Some do, and some do not. No decoration is required by Jewish law or custom. Those synagogues that do choose to decorate, will use Jewish symbols such as a depiction of the two tablets of the Ten Commandments, or a menorah-candelabrum.
To honor God's presence; and so that the worshipers may pray in a state of expansiveness.
Some are plain, some are not. I have seen very ornate woodwork in synagogues. The plainness depends on how much money the congregation has, how long it has been around, and the style of the era in which it was built. However, you will not find lots of statuary in synagogues because of the prohibition against graven images (idol worship) in The Bible. Ornate text carved into the walls, painted on the walls, or done as fabric hangings has a very long tradition in synagogues.
Mosques are often beautifully decorated with geometrical patterns.
Example sentence - The fireplace mantle was decorated beautifully for the holidays.
I've lost my zither! I saw a beautifully decorated zither at the music store today.
The best time to tour the White House is during Christmas time. The house is decorated beautifully, and it is a unique experience.
More beautifully and most beautifully.
More beautifully and most beautifully.
Michele Watches are beautifully decorated and promoted widely among female consumers. The designs are slender yet functional, and more over do not lose any of their sturdiness.
Yes, the sentence is correct. It compares the singing abilities of two individuals, indicating that he sings more beautifully than she does.
Beautifully is an adverb.
Beautifully is an adverb.
The word beautifully is an adverb.The noun form is beauty.
No, beautifully and family do not rhyme.