Marble effigy of someone. Possibly Joseph. If anyone knows who "Paternoster" refers to, that might be him.
Tuesday, September 28, 2004
About Me
- Name: Hanna
- Location: Jerusalem, Israel
Well, I'm back in the States, but I'm leaving this blog up for now, and possibly adding a little to it. Since I left Israel the news has been hopeful, but I hardly know what to expect next. I guess we'll all see soon enough. To my friends in Israel, both international students and residents: I'll be watching the headlines, and hoping for the best. בהצלחה
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1 Comments:
from Grandma: Enjoying your wonderful new photos and commentary. Paternoster (Latin: our father)usually refers to "The Lord's Prayer", also called the "Our Father." The first words are, "Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name."
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