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Jewish Culture and Celebrations After so many years, the Jewish people spread all over the world had never forgotten their cultural roots. In fact, wherever they go, they bring their cultures with them. In Europe, in America and in Asia, the culture is just quite strong that it can never be removed from them. No matter how hard antagonist and haters of their culture have tried to put it off, it fanned its flame the more. Since time immemorial, haters of the Jewish culture have never been successful in annihilating the people who brings it because such culture is a culture that brings honour to God. Try to take a closer look at the Jewish Holidays Calendar. It will never escape your notice the strong religious tone of these festivities and holidays. It will really bring you back in time where God had shown his power and might to the Jewish people so that they may recognize their dependence on Him, and that they will pay reverence to Him. Every year, ever since the Jewish culture came into existence, all these holidays and festivities have never been erased in their annual calendar so that even for this year 2012, almost all the same celebrations are still there. These are their holidays. National Holocaust Memorial Day, Tu B’Shevat, Fast of Esther (Taanit Esther), Purim, Shushan Purim, Fast of the Firstborn, Passover (1st day), Passover (final day), Yom Hashoah, Yom Hazikaron, Yom Ha’atzmaut, Lag B’Omer, Yom Yerushalayim, Shavuot (1st day), 17th Tammuz, Tisha B’av, Rosh Hashanah (1st day), Fast of Gedalliah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Hoshanah Rabbah, Shemini Atzeret, Simc hat Torah, and Hanukkah. Quite a long list is this Jewish Holidays 2012. The magnanimity of these events left emotional depths for the Jewish people because it meant their life. It is not just about a simple possession like a bag or a pair of shoes, or a gold ring studded with precious diamonds that no matter how expensive and dear, could not match the emotional ties of these cultures to their God and their subsistence as a group of people. Throughout human history this will go on and on from generation to generation. Our generation is here today but it will be gone tomorrow. But God will remain God and his culture of prayer and fasting, and showing kindness and love and mercy will have no end. jewish holidays 2013 will have again these different celebrations, and on and on to forever. Man will cease to exist but God and his culture and his subsequent generations of people will continue to live out his precepts as embodied in the Jewish cultures and celebrations that we have known today as the Jewish Holidays.
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