When my twin brothers celebrated their mutual bar mitzvah, the event was generally referred to
as a 'double bar mitzvah'. Of course, that was quite a while ago, way back in 5725. Maybe there's
been a catchy new label invented since then, I don't know.
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You just pluralize bar - bnai mitzvah
For two, it's a B'nai Mitzvah, which means "Children of the Commandment".
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The correct spelling is "bar mitzvah" (Jewish rite of adulthood). In some US style guides (but not most) it is capitalized Bar Mitzvah. The corresponding term for a female is "bat mitzvah."
The Jewish ritual of manhood is two words bar mitzvah(may be capitalized by style).The equivalent for a female is bat mitzvah.
A ceremony in Judaism to signify the initiation of a Jewish girl (at the age of 12) into adulthood in Judaism, and shows the beginning of full religious responsibility.Bat mitzva is for girls and Bar mitzva is for boys.Bar Mitzvah (Hebrew: בר מצוה‎) and Bat Mitzvah (Hebrew: בת מצוה‎) are Jewish coming of age rituals. Bar "בר" is a Jewish Babylonian Aramaic word meaning son, in Hebrew it's Ben "בן". Bat "בת" is Hebrew for girl, and Mitzvah "מצוה" is a commandment and a law. According to Jewish law, when Jewish boys become 13, they become responsible for their actions and become a Bar Mitzvah (plural: B'nai Mitzvah). The age for girls is 12.
bat mitzvahs start at 12 for the girl or 13 for the boy. bat mitzvah celebrates the child becoming an adult (different person improvement: The first Bat-mitzvah was in 1922. The girl's family resently had their share of batmitzvahs too..... Judith Kaplan is her name)
Bar Mitzvah (בר מצוה), but it actually means "son of commandment" not "son of the commandment".
The word mitzvah is Hebrew, meaning a good deed. Good deeds have been known from time immemorial. Possibly you intended to ask about the ritual of the bar mitzvah, which we can translate as son of virtue, the coming of age ceremony for Jewish boys who reach the age of 13. I would estimate that this ritual has been performed for about 3000 years.Answer:Actually, Mitzva has two meanings, not one. Generically, it can be used to include any good deed; but specifically it means any one of the Torah's commands.
The only text that's uniquely associated with a bar mitzvah celebration is a brief blessing recited by the father of the bar mitzvah boy. It's actually available in two forms. Depending on the father's confidence in his ability to read Hebrew, he can select the short form of the blessing, which consists of five words, or the long form, which runs to nine words. Anything else that you might hear pronounced or recited exclusively at a service where a bar mitzvah is celebrated will be a modern innovation, added in recent times in order to spiff it up and make it seem more unusual and special. Except for the father's brief blessing, there are no special prayers "required" at the bar mitzvah service.
Hopefully for many, many years, with good health, good fortune, blessings, and success. The "bar mitzvah" is the individual Jewish male who has reached the age of 13. It is not the synagogue service, the reception, the dinner, or the bowling party.
Addressing two boys can differ in some ways, such as: * "You guys." * "Gentlemen." * "Boys." It really depends on your style and taste. How you prefer to call two boys.
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