MONOTHEISTIC RELIGIONS

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MONOTHEISTIC RELIGIONS

We’re all kind of the same

Believe in the same God (different names) Believe in peace Believe in justice

QUICK-REFERENCE CHART JUDAISM CHRISTIANITY ISLAM God Allah Yahweh Jewish Christian Muslim 2000 BC, OR 4000 YEARS AGO 2000 YEARS AGO 600s AD Abraham Jesus Mohammad Synagogue Church Mosque Preacher, pastor, priest, reverend Rabbi Imam Torah Bible Koran, Quran

JUDAISM “The Chosen ones” 1st monotheistic religion in a time where nearly everyone else worshipped many gods Judaism is an “ethnic religion”- meaning you have to be born into it…one or both of your parents have to be Jewish. Abraham led Hebrews to Canaan Then to Egypt

EGYPT Things went well for a bit Then… Slavery

Moses “Let my people go”

NOPE

The plagues

Exodus back to Canaan “parting of the Red Sea”

Spread of Judaism Invasions by many groups led to the spread of Judaism. Diaspora-scattering of Jews outside of Israel and Judah

Jewish Beliefs Belief in one God Justice and righteousness Law (Based on the Ten Commandments)

Texts Torah (5 books) Hebrew bible Talmud

Unjust rulers will not last Ancient Egypt? Romans? Nazis?

Traditions and Holy Days Help to connect with their past and celebrate their history

Hanukkah Oil for one day burned for 8 Menorah 8 days of gifts

Passover Celebrates the Exodus March or April (near the time of Christian’s Easter Celebration) Left quickly…no time for regular bread to rise Only eat unleavened (flat) bread. matzo

High Holy Days Rosh Hashanah (New Years on the Jewish calendar) **Yom Kippur (most Holy)** Ask for forgiveness of sins No eating or drinking all day Holidays and holy days begin at sundown the day before and last until sundown the next day

Day of rest Sabbath Saturday (not allowed to carry money) From sundown on Friday to sundown on Saturday

Other terms Yarmulke (YAH muh kuh) Bar Mitzvah (boy) Bat Mitzvah (girl)

Kosher

Rules for eating Kosher Kosher- “clean” according to Jewish dietary standards. Different rules for animals, birds, and fish

Animals Must chew its cud Must have a cloven hoof

Pig? Camel? Has to pass BOTH tests

Birds Can not be a bird of prey, or a scavenger Chicken, turkey, geese, ducks are OK

Sea creatures Must have fins and scales DUH??? No shellfish or sea mammals Tuna, carp, cod,and salmon are OK

Preparation Animals must be killed in a humane way. (2 second rule) NO BLOOD (contains the life of the animal

Meat and dairy MAY NOT BE MIXED…even in the body

Other No insects (honey is OK) Reptiles Amphibians Rodents