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We try to honor the items that are connected with serving God. Gold would be great, but because of its high cost, silver is widely used to make the Synagogue (shul) ornaments. In the Jewish Temple, many items were made of gold (Exodus ch. 25).
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No, there is no such practice in Judaism.
Returning found items without an attempt to find the rightful owner does not constitute theft. However, if one intentionally keeps found items with the knowledge of who the owner is, it may be considered theft. It's important to make a reasonable effort to return found items to the rightful owner.
There are a number of items that are important to carry in a car emergency kit. Some of the items that should be included are jumper cables, flashlight, emergency signal devices, extra food and water and a blanket.
The entire interior contents of the Zedek v' Shalom [Justice and Peace] Synagogue of Paramaribo are on loan to the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. These items include the following:8-foot-tall candelabra [menorah]Six Torah scrolls with silver finials [rimonim]Silver Torah pointers [yads]Aron Kadesh [Holy Ark, Ark of the Sanctuary].A replica of Zedek v' Shalom Synagogue displaying the original contents is part of an exhibit that is scheduled to open in May 2010 at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.For a view of the exterior of the synagogue in Paramaribo, please visit the website of the Suriname Jewish Community.
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you don't because your Jewish 卐
King tuts coffin and body and many old artifacts in gold
When you take possession of something that does not belong to you then it is stealing. Perhaps the host of the Lost & Found collection has a policy of not keeping items over a certain period of time. You should inquire about that possibility if there is an item that interests you.
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Judaica is anything relevant or pertaining to Jewish life, culture, history, customs, etc. Jewish books and items such as wedding kipas are examples of Judaica.