Roots of Judaism Discussion. Who was Abraham? Lived near Ur in Mesopotamia. 2000 BC migrated to Canaan. Founder of Israelite nation.

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Roots of Judaism Discussion

Who was Abraham? Lived near Ur in Mesopotamia BC migrated to Canaan. Founder of Israelite nation

Who was Moses? Led Israelites out of Egypt and after his death eventually went to Canaan, land they thought God promised them

David united the feuding Israelite tribes but what about his son Solomon? Made Jerusalem into an impressive capital, wisdom and understanding. Building projects had high taxes and forced labor and revolts after his death in 922 BC

When did Israelites become known as Jews? After Nebuchadnezzar destroyed great temple and forced them to exile in Babylon. Babylonian Captivity

Monotheistic Belief in one God Covenant Binding agreement Torah

Why was it ok for fathers to arrange marriages for their daughters in Judaism? Patriarchal society, fathers and husbands held great legal and moral authority

What was the Jewish viewpoint when concerned with other peoples? All equal before God

How did Jews view their leaders? Fully human and bound to obey God’s law