Placa en la que figura el verso bíblico "A Dios he puesto siempre delante de mí" (en hebreo, shiviti hashem lenegdi tamid) que se cuelga en la pared de la sinagoga para recordar la presencia divina.
A visual explanation of the papercut shiviti from Gyöngyös, Hungary.
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