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The 19 pages that link to Synagogue, each with the reason it gives.

• Second Temple JudaismRelated: Synagogues supported worship and study beyond Jerusalem’s sacrificial center.

• Jewish diasporaRelated: Synagogues anchored local Jewish communities across regions without a central Temple.

• TorahRelated: Public Torah reading is a central practice of synagogue worship.

• Rabbinic JudaismRelated: After the Temple's destruction, the synagogue became a central setting for communal worship and study.

• Christian liturgyRelated: Synagogue practices helped shape early Christian readings and teaching.

• JudaismRelated: It is a principal setting for shared worship, learning, and community life.

• MosqueCompared with: Its shared functions invite comparison, while its practices and religious meanings differ.

• Hellenistic JudaismRelated: Synagogues supported communal worship and instruction in Greek-speaking Jewish settlements.

• Jerusalem TempleRelated: Synagogues offered communal religious practices that did not require the Jerusalem sanctuary.

• Torah readingNarrower topic: Public Torah reading became a defining practice of synagogue worship.

• First TempleRelated: Jewish communal worship continued in forms that did not depend on the destroyed Temple.

• RabbiRelated: Rabbis often teach and lead worship in this central setting of community life.

• TargumRelated: Public translation of Hebrew readings into Aramaic helped establish the Targum tradition.

• MinyanRelated: Synagogues often host the regular services in which a minyan gathers.

• Star of DavidRelated: The star commonly appears in synagogue architecture and decoration.

• Church serviceRelated: Early Christian worship inherited practices such as scripture reading and teaching from Jewish settings.

• Jewish symbolismRelated: Its architecture and furnishings developed symbolic functions beyond the ancient Temple.

• Jewish religious movementsRelated: Movement identities are often expressed through affiliated congregations and worship.

• Place of worshipBroader topic: Synagogues combine worship with study and community functions.