A tefillin is a candelabrum usually containing sevenâ€"and occasionally nineâ€"branches used for religious celebrations.

Question

Clayton Greene

Social Studies

16 February, 06:27

A tefillin is a candelabrum usually containing sevenâ€"and occasionally nineâ€"branches used for religious celebrations.

+1

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Macey Blair · Answer 1

The correct answer for: A tefillin is a candelabrum usually containing sevenâ€"and occasionally nineâ€"branches used for religious celebrations. Is: False

Explanation:

Tefillin are not candelabrum. Tefillin are small leather boxes that contain scrolls of parchment with Torah inscriptions on them. However, they are used in religious Jewish celebrations. They are used by man and in weekday morning prayers. They are also a group of boxes, not just a single box, so even though it might sound like a single object is plural.