synagogue

Preposition: on

• Sabbath: Now he was teaching in one of the synagogues on the sabbath.

Adjective modifier

• orthodox: But it is completely unlike the popular picture of an old orthodox synagogue which ladies segregated behind an iron grid.
• ancient: Then, in 1896, a Hebrew fragment of the book was found in the " Genizah " of the ancient synagogue at Cairo.
• medieval: Early synagogue The only known example of a medieval synagogue in Britain has been found underneath a shop in Guildford.
• former: She had created a light design of a floor plan of a former synagogue in Berlin that had been destroyed during the war.

Converse of object

• burn: Sasse wrote: " On the 10th of November, 1938, on Luther's birthday, the synagogues burned in Germany.
• enter: He was the priest entering the synagogue of the wicked to whip them in his rage.
• build: In the back, where once the garden stood, is a small synagogue built there in 1869.

Modifies a noun

• ruler: Jairus, the synagogue ruler, in our story was very up-front.

Preposition: of

• Satan: They are the " synagogue of Satan " ( Rev.

Noun used with modifier

• reform: I set up Jackson's Row [ a Reform synagogue ] football team with friends with whom I still often play and meet socially.