Exploring Orthodox Jewish Wedding Traditions

The video explores the life and traditions of Orthodox Judaism through the wedding story of Hadassa and Ze’ev, a young Orthodox couple. It highlights the importance of tradition, the adherence to the Torah, and the customs surrounding their wedding. The narrative emphasizes the significance of marriage in the Orthodox community, the preparations leading up to the wedding, and the rituals performed during the ceremony. The video concludes with the couple's integration into the community and the role of faith in guiding their future.

What does the term 'Orthodox' primarily signify in Judaism?

• Celebrating Jewish holidays

• Speaking Hebrew

• Following the Torah

• Living in Israel

How many people practice Judaism worldwide?

• 14.4 million

• 25 million

• 10 million

• 20 million

What is the significance of the Torah beginning with the letter Bet and ending with the letter Lamed?

• It spells 'God'

• It spells 'life'

• It spells 'the heart'

• It spells 'faith'

When do Orthodox Jewish individuals typically start dating?

• When they are teenagers

• When they are ready to get married

• After high school

• After college

What is the Tallit?

• A marriage contract

• A traditional bread

• A wedding ring

• A special prayer shawl

What is the ketubah?

• A traditional dance

• A marriage contract

• A wedding ring

• A prayer shawl

What does the bedeken ceremony involve?

• Breaking a glass

• Veiling the bride

• Exchanging rings

• Dancing

What does the chuppah symbolize?

• The couple's future home

• The Torah

• The community

• The wedding contract

What is the yichud?

• A prayer shawl

• A seclusion room

• A marriage contract

• A traditional dance

Why do men and women dance separately at Orthodox Jewish weddings?

• To honor the parents

• To make the event more fun

• To follow a new tradition

• To avoid touching the opposite gender