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JUDAISM

-- MAP OF ISRAEL --

JUDAISM Abraham (1743 BC) founded Judaism made “covenant” with God make Israel a great nation in exchange for remaining faithful viewed as “Chosen People” ‘Patriarchs of Judaism” Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Jacob’s 12 sons

JUDAISM YAHWEH = GOD NATURE OF YAHWEH is ONE, CREATOR, INCORPOREAL, OMNIPRESENT, OMNIPOTENT, OMNISCIENT, ETERNAL, JUST and MERCIFUL, PERFECT, FATHER and KING God is above nature Polytheistic religions felt their gods represented nature Proof is not needed of God’s existence – existence of universe is proof enough

JUDAISM Torah Yahweh focused on: demanded “Ethical” behavior Righteous living Being dutiful improve the “here and now” Torah contained Instructions for living a correct life “hitting the mark” Sin = “missing the mark”

JEWISH HISTORY 1600’s BC Drought/famine forced to move to Egypt Jews became slaves to Egyptians 1200’s BC MOSES called to lead Hebrews out of Egypt “Burning Bush” 10 Plagues against Egypt Ramses II – Egyptian Pharaoh each against a different Egyptian god proving God’s power ”Passover” ”Exodus” parting of Red Sea

JEWISH HISTORY Ten Commandments 40 years in desert Mt. Sinai renewed covenant with Yahweh ARK OF THE COVENANT 40 years in desert Moses died…Joshua took Jews into the “Promise Land”

Jewish History KINGDOM OF ISRAEL 879 BC - SAUL – 1ST King 877 BC - DAVID – king (killed Goliath) United 12 Tribes of Israel Jerusalem became capital 836 BC - SOLOMON – king (wisest man) height of Israel’s power high taxes / forced labor 825 BC - built 1st TEMPLE Yahweh found in Temple sacrifice

1st Temple

Jewish History North = Israel KINGDOM OF ISRAEL After death of Solomon – Israel weakened, divided, and was conquered North = Israel South = Judah

Jewish History 722 BC Assyrians destroyed Israel 586 BC NEBUCHADNEZZAR conquered Judah // destroyed Temple “Diaspora” – Jews fled to avoid persecution ”Babylonian Captivity” Talmud written to preserve correct teachings fear of losing teachings of Judaism

Jewish History NO!! HAS GOD BEEN DEFEATED? IS HE GONE? Prophet EZEKIEL said God is to be found everywhere

Jewish History 331 BC -- Alexander the Great tolerated religions Synagogues developed “House of Prayer” a)copy of Torah b)10 adult males 331 BC -- Alexander the Great tolerated religions spread “Hellenistic Culture”

Jewish History 63 BC Rome conquered Israel Rome would allow Judaism: 1)Paid taxes to Rome 2)Caused no problems 70 AD Rome destroyed 2nd Temple

JEWISH TEXTS TANAKH - Jewish Bible TORAH - written law 613 commandments (Mt. Sinai) “to hit the mark” PENTATUCH -- 1st 5 books TALMUD - oral law written to preserve Judaism during attacks interpretation, explanation, application of written Torah HALAKAH – name for ALL Jewish law (Torah and Talmud)

JEWISH SECTS SADDUCEES PHARISEES ZEALOTS Largest Jewish Sect Opposed Greek influence Accepted Torah and Prophets Strict interpretation of Torah SADDUCEES Wealthy and powerful Okay with Greek Influence Accepted Torah, but NOT Prophets Did not believe in Angels and Afterlife Enemies of Pharisees ZEALOTS “Jewish Terrorists” Willing to fight against Roman control

Jewish Symbols MENORAH STAR OF DAVID YARMULKE Symbol of Israel Mission to be the “light unto the nations” Newer symbol Top points to God Intertwining makes triangles inseparable Kippah (Hebrew) Reminder of God being above them servants to God

JEWISH HOLY DAYS SHABBAT YOM KIPPUR ROSH HASHANA PASSOVER Most important – only observance in 10 Commandments Friday Sundown to Saturday Sundown “Day of atonement” Ask forgiveness from God Only time High Priest could enter “Holy of Holies” Jewish New Year time to look back at the mistakes of the past year and make changes for the new year Remembrance of God’s “passing” over the homes of the Jews and delivering them safely from Egypt

JEWISH LIFE KOSHER no mixing of dairy and meat; no pork products; no shell fish BAR / BAT MITZVAH (“son / daughter of the commandment”) boys = 13 //// girls = 12 obligated to observe the commandments (613) marks the right to take part in leading religious services, to count in a minyan (minimum # needed to perform certain parts of religious services) ceremonies are not required, but common

How is Judaism related to Christianity? Judaism predates Christianity – it is the foundation of Christianity, but is not a part of it Jews do not believe in “New Testament” Jesus was Jewish, but Jews do not believe Jesus was anything more than a good and wise man who lived and died 2000 years ago Did not feel Jesus was the “Messiah” Jews felt the “Jewish Messiah” would not be divine Jews felt he would be a political figure who restored the power of Israel and brought peace to Earth

JUDAISM OLAM HA - BA “The World to Come” Jews believe that there is a world to come in which the Messiah will reign, a world in which the Jewish temple will be rebuilt and the nation of Israel will be fully restored, instituting a world order of justice and compassion. A “Messianic Age.”

The Wailing Wall

JUDAISM Anti-Semitism Adolf Hitler superiority of German Aryan race blamed Jews for Germany’s loss in WWI ”survival of strongest” eliminate origins of God and morality ”Final Solution” = HOLOCAUST 6,000,000 1948 creation of a new Israel Zionism Israeli-Palestinian Conflict