Judaism Lesson 6

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Conservative judaisn

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Falls in the middle between Reform Jews and Orthodox Jews. It preaches that Judaism should keep in step with a changing world and keep an open mind to updating the faith

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Essenes

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups; A Jewish monastic group that formed a religious community near the Dead Sea

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Ethical monotheism

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The doctrine that prophets taught that there is only one God and God's goodness requires that human beings at ethically doing the right thing in pursuit of goodness

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Exilic period

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Began 586 BCE when Babylonian ruler Nebuchadnezzar destroyed Solomons temple and forced many Jews to exile in Mesopotamia

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Exodus

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The paradigm event in the history of Judaism when moses rescued the Hebrews from slavery and led them out of Egypt

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Exodus

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The paradigm event in the history of Judaism when moses rescued the Hebrews from slavery and led them out of Egypt

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Hanukkah

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Celebration that Commemorates The Jewish purification of the temple after it was re-taken from the Syrian Greek about 165 BCE

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Exodus

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The paradigm event in the history of Judaism when moses rescued the Hebrews from slavery and led them out of Egypt

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Hanukkah

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Celebration that Commemorates The Jewish purification of the temple after it was re-taken from the Syrian Greek about 165 BCE

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Hasidism

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Jewish mysticism in Eastern Europe

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Kabbalism

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A mysticism stress the experience of love and joy of God and maintains that Scriptures contain mystical teachings lying beneath the surface reading of the text

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Kabbalism

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A mysticism stress the experience of love and joy of God and maintains that Scriptures contain mystical teachings lying beneath the surface reading of the text

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Messiah

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A future savior of the people of Israel who will inaugurate an age of peace

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Kabbalism

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A mysticism stress the experience of love and joy of God and maintains that Scriptures contain mystical teachings lying beneath the surface reading of the text

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Messiah

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A future savior of the people of Israel who will inaugurate an age of peace

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Midrash

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The work of interpreting Torach

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Kabbalism

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A mysticism stress the experience of love and joy of God and maintains that Scriptures contain mystical teachings lying beneath the surface reading of the text

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Messiah

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A future savior of the people of Israel who will inaugurate an age of peace

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Midrash

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The work of interpreting Torach

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Mishnah

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The legal prescriptions and precepts of the oral Torah

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Kabbalism

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A mysticism stress the experience of love and joy of God and maintains that Scriptures contain mystical teachings lying beneath the surface reading of the text

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Messiah

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A future savior of the people of Israel who will inaugurate an age of peace

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Midrash

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The work of interpreting Torach

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Mishnah

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The legal prescriptions and precepts of the oral Torah

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Moses

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A Hebrew prophet who grew up as in Egyptain and eventually rescued all the Hebrews from slavery and let them out of Egypt

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Kabbalism

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A mysticism stress the experience of love and joy of God and maintains that Scriptures contain mystical teachings lying beneath the surface reading of the text

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Messiah

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A future savior of the people of Israel who will inaugurate an age of peace

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Midrash

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The work of interpreting Torach

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Mishnah

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The legal prescriptions and precepts of the oral Torah

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Moses

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A Hebrew prophet who grew up as in Egyptain and eventually rescued all the Hebrews from slavery and let them out of Egypt

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Northern kingdom

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Part of the divided kingdom of Israel that was destroyed by the Assyrians because the Israelites practiced polytheism

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Kabbalism

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A mysticism stress the experience of love and joy of God and maintains that Scriptures contain mystical teachings lying beneath the surface reading of the text

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Messiah

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A future savior of the people of Israel who will inaugurate an age of peace

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Midrash

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The work of interpreting Torach

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Mishnah

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The legal prescriptions and precepts of the oral Torah

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Moses

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A Hebrew prophet who grew up as in Egyptain and eventually rescued all the Hebrews from slavery and let them out of Egypt

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Northern kingdom

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Part of the divided kingdom of Israel that was destroyed by the Assyrians because the Israelites practiced polytheism

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Oral Torah

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The work of debate and commentary over the Hebrew Bible or Tanak

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Kabbalism

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A mysticism stress the experience of love and joy of God and maintains that Scriptures contain mystical teachings lying beneath the surface reading of the text

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Messiah

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A future savior of the people of Israel who will inaugurate an age of peace

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Midrash

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The work of interpreting Torach

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Mishnah

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The legal prescriptions and precepts of the oral Torah

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Moses

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A Hebrew prophet who grew up as in Egyptain and eventually rescued all the Hebrews from slavery and let them out of Egypt

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Northern kingdom

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Part of the divided kingdom of Israel that was destroyed by the Assyrians because the Israelites practiced polytheism

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Oral Torah

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The work of debate and commentary over the Hebrew Bible or Tanak

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Orthodox Judaism

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Reacted against reform Judaism insisting on faithfulness to the religious and ethical precepts of the Torah and Talmud

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Kabbalism

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A mysticism stress the experience of love and joy of God and maintains that Scriptures contain mystical teachings lying beneath the surface reading of the text

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Messiah

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A future savior of the people of Israel who will inaugurate an age of peace

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Midrash

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The work of interpreting Torach

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Mishnah

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The legal prescriptions and precepts of the oral Torah

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Moses

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A Hebrew prophet who grew up as in Egyptain and eventually rescued all the Hebrews from slavery and let them out of Egypt

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Northern kingdom

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Part of the divided kingdom of Israel that was destroyed by the Assyrians because the Israelites practiced polytheism

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Oral Torah

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The work of debate and commentary over the Hebrew Bible or Tanak

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Orthodox Judaism

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Reacted against reform Judaism insisting on faithfulness to the religious and ethical precepts of the Torah and Talmud

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Passover

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A weeklong spring festival that commemorates the exodus of Hebrews from slavery in Egypt

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Patriarchs and matriarchs

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The forefathers and foremothers of the Israelites

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Patriarchs and matriarchs

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The forefathers and foremothers of the Israelites

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Pharises

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups that was composed of the rabbis, the lawyers, and the scribes of the middle classes

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Patriarchs and matriarchs

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The forefathers and foremothers of the Israelites

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Pharises

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups that was composed of the rabbis, the lawyers, and the scribes of the middle classes

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Post-exilic period

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Began about 540 BC E after the Persians conquered the Babylonians and permitted the Jews to return to Palestine and rebuild the wall of Jerusalem and the temple

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Patriarchs and matriarchs

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The forefathers and foremothers of the Israelites

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Pharises

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups that was composed of the rabbis, the lawyers, and the scribes of the middle classes

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Post-exilic period

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Began about 540 BC E after the Persians conquered the Babylonians and permitted the Jews to return to Palestine and rebuild the wall of Jerusalem and the temple

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Rabbi

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A Jewish teacher who is a scholar of the Torah or Jewish laws

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Patriarchs and matriarchs

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The forefathers and foremothers of the Israelites

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Pharises

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups that was composed of the rabbis, the lawyers, and the scribes of the middle classes

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Post-exilic period

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Began about 540 BC E after the Persians conquered the Babylonians and permitted the Jews to return to Palestine and rebuild the wall of Jerusalem and the temple

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Rabbi

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A Jewish teacher who is a scholar of the Torah or Jewish laws

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Reconstructionist judaism

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Form of Judaism that affirms the primacy of reason and modern science and minimizes the importance of religious ceremonies and a ritual

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Reform Judaism

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Form of Judaism that emphasizes the ethical teachings of the Torah and the Talmud and diminishes the importance of eating kosher dietary food

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Reform Judaism

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Form of Judaism that emphasizes the ethical teachings of the Torah and the Talmud and diminishes the importance of eating kosher dietary food

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Sabbath Day

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A day observed every week on the seventh day beginning at sundown on Friday to Sunset on Saturday night. it commemorates God rest from creation and refrain from work

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Reform Judaism

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Form of Judaism that emphasizes the ethical teachings of the Torah and the Talmud and diminishes the importance of eating kosher dietary food

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Sabbath Day

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A day observed every week on the seventh day beginning at sundown on Friday to Sunset on Saturday night. it commemorates God rest from creation and refrain from work

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Sudducees

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups; they were Priestly aristocratic class

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Reform Judaism

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Form of Judaism that emphasizes the ethical teachings of the Torah and the Talmud and diminishes the importance of eating kosher dietary food

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Sabbath Day

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A day observed every week on the seventh day beginning at sundown on Friday to Sunset on Saturday night. it commemorates God rest from creation and refrain from work

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Sudducees

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups; they were Priestly aristocratic class

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Synagogue

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Type of building that replaced the temple and is a house of worship and serves as a center of spiritual and moral gravity for the community

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Reform Judaism

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Form of Judaism that emphasizes the ethical teachings of the Torah and the Talmud and diminishes the importance of eating kosher dietary food

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Sabbath Day

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A day observed every week on the seventh day beginning at sundown on Friday to Sunset on Saturday night. it commemorates God rest from creation and refrain from work

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Sudducees

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups; they were Priestly aristocratic class

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Synagogue

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Type of building that replaced the temple and is a house of worship and serves as a center of spiritual and moral gravity for the community

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Talmud

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The compilation of the oral Torah in written form

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Reform Judaism

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Form of Judaism that emphasizes the ethical teachings of the Torah and the Talmud and diminishes the importance of eating kosher dietary food

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Sabbath Day

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A day observed every week on the seventh day beginning at sundown on Friday to Sunset on Saturday night. it commemorates God rest from creation and refrain from work

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Sudducees

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups; they were Priestly aristocratic class

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Synagogue

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Type of building that replaced the temple and is a house of worship and serves as a center of spiritual and moral gravity for the community

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Talmud

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The compilation of the oral Torah in written form

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Tanakh

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The Canon or standard list of books that comprise the authoritative basis of rabbinical Judaism

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Reform Judaism

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Form of Judaism that emphasizes the ethical teachings of the Torah and the Talmud and diminishes the importance of eating kosher dietary food

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Sabbath Day

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A day observed every week on the seventh day beginning at sundown on Friday to Sunset on Saturday night. it commemorates God rest from creation and refrain from work

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Sudducees

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups; they were Priestly aristocratic class

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Synagogue

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Type of building that replaced the temple and is a house of worship and serves as a center of spiritual and moral gravity for the community

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Talmud

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The compilation of the oral Torah in written form

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Tanakh

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The Canon or standard list of books that comprise the authoritative basis of rabbinical Judaism

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Torah

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The first five books of the Hebrew Bible whose authorship tradition ascribes to Moses, and is of unknown origin or date

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Reform Judaism

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Form of Judaism that emphasizes the ethical teachings of the Torah and the Talmud and diminishes the importance of eating kosher dietary food

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Sabbath Day

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A day observed every week on the seventh day beginning at sundown on Friday to Sunset on Saturday night. it commemorates God rest from creation and refrain from work

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Sudducees

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups; they were Priestly aristocratic class

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Synagogue

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Type of building that replaced the temple and is a house of worship and serves as a center of spiritual and moral gravity for the community

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Talmud

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The compilation of the oral Torah in written form

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Tanakh

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The Canon or standard list of books that comprise the authoritative basis of rabbinical Judaism

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Torah

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The first five books of the Hebrew Bible whose authorship tradition ascribes to Moses, and is of unknown origin or date

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Zealots

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups that were the social rebels and revolutionaries whose goals were the overthrow of the Roman Occupiers

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Reform Judaism

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Form of Judaism that emphasizes the ethical teachings of the Torah and the Talmud and diminishes the importance of eating kosher dietary food

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Sabbath Day

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A day observed every week on the seventh day beginning at sundown on Friday to Sunset on Saturday night. it commemorates God rest from creation and refrain from work

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Sudducees

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups; they were Priestly aristocratic class

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Synagogue

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Type of building that replaced the temple and is a house of worship and serves as a center of spiritual and moral gravity for the community

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Talmud

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The compilation of the oral Torah in written form

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Tanakh

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The Canon or standard list of books that comprise the authoritative basis of rabbinical Judaism

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Torah

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The first five books of the Hebrew Bible whose authorship tradition ascribes to Moses, and is of unknown origin or date

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Zealots

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One of the four Jewish sectarian groups that were the social rebels and revolutionaries whose goals were the overthrow of the Roman Occupiers

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Good luck

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