Rabin Daniel J. Danon smatra da bi bilo veoma zanimljivo i neophodno znati više o simbolu Magen David koji je postao simbol celokupnog jevrejstva. Šestokraka zvezda - Magen David nalazi se na svim mestima na kojima se izražava jevrejski život: sinagogama, jevrejskim školama, molitvenicima, udžbenicima, dokumentima, cirkularima, ukrasima, odeći, nakitu... Cionisti su Magen David upotrebili kao simbol jevrejske nacije koji se nalazi i na nacionalnoj zastavi Izraela. Rabin Danon navodi i objašnjava neka od tumačenja o nastanku i nazivu ovog simbola. Jedno od tumačenja je da šest uglova Magen Davida usmereno na šest strana sveta - gore, dole, istok, zapad, sever, jug i simbolizuje da je Bog svuda oko nas. Ime nosi po Davidu - prvom kralju Judeje i Izraela.
Rabbi Daniel J. Danon thinks it would be very interesting and necessary to know more about the symbol of Magen David which has become a symbol of all Judaism. Magen David is found in all places where Jewish life is expressed: synagogues, Jewish schools, prayer books, textbooks, documents, circulars, ornaments, clothes, jewelry ... The Zionists used Magen David as a symbol of the Jewish nation, which is also on the national flag of Israel. Rabbi Danon cites and explains some of the interpretations of the origin and name of this symbol. One interpretation is that the six corners of Magen David point to six sides of the world - up, down, east, west, north, south and symbolize that God is all around us. It is named after David - the first king of Judah and Israel.
Keywords:
Magen David - simbol (symbol)
Source:
Jevrejski almanah za godinu 5690 (1929/30), 1929, 5, 133-136
TY - JOUR
AU - Danon, Daniel J.
PY - 1929
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AB - Rabin Daniel J. Danon smatra da bi bilo veoma zanimljivo i neophodno znati više o simbolu Magen David koji je postao simbol celokupnog jevrejstva. Šestokraka zvezda - Magen David nalazi se na svim mestima na kojima se izražava jevrejski život: sinagogama, jevrejskim školama, molitvenicima, udžbenicima, dokumentima, cirkularima, ukrasima, odeći, nakitu... Cionisti su Magen David upotrebili kao simbol jevrejske nacije koji se nalazi i na nacionalnoj zastavi Izraela. Rabin Danon navodi i objašnjava neka od tumačenja o nastanku i nazivu ovog simbola. Jedno od tumačenja je da šest uglova Magen Davida usmereno na šest strana sveta - gore, dole, istok, zapad, sever, jug i simbolizuje da je Bog svuda oko nas. Ime nosi po Davidu - prvom kralju Judeje i Izraela.
AB - Rabbi Daniel J. Danon thinks it would be very interesting and necessary to know more about the symbol of Magen David which has become a symbol of all Judaism. Magen David is found in all places where Jewish life is expressed: synagogues, Jewish schools, prayer books, textbooks, documents, circulars, ornaments, clothes, jewelry ... The Zionists used Magen David as a symbol of the Jewish nation, which is also on the national flag of Israel. Rabbi Danon cites and explains some of the interpretations of the origin and name of this symbol. One interpretation is that the six corners of Magen David point to six sides of the world - up, down, east, west, north, south and symbolize that God is all around us. It is named after David - the first king of Judah and Israel.
PB - Vršac : Savez rabina Kraljevine S. H. S.
T2 - Jevrejski almanah za godinu 5690 (1929/30)
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author = "Danon, Daniel J.",
year = "1929",
abstract = "Rabin Daniel J. Danon smatra da bi bilo veoma zanimljivo i neophodno znati više o simbolu Magen David koji je postao simbol celokupnog jevrejstva. Šestokraka zvezda - Magen David nalazi se na svim mestima na kojima se izražava jevrejski život: sinagogama, jevrejskim školama, molitvenicima, udžbenicima, dokumentima, cirkularima, ukrasima, odeći, nakitu... Cionisti su Magen David upotrebili kao simbol jevrejske nacije koji se nalazi i na nacionalnoj zastavi Izraela. Rabin Danon navodi i objašnjava neka od tumačenja o nastanku i nazivu ovog simbola. Jedno od tumačenja je da šest uglova Magen Davida usmereno na šest strana sveta - gore, dole, istok, zapad, sever, jug i simbolizuje da je Bog svuda oko nas. Ime nosi po Davidu - prvom kralju Judeje i Izraela., Rabbi Daniel J. Danon thinks it would be very interesting and necessary to know more about the symbol of Magen David which has become a symbol of all Judaism. Magen David is found in all places where Jewish life is expressed: synagogues, Jewish schools, prayer books, textbooks, documents, circulars, ornaments, clothes, jewelry ... The Zionists used Magen David as a symbol of the Jewish nation, which is also on the national flag of Israel. Rabbi Danon cites and explains some of the interpretations of the origin and name of this symbol. One interpretation is that the six corners of Magen David point to six sides of the world - up, down, east, west, north, south and symbolize that God is all around us. It is named after David - the first king of Judah and Israel.",
publisher = "Vršac : Savez rabina Kraljevine S. H. S.",
journal = "Jevrejski almanah za godinu 5690 (1929/30)",
title = "Magen David",
pages = "133-136",
volume = "5",
url = "https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_jdb_1696"
}
Danon, D. J.. (1929). Magen David. in Jevrejski almanah za godinu 5690 (1929/30)
Vršac : Savez rabina Kraljevine S. H. S.., 5, 133-136.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_jdb_1696
Danon DJ. Magen David. in Jevrejski almanah za godinu 5690 (1929/30). 1929;5:133-136.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_jdb_1696 .
Danon, Daniel J., "Magen David" in Jevrejski almanah za godinu 5690 (1929/30), 5 (1929):133-136,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_jdb_1696 .
