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  1. What the Chanukah Lights Tell Us. We've all heard the story a hundred times about the victory of the Maccabees over the Syrian Greeks and the miracle of the oil that lasted eight days instead of one. The holiday is celebrated by reciting special prayers, with public menorah lightings, by sharing the light and the message of the holiday, and, of ...

  2. How to Light. In order to light the lights for Chanukah, you don’t even need a Menorah! Obviously it is great to have one, but if not, arrange a total of eight candles or cups of oil (with wicks) in a row, plus an additional one to serve as the “Shamash.”. The Shamash is the only one used to light other lights, and should be placed higher ...

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  4. Chanukah. The Lights of Chanukah. The Jewish tradition is that on the first night of Chanukah one flame is lit, on the second night two, and so on until the eighth night when eight flames are lit. Actually, the question of whether to begin the lighting with one flame and proceed, adding one each night, to eight on the final, the eighth, night ...

  5. May 5, 2024 · Download Article. 1. Light the candles with the shamash. After you finish reciting the blessings, pick the shamash candle up with your dominant hand. Use the shamash to light the candle/s, going from left to right. In other words, light the newest candle first, then light the preceding candles.

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  6. Nov 30, 2021 · First Night of Chanukah. Sunday, Nov. 28 – Eve of 25 Kislev. After sunset, recite blessings 1, 2, and 3* then kindle one light on your menorah. Second Night of Chanukah. Monday, Nov. 29 – Eve of 26 Kislev. After sunset, recite blessings 1 and 2, and kindle two lights on your menorah. Third Night of Chanukah. Tuesday, Nov. 30 – Eve of 27 ...

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