Metzuda of Safed
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=== Cave of Shem and Ever === | === Cave of Shem and Ever === | ||
− | The | + | The Cave of Shem and Ever sits near the base of the Metzuda. According to Jewish tradition, this cave was the “Yeshiva” -- seminary -- where Noah’s son Shem and great grandson Ever, and then the Patriarch Jacob, studied Torah. The cave holds religious significance for Judaism, Islam and Christianity and at various times throughout history, all three religions have maintained Houses of Prayer at the cave. |
=== Talmudic References === | === Talmudic References === |