Veerastich (I shall betroth you} Prints and are still being used

and are still being used by people of the region and by modern medicine

and the blue color that dominate this artwork are delicate hints of our eyes lifting up to heaven in a pure prayer for our well-being

the time of singing

"With this ring I thee wed you" vow the groom and bride to each other

three windows overlooking the unique architecture of Jerusalem depict views of the city and an olive tree in the center

Veerastich (I shall betroth you} Prints and are still being used" i shall betroth you unto to me with grace , charity and compassion, and judgment and justice. in the gate on the bottom, a gate that a couple enter to life together. on top is a Kidush cup contain the words the words " i am my beloved, my beloved is mine " a vow of love and devotions. the thyme of the design is of Roses, and lilies, pomegranates and grape vines, vegetation that grow and mention in all of the narratives in the Bible and entwined in