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Jewish Customs & Law
In Jewish tradition, age 13 marks the transition from childhood to adulthood in a religious sense. This is when a boy is considered responsible for his own mitzvot (commandments) and participation in Jewish life.
In Jewish tradition, age 13 marks the transition from childhood to adulthood in a religious sense. This is when a boy is considered responsible for his own mitzvot (commandments) and participation in Jewish life.