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We need to study what in order to understand Jesus and his message?
We need to study Jesus' faith and Jesus' lifestlye and where he came from, basically his roots( The Old Testament).
Abraham
- name orignally was Abram
- first covenant with God
Hebrews
jews were simply part of a number of tribes ( the type of tribe)
Israel
- name God gave to Jacob
- known as city
- known as kingdom
patriarchs
Abraham, Issac, Jacob
- father and leader of a family or people
matriarchs
Sarah Rebekah Rachel
- mother and leader of a family or people
Israelites
people of Israel
-God's people
Yahweh
- " Lord"
- " I am who I am."
- Adonai ( " my great Lord")
Moses
- freed Israelites from Egypt ( 10 plagues)
- Recieved the 10 commandments on Mt. Sinai
- Received the name Yahweh
What is the significance of God revealing a name to his people?
It is considered a blessing in the act of naming anything indicated the power of the namer over the named.
Ten Commandments
end of the bargain between the covenant of God and the Israelites
- Jewish law
Mt. Sinai
- God and the Isralites form a covenant that all of Israel with have a convenat in the form of a nation
- will be known as" the people of God"
Judges
great warriors who helped lead Israel at times ( Samson)
Saul
first king of Israel
not good king at all
David
- played the harp for Saul
- united the people of israel
- made jerusalem capital of Israel
Solomon
- made the Temple
Prophets
tried to call people back to the Covenant
- Isaiah : made a prediction that the great future king would come from the line of David

Jeeremiah: God assured the people of everlasting love and a new covenant
Babylonian Exile
city and temple destroyed and Jews taken captive by Babyolnians
Diaspora
the deperison of the Jews
remnant
those who remained closely to God
high priest
new form of leader for the jewish community after the Exile
Judaism
the religion of the Jews
-derived from the word "jews"
Priests
first class developed during the renewing of the temple
Scribes
second class developing during the renewing of the Temple
- responsible for teaching the Law of Moses
- could read and write
Alexander the Great
- he was Greek in spirit
-when he died , his empire divided into parts amoung generals
- one in Syria
- one in Egypt
-palestine in between
palestine
inbetween Syria and Egypt
Galilee
northern part of Palestine
Reactions to Greek Rule
1. wealthy landowners didnt want to start any wars so agreed
2. Hasidim: " the pious ones" resented the Greek rulers
Factions of judaism:
1. Sadducees
2. Essenes
3. Pharisees
Sadducees
worked out accomidations with the new Jewish political leaders
Essenes
withdrew from society all together and focused only on God
Pharisees
tried to find middle ground
- was known for its strict faithfulness
Judea
central religous and political part of Palestine
Idumea
forced people who lived there to Judiasm
Samaria
not sent to the Baboylian Exile
veryyyy remnant and faithful and remained to old traditional customes
Samartians
lived in the region of Samaria
-amoung the descendants of the old northern tribes of Israel
herod the great
Idumean jews
was cruel and a huge builder
herod Antipas
herod the great's son
Pontius Pilate
one of the new governers when jewish leaders were bad
Zealots
tried to revolt against the romans resulting to the destruction of jerusalem and the temple
palestine
judah
Cannan
Promised Land
land of the Judah
beauty of palestine
-lakeshores, hillsides, and deserts, and forests
- 72 degrees fahrenheit
- rain is scarce
gifts of life from the land of Palestine
1. water
2. bread and wine ( threshing floor for wheat)
3. animals
daily life
1. sharing meals
2. special of meat
3. fish
4. dinner table
5. houses
6. furnishings
common occupations
1. agriculture( farmers, fishers,trades)
community of faith
1. no later than 20 age married
2. wedding for more than a week
3. husband was head of the family
4. polygamy: having more than one spouse at a time
5. women were considered property of men
social classes of Jesus
1. no middle class
2. had laws about slaves
major features of Judiasm
1. Jerusalem
2. the temple
3. synagogues
The Great Sanhedrin
the seat of the religohs, political , and judicail body of the Jews ( a.k.a. The Temple)
daily life practices
1. shema
2. sabbath
Pentecost
celebration of yahweh's giving the Law to Moses
day of Atonement
( yom kippur) time for the jews to solemnly repent of all their sins
passover
celebrates the liberation of the Israelites from Egypt
paschal lambs
meat put on the doors of the israelites
high priest
head of the prestly caste
sadducees
had a lot of political power; liberal in politics
pharisees
originated from Hasidim; rejected politics which caused them great respect by the people
anti-Semitism
social rejection of the Jews
tax collectors
also known as publicans
Great Sanhedrin
the offciasl governing body of the Jews