Judaism Unit

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Israel

Considered the homeland for Jews by the principles of Zionism.

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Torah

Central reference to Judaic tradition composing first 5 books of Hebrew Bible

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Mitzvoth

Commandments or moral/religious obligations in Judaism. Used to be 613 - condensed to 13 principles that are still widely debated as per Mendelsohn.

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Messiah

Savior figure in Judaism who will user about the Messianic Era

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Messianic Era

Refers to a time in the future in Jewish eschatology. Time of redemption, peace and fulfillment marked by the coming of the messiah, etc.

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Abraham

Considered the father of Judaism. Proved himself through his willingness to sacrifice his son.

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Talmud

Set of laws that are closely followed in Rabbinic Judaism. considered second in importance to the Hebrew Bible.

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Tanukh

Consists of the Torah, Nevi’im, and Ketuvim. The entire Old Testament and the Hebrew Bible

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Prophecy

God is omniscient but he couldn’t rid the world of evil (because of free will) so he tells prophets his plan to punish them.

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Creation of Women

Were created to be helpers of men.

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The Land of Cannan

Alludes to modern day Israel, the West Banak, Lebanon, and parts of Jordan/Syria. Significance is tied to Tanakh and

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Shema

Central Declaration of oneness of God and reinforces monotheism.

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Family Tree from Abraham

Son - Isaac - Esau/Jacob - Joseph (Fav Son of Joseph)

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How were humans created?

On the 6th day they were created in his image. They were given free will on Gan Eden but were kicked out to earth

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Covenant Between God/Abraham

Abraham would practice Judaism and obey all laws and his progeny would benefit.

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Jewish Eschatology

Book of Daniel Speaks of a world to come or “Olam Ha Ba” You don’t have to be Jewish but will have to eventually repent

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What can’t you be forgiven for?

Murder, gossip, defrauding the community - because it’s impossible to ask for forgiveness in these cases.

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Difference in YHWH between bibles

More vengeful/wrathful in the Hebrew bible - rewards/punishes at whim.

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Do you need to convert?

Orthodox/Conservative do believe so, but Reform don’t - internal diversity.

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Samuel

A prophet and was anointed kings like Saul and David

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How does David Overthrow Saul?

He beats Goliath.

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Golden Era of Judaism

Ushered in by David and made Jerusalem the holy city of Judaism.

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Solomon

Succeeds David and creates holy temple.

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Genesis

Creation of the world, Adam/Eve, Abraham and Covenant with God, Rite of Circumcision

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Exodus

Important story about the Israelites being enslaved by the Egyptians. Can only be saved with God and Moses who led them to Mt Sinai to receive the 10 commandments.

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Rosh Hashanah

Jewish New Year that ends with Yom Kippur

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Yom Kippur

Day of Atonement for sins

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Passover

Celebrates the exodus and the Israelites escaping slavery.