Chanukah and the One Light Above
Chanukah is both a commemoration of national liberation and a commemoration of the hand of divine influence in both inspiring and accomplishing that liberation
By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--December 13, 2009
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For the eight days of Chanukah, it is common to see a candelabra with eight lights and one light above it, shining here and there, in the windows of stores and hallways, in people’s homes and even on intersections. Some are filled with oil, while others are topped with candles. Some tower high overhead and some are child sized. But all have eight lights and one above it, and all commemorate the same occasion.
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