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Believe in Human Kindness Peace Morality
Hebrews Old Testament Worship One God Believe in Human Kindness Peace Morality
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The Views of the Hebrews
has influenced: Christianity Judaism Islam
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Wonders from the ancient city of Ur People without a country.
**Hibiru** Wonders from the ancient city of Ur (around 1950 BCE) People without a country.
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Hebrew thought of themselves as the
“Chosen People”
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Old Testament
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Hebrews Scriptures Written by many authors
Written between 1000 BCE and 150 BCE Has 39 books
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The Old testament tells:
How Israel becomes a Nation. How it inherited the Promised land. Contains the story of the creation.
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It includes Rules of the land.
Religious behavior, Legend, History, Poetry, Prophecy and Visions.
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Palestine (at the time of Jesus)
The land promised was: Canaan (ancient name) Land of Milk and Honey Palestine (at the time of Jesus) Israel
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From the ancient city of Ur
Abraham 1950 B.C. From the ancient city of Ur Married to Sarah and was wealthy Sent to the “Promised Land” Ended up in Egypt for a while
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Abraham means: Father of many Nations
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His first son was from Hagar,
Abraham His first son was from Hagar, (Sarah Handmaiden). His name was Ishmael
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Isaac is born! Isaac means laughter Sarah is 90 Abraham is 100
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Isaac is around 30 years of age
The Ultimate Test Abraham is asked to sacrifice Isaac Isaac is around 30 years of age
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Isaac
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Isaac marries Rebecca and has twin sons Esau Jacob
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The birthright goes to the first born of the first wife.
In some cases this has been changed.
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Jacob
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Jacob Marries Leah & Rachel Leah’s handmaiden Bilhah
Rachel handmaiden Zilpah
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Sons of Jacob #3 Levi #4 Judah #1 Rueben #9 Issachar
By Leah #1 Rueben #9 Issachar #2 Simeon #10 Zebulon #3 Levi #4 Judah
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Rachel dies in childbirth
Jacob’s sons By Rachel #11 Joseph #12 Benjamin Rachel dies in childbirth with Benjamin
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Bilhah #5 Dan #6 Naphtali Zilpah #7 Gad #8 Asher Jacob sons by:
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Jacob was instructed to change his name to Israel.
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The Hebrews are now called the
Israelites
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Joseph
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Was a favored son Had a gift for interpret dreams. Received from his father a Coat of Many Colors
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Sold into slavery by his brothers.
Ended up in Egypt Sold to Potaphar a wealthy administrator in Egypt
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At the time Jacob and his family entered Egypt it was a place
of Stability.
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Canaan was a battlefield
Canaan was a battlefield. And Jacob’s family needed a stable place to grow and develop. These people needed to remain a pure race to reap the benefits of the Abrahamic promise.
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Land was divided amongst 11 tribes
Land was divided amongst 11 tribes. The tribe of Levi was not assigned a territory. Later his lineage would be given the priesthood. Levi played a roll in guarding and serving the tabernacle
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Joseph was taken out of the territory and in his place his two sons are named:
Ephraim And Manasseh
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For hundreds of years the Israelites waited for one man to free them from the bondage of Egypt so they once again could return to the: "Promised Land"
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The Israelites remained in Egypt for around 430 years
The Israelites remained in Egypt for around 430 years. They were a people who were under bondage.
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The Man they waited for was:
Moses From the Tribe of Levi -
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1200 BCE Leaves Egypt to understand his peoples God
Returns to Egypt to free his people
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600,000
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Sinai
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After settling back into the “Promised land” the Israelites wanted to be like everyone else and have a king!
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Samuel the Prophet finally appointed Saul as the First King of the Israelites.
The People were warned against having a King
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Saul He was of the tribe of Benjamin, Tall, handsome and humble, Saul began his reign with a brilliant victory over the Ammonites. 1049 BC to 1009 BC
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David From the Tribe of Judah
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Goliath Gath the traditional home of Goliath גָּלְיָת : جالوت ,
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Saul and David
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King : 1007 BCE – 967 BCE
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David makes Jerusalem the Capitol of Israel.
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Gregory Peck Susan Hayworth David and Bathsheba
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Michelangelo's David
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Solomon
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The Bible accredits Solomon
as the builder of the First Temple in Jerusalem, and portrays him as great in wisdom, wealth, and power. Solomon is the subject of many other later references and legends.
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The best of supplies were used to build the Temple
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Also known as the Wailing Wall
Western Wall Also known as the Wailing Wall
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What is left of Solomon’s Temple
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King Solomon died in 931 BC
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In 930 BC two Hebrew Kingdoms existed.
To the North was known as Israel The South--Judah
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The Hebrews left a strong believe system that has effected people throughout history.
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is a God of Social Justice
One of the ideas that has been passed on is: Jehovah-- the Hebrew God is a God of Social Justice
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Is a God of Infinite power and love
A God who could be reached by his Worshippers. Is a God of Infinite power and love
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There is an enduring relationship between God and his people
Jehovah is a God who’s relationship to his people was that of a loving father. There is an enduring relationship between God and his people
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Contributions of the Hebrews
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Bible History / Lineage Monotheism- Believe in One God Teaches that man can Progress
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