Above the holy ark in a Jewish synagogue, various Torah-verses or important Jewish quotes may be inscribed. Two very common ones are:
1) שויתי ×”' ל×?גדי תמיד (I place the Lord before me always)
2) דע לפ×?×™ מי ×תה עומד(Know in front of Whom you stand)
The sacred writing above the ark in Jewish tradition is the Hebrew phrase "Shiviti Adonai," which translates to "I have set the Lord always before me" (Psalm 16:8). It is a reminder to keep God at the forefront of one's thoughts and actions.
In the Jewish tradition, the Ark of the Covenant contains the tablets of the Ten Commandments, and above it is the Mercy Seat where God was said to dwell and commune with the Israelites.
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Any appropriate verse or quote may be found there; there's no required text. Two common examples: I place the Lord in front of me always (Psalms 16:8). Be aware of Whom you're standing in front of (Talmud, Berakhot 28b).
"Hieroglyphic" means sacred engraved writing.
yesAnswerThe two Stone Tablets inside the ark were the holiest object.
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The ark is used for holding Sifrei Torah, the scroll held sacred by the Jews.
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The sacred writing of Buddhism is Tipitaka, and is a very large book.
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