synagogs (Meaning)

synagogs

a Jewish congregation, the house of worship of a Jewish congregation, the house of worship and communal center of a Jewish congregation

The solemn silence of the synagog envelope the worshipers in a profound sense of reverence.
The majestic stained-glass windows of the synagog cast an ethereal glow upon the ornate interior.
The Torah scrolls, adorned with intricate embroidery, are the heart and soul of the synagog.
The rabbi's sermon resonated through the synagog, inspiring faith and reflection.
The walls of the synagog are adorned with ancient inscriptions, preserving the history and wisdom of past generations.
The synagog served as a sanctuary for the Jewish community, a place of worship, study, and solace.
The children gathered in the synagog for religious education, their young voices echoing through the hallowed halls.
The synagog was a symbol of the resilience and faith of the Jewish people, standing amidst the trials and tribulations of history.
The synagog's courtyard was filled with the lively buzz of conversation as people gathered to socialize and celebrate.
The synagog became a vibrant hub for the community, hosting cultural events, lectures, and social gatherings.

a Jewish congregation, the house of worship of a Jewish congregation, the house of worship and communal center of a Jewish congregation

mosques, shuls, pagodas, temples, tabernacles, missions, chapels, sanctuaries, oratories,churches

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The solemn silence of the synagog envelope the worshipers in a profound sense of reverence.

The majestic stained-glass windows of the synagog cast an ethereal glow upon the ornate interior.

The Torah scrolls, adorned with intricate embroidery, are the heart and soul of the synagog.

The rabbi's sermon resonated through the synagog, inspiring faith and reflection.