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Melech KING marleneburns©2022

Our blessings and prayers are infused with references to G-d, Our King and His Sovereignty.
The words of our prophets, psalms and other writings have provided a wealth
of proclamations, depictions and visuals of Adonai as the ruler of the world.
G-d has heavenly advisors. He sits on a kingly throne, serving as a military leader and the supreme judge.
In fact, God as our King is a more common metaphor than God as our father.
In our High Holy Day liturgy, Kingship is a significant theme. On Rosh HaShanah, during Musaf
(additional service following the morning service), three sections have been added:
Shofarot (Blasts of the ram’s horn)
Zichronot (Divine remembrances)
Malchuyot (References to Adonai’s Kingship).

Shofarot are connected to biblical times. In Leviticus, we were told to “commemorate with loud blasts.”
In Numbers, there is a directive that these loud blasts be used at royal coronations.

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED marleneburns©2022 NFT ART: https://nftmb.art Marlene offers an exciting, experimental and exceptional body of work, playing with color, edgy design and mixed media to produce art that befits the process. In her series of Urban Abstracts, she 'paints' with pieces of her abstract photographs taken in the city. The newest series, examines Hebrew prayers and words.