![]() The eight candles of the menorah must be arranged in a straight, even line, not in a zigzag or with some lights higher than others. Beautifying a mitzvah is our way of expressing our appreciation to G‑d, and showing how dearly we hold His commandments. So, if at all possible, go for the silver menorah (you can browse a selection of menorahs here). Whenever purchasing a mitzvah article, we try to buy the most beautiful one that is within our means. Cotton wicks are preferred because of the smooth flame they produce. ![]() Since the miracle of Chanukah happened with olive oil – the little cruse of oil that lasted for eight days – an oil menorah is preferable to a candle one, and olive oil is the ideal fuel. The Chanukah lights can either be candle flames or oil-fueled. The basic elements of a kosher menorah are eight holders for oil or candles and an additional holder, set apart from the rest, for the shamash ("attendant") candle. This year, we start lighting the menorah on Thursday night, December 7, 2023. To commemorate and publicize these miracles, we light the Chanukah menorah (also known as a chanukiah) on each of the eight nights of Chanukah. Miraculously, the one-day supply of oil lasted eight days and nights, and the holiday of Chanukah was established. All that remained was one cruse of pure oil, enough to last one night-and it would take eight days to procure new, pure oil. ![]() When they reclaimed the Holy Temple, on the 25th of Kislev, they wished to light the Temple’s menorah (candelabrum), only to discover that the Greeks had contaminated virtually all the oil. He outlawed the study of Torah and the observance of its commands, and defiled the Holy Temple in Jerusalem with Greek idols.Ī small, vastly outnumbered band of Jews waged battle against the mighty Greek armies, and drove them out of the land. By purchasing this file you assume full responsibility.Some 2100 years ago the Land of Israel came under the rule of the Syrian-Greek emperor Antiochus, who issued a series of decrees designed to force his Hellenistic ideology and rituals upon the Jewish people. Funky Frog Creative Designs cannot be held responsible for any issues you may have with your program, cutting machine, or any other device used to create a product with this file. * It is the buyer's responsibility to make sure you have a program compatible with these file types. ![]() If you have any questions or concerns, please message me and I will do my best to answer. * Since this is a digital download, refunds will not be allowed. THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OF THESE DIGITAL DESIGNS BELONGS TO FUNKY FROG CREATIVE DESIGNS. *If you post a photo of this design on your finished product, please watermark your photo so that the design can not be copied. * Neither the files nor the pictures on this post can be shared, redistributed, or resold in part or whole in any format, under any circumstances. This does NOT permit uploading design(s) to a print on demand (POD) site such as Red Bubble. * LIMITED COMMERCIAL USE allowed for reselling the FINISHED physical items YOU make with these designs (up to 200 items per design). – 1 PNG file – Files with a transparent background – 1 EPS file – For Adobe Illustrator, Inkspace, Corel Draw, and more. – 1 DXF file (outline only) – This format can be open with the free software version of Silhouette Software. – 1 SVG file – For Cricut Explore, Silhouette Designer Edition, Adobe Suite, Inkspace, Corel Draw, and more. You will receive a ZIP folder which will include: The PNG file is a photo file and can be printed on any home or photo lab printer. It is the buyer's responsibility to make sure you have a program compatible with these file types. The SVG, EPS, DXF design files require proper cutting software. ![]() Please note, this listing is for an INSTANT DOWNLOAD and contains a digital file only, not a physical item. You can also use the PNG to print wall art, a card, or use on scrapbook pages. How fun is this Hanukkah design? Use the SVG, DXF, or EPS with sign vinyl or HTV to create a special holiday gift or keepsake. ![]()
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