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27 Cards in this Set
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What are the 4 natures of God |
God is the creator God is one God is a law giver God is a judge |
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What is a mezuzah |
A small box containing a scroll with the Shema written on it, often found on the doorposts of Jewish homes |
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Definition of Shekinah |
The place where Godβs presence rests and can be felt |
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Name 4 attributes of the messiah |
Righteous Bringer of peace Restorer of the temple Restorer of Israel |
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Orthodox views on the messianic age |
There will be 1 person He will rebuild the temple in Jerusalem and rule in the throne of king David Some believe there is a set date the messiah will come |
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Reform views on the messianic age |
It has to be bought about by humans, not just 1 person It is more important to focus on the world today Humans should focus on living as best they can |
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Monotheism |
Belief in 1 god |
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Covenant |
A agreement between 2 groups or people. It usually has conditions attached that need to be fulfilled |
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Yetzer ha tov |
The tendency to do good actions |
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Yetzer ha ra |
The tendency to do bad actions |
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Mitzvot |
A god given commandment found in the Torah. There are 613 |
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Tikkun olam |
Repairing or perfecting the world |
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Gemilut hasadim |
Acts of loving kindness |
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Tzedekah |
Righteousness or justice |
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Pikuach nefesh |
The obligation to save a life in need. Preservation of human life takes precedent over all else ( other than incest, adultery and idolatry) |
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What is rabbi Jonathan sacksβ view on the afterlife |
We should focus on life on earth, rather than what might happen after we die. βJustice is to be done on earthβ |
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What is the name of the Jewish afterlife |
Olam Ha Ba |
OHB |
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Siddur |
Jewish prayer book containing daily prayers |
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Shema |
The most important prayer in Judaism, found in Deuteronomy 6:4 |
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Model ani |
Morning prayer thanking God for life |
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Amidah |
The standing prayer at the centre of synagogue services |
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Ner tamid |
Candle in the synagogue which is constantly burning symbolising eternal life |
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Bimah |
Platform on which Torah is placed |
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Origins of shabbat |
Shabbat celebrates the creation of the universe, and Gods rest on the sabbath day |
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Teffilin |
Black leather straps that have boxes containing prayers at each end. Worn by men from the forehand to upper arm |
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Tallit |
Silk prayer shawl worn to feel Godβs embrace Tzitzit on the meds to represent mitzvot |
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Kippah |
Skull cap worn at all times in reverence to God |
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