Jewish Rituals And Celebrations. In this Section Discussion on the following: –Life itself as a ceremony within the Jewish Tradition –Jewish Rituals –Jewish.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Jews and Judaism Signs and Symbols

Advertisements

Coach Crews World History. Judaism  On your paper, write down at least 5 things that you know about the Jewish religion.

Observer of the Commandment Judaism focuses on how to worship God It could be said that for Jews, spiritual perfection is mainly a matter of perfect observance.

Concepts in Multicultural Education-- Socialization And Related Concepts: Attitudes, Beliefs, Values.

W HAT IS J UDAISM ? Do you know...? I NTRODUCTION VIDEO This short video clip would be an ideal introduction to sources of authority such as the Torah,

Conservative Judaism is a branch of Judaism that moderates between the traditional Orthodox and the progressive Reform branches. Conservative Judaism.

SYNAGOGUE SERVICES and BELIEFS in JUDAISM

Judaism: Tradition and Change. Distinctive characteristics Dialogical Dialogical Jewish history is “a continuing dialogue with God” rooted in a covenant.

Wed. High Holy Days. Click next to holiday6.htm Additional resources:

Sept 15. Jewish Life Cycles.. For Wed: Judaism 101 site: Marriage Funerals For Friday: Daily Prayers and Sabbath Next week: Calendar and Festivals. Week.

Bar Mitzvah/Bat Mitzvah Learning objectives: What happens at a Bar/Bat Mitzvah service and why The symbolism behind wearing Tefillin and Tallit. the importance.

Variants in Judaism The three major variants of Judaism are Orthodox Judaism, Reform Judaism (often called “Liberal” or “Progressive”) and Conservative.

JUDAISM: SYMBOLS, PRACTICES, RITUAL The Way of Torah.

Fact 1  Monotheistic religion  Jewish people believe that God is all-knowing, all- powerful, just, and merciful.  Christians and Muslims are also believers.

Blessings, formal prayers and appropriate dress for prayer

Sects and Sacred Practices. Sacred Practices Ideal is to remember God in everything one does, through prayer and keeping the commandments.

World Religions: Judaism. Our Experiences Take Two Sticky Notes: Take Two Sticky Notes: Write on #1: What I admire about Judaism/the Jewish People Write.

Judaism The first monotheistic religion.. Sinai Peninsula.

Judaism Christianity Symbols. The Ten Commandments 1.“You should have no other gods before Me.” 2.“You shall not make for yourself a carved image--any.

JUDAISM Ninette Garcia.

Sharing Traditions Pages 65 to 75. Definitions bar mitzvah in Judaism, marks the acceptance of a 13- year old boy as a religious adult Torah the first.

The Religion of Judaism. Judaism The Mogen David, or Star of David, is the central symbol of Judaism. The star is the sign of the house of David, the.

Origins of Judaism. History The ancient Israelites (Hebrews or Jews) were nomadic people who migrated from Mesopotamia to Canaan (present-day Israel.

Template by Bill Arcuri, WCSD Click Once to Begin JEOPARDY! Nutrition.

Synagogue Services Significant practices in the life of adherents.

Judaism. Judaism: An Introduction One of the oldest religions Christianity and Islam developed from Judaism First religion to teach the belief in one.

Judaism is… “ A 4000 year old tradition with ideas about what it means to be human and how to make the world a holy place ” (Rabbi Harold Kushner, To Life)

The Religion of Judaism. Judaism is… “A 4000 year old tradition with ideas about what it means to be human and how to make the world a holy place.” (Rabbi.

Judaism The first monotheistic religion. The first to believe in one G_d.

Jewish Belief & Worship HRT 3M1 Ms. Wilson-Clark.

Signs and Symbols Jews and Judaism. The Menorah The Menorah is a seven branched candelabrum and is the oldest symbol of the Jewish people. It is said.

Movements within Judaism. Orthodox term applies to the traditional movement within modern Judaism based upon the strict adherence to the letter of the.

Judaism Judaism began about 4000 years ago, making it the oldest religion we are studying. Abraham, a Hebrew man, is considered the founder of the Jewish.

 The oldest monotheistic religion  The basis of Christianity and Islam, as well as other religions  Religion of 14 million people in the world  Today,

About 3500 years old, Judaism is the mother religion of Christianity and Islam. Jews believe they were chosen by God to practice and teach monotheism:

Judaism Practices Structure Conflict. Practices—Major Holidays Rosh Hashanah— Jewish New Year. Yom Kippur—A focus on repentance. Passover— Celebrates.

The Synagogue. Jewish place of prayer, community, and education Services daily but main service on Friday night and Saturday morning Requires a minyan.

Judaism There are three types of Judaism:

History of the Hebrews, Hebrew beliefs, and Judaism in today’s world.

JUDAISM. Where is Judaism Practiced? According to the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics there is 14,993,000 Jews worldwide In Israel alone there is.

J UDAISM. N AME OF F OLLOWERS 1. Followers of Judaism are called Jews.

Judaism Can you think of a very important person we often talk about who followed the Jewish Faith?

Bar and Bat Mitzvah The Jewish Right of Passage. Bar and Bat Mitzvah Which of the three types of rituals is this? Family Celebration.

Judaism is… “A 4000 year old tradition with ideas about what it means to be human and how to make the world a holy place” (Rabbi Harold Kushner, To Life)

WORLD RELIGIONS JUDAISM 7.5 Trace Islam’s historical connections to Judaism and Christianity. B3,7.

Modern Jewish Sects ANDREW CRANE. Four Main Sects  Conservative Judaism  Orthodox Judaism  Reformed Judaism.  Many people are also familiar with Hasidic.

Introducing Judaism We can explain where we will find Jews in the world today. We can explain where we will find Jews in the world today. We will be able.

Sects of Judaism. While most Jews have a strong faith in God and tradition, not all Jews practice their Judaism the same. Religion is personal. Some Jews.

 The Jewish religion began in 1800 B.C.E.  Abraham began the Jewish religion when he told people that there was only one god, the central belief of.

World Religions Judaism & Christianity – A Study in Monotheism.

THE OLDEST MONOTHEISTIC FAITH JUDAISM. WHERE DID IT ORIGINATE FROM? Judaism originated in Israel around 4000 years ago.

Religious Education Support - PDST 1 Judaism. Religious Education Support - PDST 2 Judaism is the parent of 2 world religions: Parent of Judaism Christianity.

Learning Objectives: To be able to explain: 1.What Jews believe about God 2.Why Jews have rules Home work: On line class room “Jewish artefacts” Complete.

Please copy this chart into the front cover of your note packet The religion is called: JudaismChristianityIslamHinduismBuddhism A person who follows this.

Jewish Picture Book Power Point World Geography Mrs. Adkins.

Judaism. What do we know? Key facts  Is the original of the three Abrahamic faiths, (Christianity and Islam)  Monotheism  Founded by Moses  Religious.

The Abrahamic Faiths (monotheistic)

The Nature of Shabbat The Sabbath (or Shabbat, as it is called in Hebrew) is one of the best known and least understood of all Jewish observances. People.

Judaism Grade 6 Social Studies.

Judaism Religion Unit World History Mr. Freda.

Religions of the Middle East

Branches of Judaism.

Jewish Beliefs.

Judaism Holy city Jerusalem Holy book Torah

Religions of the Middle East

Sacred Space Judaism.

Presentation transcript:

Jewish Rituals And Celebrations

In this Section Discussion on the following: –Life itself as a ceremony within the Jewish Tradition –Jewish Rituals –Jewish Observances –Jewish Holidays

Life: The Ultimate Religious Ceremony

Judaism Beliefs on life Jewish traditions reflect daily spirituality within the members of a community. The basic aim of Jewish worship is to see all of life as liturgy Liturgy – Public worship or ritual

Life All of life should be a ritual in honor of the Creator. All movements agree this is essential.

Jewish beliefs Orthodox – specific prayers are to be said in certain situations. Conservative – less formalized. Rituals should express values. Reform – Action itself is a form of prayer

What happens in the Service?

Prayer Group Prayer is extremely important in the Jewish Tradition The number, complexity, and purpose of the prayers recited during a service at a synagogue vary. Vary in accordance to hour of the day, day of month, and branch of Judaism.

Prayer Services Hebrew is incorporated in all services. (Sacred Language) Reform and Reconstruction are the shortest.

Fundamentals to a Service At least 10 adults must be present. Amidah – a group of grateful salutations and prayers of praise to God. Sh’ma – a pledge of faith, “Hear O Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is One.” Aliyah – public reading from the Torah. Aliyah means being summoned to read this (honorable)

Yarmulke Required to be worn at all Jewish congregations. Even males of other faiths. Worn to show respect to the presence of the divine power.

Minyan To be considered a Jewish ceremony must be 10 adults Most Orthodox and Conservative require 10 men.

Shabbat Also known as the Sabbath, or “repose” Rest on the 7th day Friday at sunset – nightfall Saturday Work is prohibited

Jewish Observances