Hasidic Judaism

Rabbi Meir said: When the Jews stood before Sinai to receive the Torah, God said to them: "I swear, I will not give you the Torah unless you provide worthy guarantors who will assure that you will observe its laws." The Jews responded, "Master of the world, our forefathers will be our guarantors!" "Your guarantors themselves require guarantors!" was God's reply. "Master of the world," the Jews exclaimed, "our prophets will guarantee our observance of the Torah." "I have grievances against…

Also known as the “Torah”, a holy scripture for Jews and the “Old Testament for Christians, it was said to be revealed to Prophet Moses on Mount Sinai. There is not a definite date for when this law was received, because it was passed down to generations from orally. Often times this law would get lost in translation, and become different to what was originally written by Moses. However, people still said that Moses has told us such act, to show respect that he was the chosen one to be given…

The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Bible share many common elements amongst their narratives, but certain elements of these narratives such as the change of pace in characters, narratives, morals, and the general concept of the contexts make the two collections contradictory to one another. In addition, the narratives change pace through different events, results of different stories, different points of view, and through details that are or may not be mentioned when comparing the two collections.…

Furthermore, Jewish terrorist groups comprised of mostly Orthodox Jews have been active for decades and their terror acts were mostly committed in Israel and adjacent disputed territories, also known as Palestine. They combine their religious motivations with political and territorial goals. They tend to be religious Jews whose rhetoric, motivation and purpose are deeply religious. These Halakha-centred Jews engage in horrifying acts not only on the settlements and disputed land but also at…

culture has been greatly shaped by Christianity principles on Judaism religion. The main belief in Judaism states that there is only one God who created everything on earth and is all-good and all-powerful but invisible. Additionally, Judaism portrays God as a redeener who saves His people when they are in trouble, just like He saved the Jews from slavery in Egypt. The Biblical story of Job in the Old Testament challenges the Judaism notion of Ckxl which has been spread in the western world…

Katie Vetsch Professor Tanya Vanderlinde Composition 1 27 March 2015 Christianity Vs. Islam There are over four thousand religions throughout the world, some practice monotheism and polytheism. Monotheism is the believing in one god and polytheism is the believing in multiple gods. Out of these four thousand and some religions, Christianity and Islam are the largest in the world and both practice monotheism. The two religions share many characteristics as well as differences. “Christianity…

Mission in the Old Testament, Israel as a light to the Nations. Walter C. Kaiser Jr. Kaiser believed that mission in the Old Testament is tied to the mission seen in the New Testament in which Israel was involved in the mission to draw people to Jesus. The first chapter, Kaiser says that mission was always centered on God’s plan, “the first Great Commission mandate of the Bible” p. xix. Also in Genesis 12:1–3, where God set to promise to bless Abraham and bless all peoples through him. God also…

This site is OK for background but it’s misleading. I always used to wonder what was it about Jews that made people throughout history despise them. If they were indeed "God's chosen" I thought, they had to be the unluckiest people in the history of the world. Why were they persecuted throughout history? Why had the Nazis herded them into cattle cars and taken them to "extermination camps" to dispose once and for all of the "Jewish problem?" I suddenly recognized that if Hitler had developed a…

In Judaism, sex is viewed as natural and holy though not without boundaries. Sex is not considered as a necessary evil for the only purpose of procreation. Sexual desire must be controlled and satisfied at proper time, place and manner just like hunger, thirst and other basic instincts. Traditionally, sex with the context of a marriage is only approved in Judaism. The first commandment in Torah, the books of Jewish scriptures is “Be fruitful and multiply,” and procreation is one of the reasons…

After a visit to Emanuel Temple, someone will quickly learn two things: Christianity and Judaism are very similar, but also are very different. Oak Park’s Emmanuel Temple was built for its inhabitants to practice the belief of Judaism. On Sunday a group called "Kensington" sets up and performs services at Groves High school. These two churches are different, two different faiths, but have the same goal. This goal is to have people convert to their faith. Sure, the churches goal is the same, is…