The term 'Chest Synagogue' refers to a type of synagogue that is characterized by a chest-like structure, typically made of wood, which houses the TORAH scrolls. The ARK (3 letters) is the cabinet in which the TORAH scrolls are kept. The TORAH (5 letters) is the Jewish holy book, containing the laws and teachings of Judaism. The Shul (4 letters) is another name for a synagogue. The BEMA (4 letters) is the raised platform in the synagogue where the TORAH is read.