Bicycles!

[Abe]

So what do bicycles have to do with a Religion Forum? You may well ask. The story is simple enough.

In Israel, Yom Kippur, arriving next week, is Bicycle Day. Since it's a country-wide custom to refrain from driving vehicles that depend on an engine, the streets in most cities are clear. Children all over Israel ride their bicycles freely on the streets. While various Rabbis and Hakhamim debate the Kashrut (religious "fitness"), of the custom, the kids ride on. The most profitable period of the year for bicycle sales is the "Ten Days of Awe" between Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur.

[Jacob_Rising]

So what do bicycles have to do with a Religion Forum? You may well ask. The story is simple enough.

In Israel, Yom Kippur, arriving next week, is Bicycle Day. Since it's a country-wide custom to refrain from driving vehicles that depend on an engine, the streets in most cities are clear. Children all over Israel ride their bicycles freely on the streets. While various Rabbis and Hakhamim debate the Kashrut (religious "fitness"), of the custom, the kids ride on. The most profitable period of the year for bicycle sales is the "Ten Days of Awe" between Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur.Why do they want to refraim from driving vehicles that depend on Engines Abe?

Is there also a country wide custom to become silent to see for whom the bell Tolls on Yom Kippor?

And do the bells Toll after an interval or during a certain time of silence?

[Lie Sniper]

So what do bicycles have to do with a Religion Forum? You may well ask. The story is simple enough.

In Israel, Yom Kippur, arriving next week, is Bicycle Day. Since it's a country-wide custom to refrain from driving vehicles that depend on an engine, the streets in most cities are clear. Children all over Israel ride their bicycles freely on the streets. While various Rabbis and Hakhamim debate the Kashrut (religious "fitness"), of the custom, the kids ride on. The most profitable period of the year for bicycle sales is the "Ten Days of Awe" between Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur.

So are you trading in your Hog?

[MR. MISTER]

And do the bells Toll after an interval or during a certain time of silence?
There are no bells.

The shofar is sounded at the end of Ni'lah [concluding prayer- when the "gates" are closed]

[Jacob_Rising]

So what do bicycles have to do with a Religion Forum? You may well ask. The story is simple enough.

In Israel, Yom Kippur, arriving next week, is Bicycle Day. Since it's a country-wide custom to refrain from driving vehicles that depend on an engine, the streets in most cities are clear. Children all over Israel ride their bicycles freely on the streets. While various Rabbis and Hakhamim debate the Kashrut (religious "fitness"), of the custom, the kids ride on. The most profitable period of the year for bicycle sales is the "Ten Days of Awe" between Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur.This is your 7720th Post and so at age 20, a man goes to war.

This month makes 7 years since your Join date in 2002 and so you are given the 20 again.

It's the Double 7's in the Jewish year.

So I'll give you Your Bikes.

'' Take Fire from among the Cherub within the Wheelworks''

'' In appearance, The Four had the Same Form, as if there were two wheels cutting through Each Other.'' {Four sides of a Temple, and four Directions meaning the order of the tribes to the Constellation animals.}

''It was These wheels that I heared it Called, ' Wheelwork'.' Bicycle day''

I would have never guessed that it was talking about a Bunch of Jews riding to and fro on Bicycycle day for Rosh Hashannah But it is cute and there are eyes everywhere just like it's written.:razz:

[Jacob_Rising]

There are no bells.

The shofar is sounded at the end of Ni'lah [concluding prayer- when the "gates" are closed]I Only wish there were no Bells because the bells wake me up.


I can imagine the sound of a High priest walking and the silence of the city while he was doing it during Yom Kippor.

[Harmonious]

Why do they want to refraim from driving vehicles that depend on Engines Abe?It has to do with the physics of how an engine works. It involves circuitry, which is forbidden to connect and disconnect, and it deals with the fire consuming the gasoline.

As such, it is a concerted effort of Jews to actually keep the laws of Shabbat on Yom Kippur. I say, it is a beautiful thing.

Is there also a country wide custom to become silent to see for whom the bell Tolls on Yom Kippor?:think:

Huh?

And do the bells Toll after an interval or during a certain time of silence?
What Mr. Mister said.

[Harmonious]

So what do bicycles have to do with a Religion Forum? You may well ask. The story is simple enough.

In Israel, Yom Kippur, arriving next week, is Bicycle Day. Since it's a country-wide custom to refrain from driving vehicles that depend on an engine, the streets in most cities are clear. Children all over Israel ride their bicycles freely on the streets. While various Rabbis and Hakhamim debate the Kashrut (religious "fitness"), of the custom, the kids ride on. The most profitable period of the year for bicycle sales is the "Ten Days of Awe" between Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur.
Gamar Chatima Tova!

[Jacob_Rising]

It has to do with the physics of how an engine works. It involves circuitry, which is forbidden to connect and disconnect, and it deals with the fire consuming the gasoline.

As such, it is a concerted effort of Jews to actually keep the laws of Shabbat on Yom Kippur. I say, it is a beautiful thing.

:think:

Huh?


What Mr. Mister said.Exodus 28:33 '' And upon it's Hem you shall make Pomegranites of Blue, and purple and scarlet Yarn, All Around it's Hem, and bells of Gold between them all around. A Golden Bell and a Pomegranite, a Golden Bell and a Pomegranite, upon the Hem of the Robe all around.

'' And it shall be upon Aaron when he ministers, and it's sound will be heard when he goes into the Holy place Before the Lord and when he comes out, That he may not die.''

This is the silence I was talking about, I would think that because the bell is being demanded to be heard, That it is heard on Yom Kippor when the High Priest Ministers to the Lord and the Bell must be Heard.

So the People are silent and listening for whom the Bell Tolls.

In That day, Aaron wears the Robe with Bells and he's mark between his eyes, '' Holiness to the Lord''

Zachariah 14:20 In that day '' Holiness To The Lord'' shall be engraved on the bells of the horses. The Pots in the Lords house shall be like bowls before the alter. Yes, every Pot in Jerusalem and Judah shall be Holiness to the Lord of Hosts.{All Priests}.

[Harmonious]

Um, Jacob? The passage in Exodus refers to small bells and balls at the bottom of a garment. It isn't like a major bell tolling.

When the Cohen Gadol walked, it was a gentle tinkling, probably not much different than jingle bells.

No one would specifically stop and listen, that I'm aware of. On Yom Kippur, the Cohen Gadol did ALL the work himself, and there were probably a lot of occasions all day when people heard that tinkling, but I can't envision that people listening to that tinkle was a major event.

Dude, I've worn things with tiny jingle bells. If the sound became so insanely mesmerizing to the people around me that they could concentrate on nothing BUT the jingling, I would be very concerned for their sanity.

The passage in Zecharia makes me think that the fact that so many horses would come to Jerusalem, that the tinkling harness bells would signify the holiness of their owners' purposes.

Really... You have gone a little overboard with the importance of bells in a Jewish context.

[Abe]

Gamar Chatima Tova!
גמר חתימה טובה
2 U 2, Harmi.

[Abe]

Um, Jacob? The passage in Exodus refers to small bells and balls at the bottom of a garment. It isn't like a major bell tolling.

When the Cohen Gadol walked, it was a gentle tinkling, probably not much different than jingle bells.

No one would specifically stop and listen, that I'm aware of. On Yom Kippur, the Cohen Gadol did ALL the work himself, and there were probably a lot of occasions all day when people heard that tinkling, but I can't envision that people listening to that tinkle was a major event.

Dude, I've worn things with tiny jingle bells. If the sound became so insanely mesmerizing to the people around me that they could concentrate on nothing BUT the jingling, I would be very concerned for their sanity.

The passage in Zecharia makes me think that the fact that so many horses would come to Jerusalem, that the tinkling harness bells would signify the holiness of their owners' purposes.

Really... You have gone a little overboard with the importance of bells in a Jewish context.In J_R's world, everything is a sign and a symbol. :)

[Jacob_Rising]

Um, Jacob? The passage in Exodus refers to small bells and balls at the bottom of a garment. It isn't like a major bell tolling.

When the Cohen Gadol walked, it was a gentle tinkling, probably not much different than jingle bells.

No one would specifically stop and listen, that I'm aware of. On Yom Kippur, the Cohen Gadol did ALL the work himself, and there were probably a lot of occasions all day when people heard that tinkling, but I can't envision that people listening to that tinkle was a major event.

Dude, I've worn things with tiny jingle bells. If the sound became so insanely mesmerizing to the people around me that they could concentrate on nothing BUT the jingling, I would be very concerned for their sanity.

The passage in Zecharia makes me think that the fact that so many horses would come to Jerusalem, that the tinkling harness bells would signify the holiness of their owners' purposes.

Really... You have gone a little overboard with the importance of bells in a Jewish context.I go overboared on it because Revelation does,And Zech in my opinion, and so we may see things different but in that time of Jingling, the sins of the whole world are being accounted for, thus the many seeds of the Pomegranites that the bells ride upon.

In that very short time, It is decided who will live or die, and the judgment of the nations.

Revelation says that heaven became quiet for a space of about 30 min because of this in my opinion, But that's for Christians.

[Abe]

So are you trading in your Hog?The "Hawg" in question is a sedate 1983 BMW 650cc. I'm NOT!!! trading it in. I've always owned bicycles, and in a few occasions in my life, a bicycle was the only mode of transportation that I had. I absolutely love them. I also love motorcycles.

Two wheels, man. :)

[Abe]

This is your 7720th Post It says, "7727".

and so at age 20, a man goes to war.In Israel, it's at the age of 18.

This month makes 7 years since your Join date in 2002 and so you are given the 20 again.Could you run that math by me again? I can't seem to see where the 20 fits in. Where did you find 20?

[Koushi Shinigami]

The "Hawg" in question is a sedate 1983 BMW 650cc. I'm NOT!!! trading it in. I've always owned bicycles, and in a few occasions in my life, a bicycle was the only mode of transportation that I had. I absolutely love them. I also love motorcycles.

Two wheels, man. :)

http://i379.photobucket.com/albums/oo240/koushishinigami/dumb-still11.jpg

[Abe]

http://i379.photobucket.com/albums/oo240/koushishinigami/dumb-still11.jpgNow THERE was a Hawg. :))

I loved that idiotic movie.

[Koushi Shinigami]

Now THERE was a Hawg. :))

I loved that idiotic movie.

:cool:

[gpd®]

Have a wonderful Yom Kippur Abe, (if that is the proper way to say it).

Bicycle Race Lyrics
Artist(Band):Queen

Bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle bicycle bicycle

I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride my bike
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride it where I like

You say black I say white
You say bark I say bite
You say shark I say hey man
Jaws was never my scene
And I don't like Star Wars
You say Rolls I say Royce
You say God give me a choice
You say Lord I say Christ
I don't believe in Peter Pan
Frankenstein or Superman
All I wanna do is

Bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride my bike
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride my

Bicycle races are coming your way
So forget all your duties oh yeah
Fat bottomed girls they'll be riding today
So look out for those beauties oh yeah
On your marks get set go
Bicycle race bicycle race bicycle race

Bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle bicycle
Bicycle bicycle bicycle
Bicycle race

You say coke I say caine
You say John I say Wayne
Hot dog I say cool it man
I don't wanna be the President of America
You say smile I say cheese
Cartier I say please
Income tax I say Jesus
I don't wanna be a candidate for
Vietnam or Watergate
Cause all I wanna do is

Bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride my bike
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride it where I likeH

[Abe]

Have a wonderful Yom Kippur Abe, (if that is the proper way to say it).

Bicycle Race Lyrics
Artist(Band):Queen

Bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle bicycle bicycle

I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride my bike
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride it where I like

You say black I say white
You say bark I say bite
You say shark I say hey man
Jaws was never my scene
And I don't like Star Wars
You say Rolls I say Royce
You say God give me a choice
You say Lord I say Christ
I don't believe in Peter Pan
Frankenstein or Superman
All I wanna do is

Bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride my bike
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride my

Bicycle races are coming your way
So forget all your duties oh yeah
Fat bottomed girls they'll be riding today
So look out for those beauties oh yeah
On your marks get set go
Bicycle race bicycle race bicycle race

Bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle bicycle
Bicycle bicycle bicycle
Bicycle race

You say coke I say caine
You say John I say Wayne
Hot dog I say cool it man
I don't wanna be the President of America
You say smile I say cheese
Cartier I say please
Income tax I say Jesus
I don't wanna be a candidate for
Vietnam or Watergate
Cause all I wanna do is

Bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride my bike
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride it where I likeHThanks. All their songs are good.

[gpd®]

Thanks. All their songs are good.

I think he was one of the greatest vocalists ever. But just like any of us, our bad habbits will catch up with us someday.

[Jacob_Rising]

It says, "7727".

In Israel, it's at the age of 18.

Could you run that math by me again? I can't seem to see where the 20 fits in. Where did you find 20?It was 7720 on that particular Post number.

Levitucus 1: 3 You and Arron shall record them by their groups, from age 20 years and up, all those in Israel who are able to bear arms.

The 20 is imprinted all over the Measurements of the Temple and elsewhere like the Twenty pieces of Silver that sold Joseph and the silver speaks about people, so does the Gold and so does the brass.

[Mimiheart]

Jacob, I say this with love, but sometimes I look at your posts, and I think they're in English, but I honestly cannot figure out what they are saying. It's like in Finding Nemo, when the little turtle is telling Marlin and Dory how to get out of the EAC, and they look at him, and have no clue what he's saying. "It's like he's trying to speak to me. I know it."

[Abe]

It was 7720 on that particular Post number.

On that post it said #7727.

[Abe]

I think he was one of the greatest vocalists ever. But just like any of us, our bad habbits will catch up with us someday. I knew him.





(No, Ray, not in the Biblical sense.)

[Stantz]

living as part of a hiloni (secular) family in Israel, Yom Kippur was the best holiday ever. The atonement for sins was just a little after thought, the entire idea behind the holiday as a little kid was riding your bicycle through all those roads you would normally never get a chance to do so.
I can't describe to you just how surreal it looks, a major highway interchange in the middle of Tel Aviv that would normaly be bustling with cars, buses, and traffic , instead occupied by little kids riding bicycles on offramps, dividers, etc.
I'm sure the more religious Jews viewed the tradition with quite a bit of anger (Then again, anger by Orthodox Jews directed at Israel's large secular population is not a new thing), but we really did not care whatsoever.
http://images.huffingtonpost.com/gen/43276/thumbs/s-BIKES-large.jpg
http://www.guerraeterna.com/archives/israel_yom_kippur_400.jpg

[gpd®]

I knew him.





(No, Ray, not in the Biblical sense.)


Kewl!

[Jacob_Rising]

On that post it said #7727.They all say 7727 because that is your number count at any given moment.

You wrote 7 posts more and looked at it.

It doesn't matter much anyway, I'll make all sorts of things out of Temple measurements.

I look down on the structure and Pattern and design of the Tabernacle and I see two perfectly square structures standing side by side.

The Perfect center of One structure is the Bronze alter in the Court.

The Perfect center of the Other structure center is the Ark of the Covenant in the exact center of the Holy of Holies.

They Both have 3 walls of 9 and 11 printed on all 3 walls.

Each have an opening but the sizes of the Openings are different.

Two structures that has walls of 50 cubits by 50 cubits.

[Jacob_Rising]

Jacob, I say this with love, but sometimes I look at your posts, and I think they're in English, but I honestly cannot figure out what they are saying. It's like in Finding Nemo, when the little turtle is telling Marlin and Dory how to get out of the EAC, and they look at him, and have no clue what he's saying. "It's like he's trying to speak to me. I know it."Did you see those black tents of Kedar comming from the Pit?

I'm in my own little world here, so it's good that you don't understand it.:razz:

[gpd®]

living as part of a hiloni (secular) family in Israel, Yom Kippur was the best holiday ever. The atonement for sins was just a little after thought, the entire idea behind the holiday as a little kid was riding your bicycle through all those roads you would normally never get a chance to do so.
I can't describe to you just how surreal it looks, a major highway interchange in the middle of Tel Aviv that would normaly be bustling with cars, buses, and traffic , instead occupied by little kids riding bicycles on offramps, dividers, etc.
I'm sure the more religious Jews viewed the tradition with quite a bit of anger (Then again, anger by Orthodox Jews directed at Israel's large secular population is not a new thing), but we really did not care whatsoever.
http://images.huffingtonpost.com/gen/43276/thumbs/s-BIKES-large.jpg
http://www.guerraeterna.com/archives/israel_yom_kippur_400.jpg

I remember the 1992 Los Angeles riots and the curfew.

I rode my motorcycle up and down the 101 Freeway between East LA and West Hollywood and I was the only person on the normally crowded freeway because all the ramps were closed by the cops.

Wanna talk Omega Man. Now that was super surreal.

[Abe]

I remember the 1992 Los Angeles riots and the curfew.

I rode my motorcycle up and down the 101 Freeway between East LA and West Hollywood and I was the only person on the normally crowded freeway because all the ramps were closed by the cops.

Wanna talk Omega Man. Now that was super surreal.I trust you used the mirrors "religiously" when changing lanes.

[gpd®]

I trust you used the mirrors "religiously" when changing lanes.

...and my blinkers.;)

[Abe]

...and my blinkers.;)There's a special heaven for drivers like you...:))

[gpd®]

There's a special heaven for drivers like you...:))

Is it too late to mention that there was Highway Patrol car parked at every single on-ramp and off-ramp.:redface:

[RayMan]

There's a special heaven for drivers like you...:))

Yeah but, the guys who don't use their blinkers or mirrors arrive at their final destination sooner.

[Abe]

Is it too late to mention that there was Highway Patrol car parked at every single on-ramp and off-ramp.:redface:Aah, I had a feeling it was too good to be true.

[Abe]

Yeah but, the guys who don't use their blinkers or mirrors arrive at their final destination sooner.They miss smelling the roses on the way, but they do eventually get them...:angel:

[gpd®]

Aah, I had a feeling it was too good to be true.

Here is my little monster 1200, almost 20 years old now but solid.

http://www.geocities.com/lakersfool/fj1.jpg

[Abe]

Here is my little monster 1200, almost 20 years old now but solid.

http://www.geocities.com/lakersfool/fj1.jpgSweet!

[RayMan]

Here is my little monster 1200, almost 20 years old now but solid.

http://www.geocities.com/lakersfool/fj1.jpg

Now that's a sweet ride Grandpa Dave.

[gpd®]

Now that's a sweet ride Grandpa Dave.

Thanks guys, I think so for a 1990 Yamaha. Only 19k on the clock.

[Jacob_Rising]

I still can't get over bicycle day, It makes me giggle.

The Temple of God moving in any direction it wants to because of the four beast.

''Judah is my Sanctuary''.

I believe the Temple is within the hearts of those men riding on bicycles on Rosh Hashannah.

The Temple sits facing just one direction but when you start turning the temple from side to side, it funny what Mountain peaks it can be alligned with.

[Harmonious]

Enjoy your bikes, but the eve is upon us.

May you all be sealed for a sweet New Year.

[Abe]

enjoy your bikes, but the eve is upon us.

May you all be sealed for a sweet new year.

!גמר חתימה טובה