Examples of using This custom in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
This custom stops now.
I didn't grow up with this custom.
Take this custom for example.
Of course I'm going to do this custom.
This custom of hugging and kissing.
The movement decided to renew this custom.
Nowadays this custom has almost disappeared.
What is the source and purpose of this custom?
No one has followed this custom since the cultural revolution.
There are very few sources about this custom.
I maintained this custom even after entering high school.
Orthodox Jews still observe this custom today.
This custom is subject to social, cultural and economic changes.
When German immigrants came to America they brought this custom with them.
Later this custom expanded into the pronouncing of curses upon enemies.
When German children came to the United States, they brought this custom with them.
I had read of this custom during many years before I came to New York.
This custom has occurred in 1920 and it is still celebrated in triumph every year.
Though this inscription is from a later period,it is safe to assume this custom did not suddenly appear out of the blue in the fourth century.
I set this custom motion path to With Previous, Very Slow speed, and Locked.
I then apply the same settings to this custom motion path as I did in the first: With Previous, Medium speed and Locked.
This custom of the Middle Ages led to a greater understanding in the finality of death.
I shall now explain why this custom can serve as a test case, as was intimated in the title of this shiur.
This custom is celebrated not only in Poland, but also in the United States by Polish-Americans.
Even Martin Luther practiced this custom with his children, but then in the course of the Reformation, the gift date of 6 to 24 December laid.
This custom is so popular that annually municipal authorities extract from the fountain up to 1.5 million euros.
The first to mention this custom(about 500 years ago) was the Radbaz, who wrote that this was the custom in Egypt.
Perhaps this custom has persisted because Jews still need a place where they will be welcomed(and that is open) on Christmas.
Regarding this custom, cf. Frazer, pp. 21-22 for a number of explanations of the custom to place stones on or near the graves of saints.
The beliefs behind this custom- the immortality of the soul, purgatory, and prayers for the dead- are not based on the Bible.-Ezekiel 18:4.