Se’udah
(Heb., ‘meal’). A Jewish festive meal. According to the
Talmud
, there are two sorts of festive meals.
Se’udah shel reshut
has nothing to do with religion, and scholars are discouraged from participating (
B.Pes.
49a);
se’udah shel
mitzvah
, on the other hand, is a meal held in conjunction with religious rejoicing, as at a
circumcision
, a wedding, the
Sabbath
, the
Passover
seder
, etc. It is a religious duty to share in and to enjoy such feasts.
Sev
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(Pañj
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b
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, ‘service’). Sikh ideal of service. Service rendered in accordance with God's will and without expectation of reward counteracts
haumai
(egoism). A sev
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panthi is a Sikh who has spent a life in service to the
panth
; or more specifically, a member of a group which serves others, founded in memory of Bh
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Kanayh
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who tended the wounded in battle on both sides.
Seven Churches
.
The recipients of seven letters incorporated into chs. 1–3 of the New Testament book of
Revelation
.