MONOTHEISTIC RELIGIONS

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MONOTHEISTIC RELIGIONS Judaism

Judaism A monotheistic religion that began 6000 years ago practiced by Jewish followers-founded by Abraham Followers of Judaism are called Jews

Torah The name of the Old Testament (first five books of the Jewish Bible)

Ten Commandments Ten laws that serve as a code of morals for people to follow

Sabbath A name for their holy day A day to worship

Synagogue The name of the place of worship for Jewish followers Also called a temple

Rabbi the name of the leader of a synagogue

Monotheism Believing in one god

Fast Going without food as a religious sacrifice