Jewish women in History needed now

Tefila ↓

Wed, Mar 15 2006, 3:50 pm

I am desperate... since I am not thrilled with the script I have Sad

and I know someone on here must be talented, perhaps all of you could contribute.... your reward a function of 150 women will be forever greatful to imamother Smile

I need 2 liners as models go down the runway for:
Sara Imeinu

Batya

Queen Esther

Rochel: R. Akivas wife

Devorah the Prophtess.

Emotional and inspirational would be great. c'mon ladies let me tug your brains Very Happy

I have ideas for props more though would be welcome Wink

↑ Tefila ↓

Wed, Mar 15 2006, 4:17 pm

Sorry I take it 4 granted you can read my mind Tongue Out

I need 2 lines approx in narration form summarizing who these women were 2 lines 4 each .
they walk down and professional runway in shape of a 't' with props and dressed acc to the times, whilst a narrator says who they r and what was so special about them what they contribute to society today.

AM I any clearer Confused

hisorerus ↓

Wed, Mar 15 2006, 6:11 pm

Tefila, something like this idea is what you need?

Welcome beautiful Queen Esther, wife of the Persian king and one instrumental in saving the Jews.
You gave up a quiet life in order to do your task. You kept your modesty and simplicity even in the opulent and elegant palace. And when the time came, you were ready to risk your life for the sake of your nation.

Welcome Rachel, the wife of the great sage Rabbi Akiva.
You believed that your husband would one day be great, and lived without him for decades that he realize this dream. When he became this renowned scholar and teacher, he announced that indeed, it was all due to you.

↑ Tefila ↓

Wed, Mar 15 2006, 6:18 pm

Hisorerus from Atzilus Kol hakovod Very Happy

girls I need help with the rest of the women
Don't worry I'm not sitting doing nothing don't ask what I'm doing yet what I will say 4 now is I'm not one of the models Wink

If u r all nice I will post pics from the event Tongue Out

Their costumes were rented from a proffessional theatre place period costumes we r making tznius with aid of body suits. But hair covering is our dillemma we have headpeices but maybe we will have to add scarfs.

After we introduce these women we will have the modern day women come on and tye the chain that connects us to the past figuretivley.That despite how times have changed dress, technology etc (some modern would be walking with a laptop and cell phone) we still keep the mitzvohs from the time of Sara imeinu etc

↑ hisorerus

Wed, Mar 15 2006, 6:39 pm

Welcome, Sarah Imeinu, mother of the Jewish people.
For nearly a century you had to wait for your son. You had accepted your lot, and scarcely believed that the miracle would come true. You raised your son in holiness and purity, fit to become a gift to Hashem. Your wisdom and piety are such that Hashem Himself told your husband to do all you suggest.

Welcome Batya, daughter of the wicked Pharaoh and adopted mother of Moshe.
Despite growing up in that crucible of cruelty, you converted to Judaism for you knew it was true, becoming Batya, the daughter of G-d. You merited to save the salvation of the Jews, raising Moshe to become our greatest leader.

Welcome beautiful Queen Esther, wife of the Persian king and one instrumental in saving the Jews.
You gave up a quiet life in order to do your task. You kept your modesty and simplicity even in the opulent and elegant palace. And when the time came, you were ready to risk your life for the sake of your nation.

Welcome Rachel, the wife of the great sage Rabbi Akiva.
You believed that your husband would one day be great, and lived without him for decades that he realize this dream. When he became this renowned scholar and teacher, he announced that indeed, it was all due to you.

Welcome Devorah, Prophetess and Judge, leader of the Jews for nearly 50 years.
With humility and modesty, you took this role, which may have seemed incongruent. You knew your strengths and used your talents to guide your nation to victory. Yet your greatest strength, wife of Lapidot, bringing out the potential of your husband.

↑ Tefila

Wed, Mar 15 2006, 10:09 pm

Thank-You so much girls sarag I can't say this is original by any means but it's a similar idea from the origin and yes the women love it.
So any ideas now on headcoverings someone mentioned why do they need it pretend they weren't married Confused

but to me it seems well to me I know them married I think head covering is very important Confused