step',
being derived...
-
Bimah or
Bimmah may
refer to: Bema or, in
Jewish contexts,
bimah: an
elevated platform, a dais; also "stage" in
Modern Hebrew Bimah Prefecture in Togo...
-
Binah is a
prefecture located in the Kara
Region of Togo. At the time of the 2022
census it had a po****tion of 84,199 people. The
prefecture seat is located...
- with the
Torah ark at one end,
typically opposite the main entrance, and a
bimah either in
front of that, or more
centrally placed.
Raised galleries, usually...
-
reading desk.
Bimah of the
Saluzzo Synagogue, Saluzzo,
Italy Bimah of the
Touro Synagogue in Newport,
Rhode Island, US Cast-iron
Bimah of the Old Synagogue...
- At the
center of the
synagogue is a
large elevated area,
known as the
bimah,
where the
Torah is read. This is
equivalent to the tabernacle's altars...
-
outside or
inside the ark doors); The
elevated reader's
platform (called
bimah by Ashke****m and
tebah by Sephardim),
where the
Torah is read (and services...
- Jews".
Jewish News W****ly.
Retrieved May 3, 2006. "13 – AND COUNTING; From
bimah to
bemoaning just
about everything...why this
overnight change in kids?"...
- rib design.: 172–173 The
bimah from
which Torah scrolls are read is
located between the two pillars. The base of the
bimah repeats the
twelve vine motif...
- removed. The
Torah is then
carried by the one
leading the
services to the
bimah — a
platform or
table from
which it will be read;
further prayers are recited...
