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A Different Festival of Lights
In 165 BCE the Jews, led by a man called Judah Maccabee and his four brothers, drove the
Syrion Tyrant Antiochus IV out of their lands. Antiochus
hed desecrated the Temple of Jerusalem, which was
sacred to Jews. After cleansing the temple, they began
the ceremony of rededication, which involved lighting
on oil lamp. Once the lamp was lat it could never be
allowed to go out. There was only enough sacred oil
available to keep the lamp burning for one day. The
oil was put in the lamp, and it was lit. Miraculously, the
lamp remained lit for eight days, until more of the
purified oil could be found.
Jews all over the world celebrate the festival of Hanukkah (also called Chanukah') each year
to mark the rededication of the temple. The festival is celebrated over eight days to commemorate
the miracle of the burning lamp. A candle is lit on each day of the festival in every home, which
is why Hanukkah is also called the "festival of lights: Nine candles are arranged in e candelabra
called o menorah-one for each night, plus the shemash (meaning servant) the candle used to
light the others. Candles are lit from left to right and the shamosh is placed in the middle sto
different height
Eoch night of Honukkah may feature songs or readings. games and girs ranging from money
to candy and other small presents. Special potato pancakes fried in oil celled lakes are served
as a reminder of the miraculous oil
plete the following statements appropriately :
Bravia e
br the Jews, Antiochus IV was a bad man because
aghting an oil lamp was necessary to complete
The sacred oil available was not sufficient and it could keep the lamp burning only for
the festival of Hanukkah is celebrated to​

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