As per Biblical commandment, two portions of Deuteronomy are written on the Mezuzah parchment scroll in their original Hebrew. The verses, from 6:4-9 and ...

The mezuzah itself consists of a small scroll of parchment (k'laf ) on which are written two biblical passages. The first is Deuteronomy 6:4–9: Hear, O Israel!

On the reverse of the mezuzah behind the Hashem Elokeynu Hashem of the first line is the text 'kuzo b'mochsez kuzo' written upside down. These are the next ...

On the reverse side of the parchment are written the three Hebrew letters, Shin (ש), Dalet (ד), Yud (י). This is an acronym for the Hebrew words, שומר דלתות ...

The three words at the bottom of the Mezuza on the outer side of the parchment are "Cuzu B'mucsz Cuzu" -- an altered form of the phrase "Hashem Elokeinu Hashem.

Three additional words are written on the reverse side of the scroll: כוזו במוכסז כוזו. This seemingly incomprehensible sentence comprises the three names of G‑ ...

Guardian of Israel On the reverse side of the mezuzah scroll is the Hebrew name of God, Shaddai. This name is an acronym for "Guardian of the Doors of Israel." ...

2 нояб. 2022 г. · On the reverse of the scroll, the word Shaddai (meaning Almighty), is written, and sometimes a small panel allows the word to be seen from ...

11 мая 2021 г. · The case is the mezuzah case. Inside the case there is a small parchment scroll, handwritten by a scribe, containing selected verses from the Torah.