Title: Introduction to Judaism

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Title: Introduction to Judaism LO: Give basic overview and origins of Judaism

Q: Does anyone remember the story of Abraham? Origins People who practiced Judaism were called Hebrews They were originally nomadic peoples They kept oral records of their religion and laws. These records were later formed into the Bible The founder of the Hebrews was Abraham. His grandson Jacob had twelve sons, and they called themselves the Twelve Tribes of Israel. Q: Does anyone remember the story of Abraham?

Origin of Judaism Around the 1200s BC a leader named Moses led the Hebrews out of Egypt through the help of God. They led a nomadic life and eventually were brought to a place they called the “promised land.” Set up a kingdom in Israel with Jerusalem as its capital Jerusalem