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The Dove: A Symbol of Our Deepest Hopes for Peace
Symbols / Torah and Mitzvot

The Dove: A Symbol of Our Deepest Hopes for Peace

Posted on October 23 by Sew Jewish

The dove that carried an olive branch to Noah on the ark, signifying the end to the great flood, has become a symbol of peace and spiritual renewal that crosses religious boundaries. In the Torah, the dove often symbolizes the Jewish people, especially in imagery that expresses spiritual yearning or calls to God for protection. … Continue reading →

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