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    Judaism is considered to be the first monotheistic religion. It is one of the oldest religions existing today. Like many religions, Judaism began with a patriarch. Around 2,000 BC, Judaism was founded by a man named Abraham who was considered to be the ‘Father of the Jewish people’ whom lived in Mesopotamia. At the time, most people were polytheistic but the Jewish people believed in one God who they referred to as Yahweh. The Jews believed that God made a covenant with Abraham which…

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    how movies focus more on drama and books go more in depth, so they came give more detail. The summary, in the general, for both translations Hannah is complaining about the remembering. She is tired of going over her family 's past. At the passover meal she is asked to open the door for Elijah. At that time she is traveled back in time to the time when the Natzis were slaying the Jews. When she is there she learns what her ancestors experienced, how they felt, and…

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    Shavuot Research Paper

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    Religion script What is Shavuot • Shavuot is one of the three biblical pilgrimage • 6th or 7th day of Sivan which is fifty days after the second day of Passover which is the celebration for when the Jews escaped slavery Egypt. • The Torah is associated with the grain harvest. • The festival of Shavuot I celebrated on the 6th or 7th day of Sivan How do they celebrate Shavuot? • celebrate Shavuot is by abstaining from work and attending synagogue services and readings are recited: • a…

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    The Exodus, second book of the Pentateuch, is the book of liberation and of the Covenant. Exodus comes from the Greek language and “means, a going out, a departure, a procession.” The original Hebrew title comes from the first words at the beginning of the book, “w'ëLeh sh'môt that means (And these are the names),” which refers to those who initially entered Egypt, seventy in total (Ex 1:5 NRSV), with Jacob and under the protection of Joseph. The Exodus is divided symmetrically into two main…

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    to God what is God’s.’ The events that lead up to Jesus’s death are very well know just like the events of Jesus’s birth, and they go like something close to this. When Jesus and the disciples approached Jerusalem, where they would stay for the Passover Feast, Jesus sent two of them to fetch a donkey’s colt from a village near by. When they returned with the colt, Jesus rode on it into Jerusalem, where people laid their jackets and leafy branches onto the ground to make a path for him and…

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    the pagan goddess of spring and fertility, The Week explained. However, there are those who have expressed doubt over Bede’s claims, with some medieval scholars arguing that Easter was derived from the Greek workd “pascha,” of the Hebrew term for Passover. Ronald Hutton of Christianity Today also said Bede’s interpretation of Easter is merely his own and not a “generally agreed or proven fact.” Actually, many of the popular Easter symbols and tradition have pagan origins. According to the…

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    Jewish Gifts

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    Jewish Gifts for Men Gifts are appropriate for Bar Mitzvahs, graduations, weddings, birthdays, religious holidays, and any other special events in a Jewish man’s life. Finding the ideal gift to fit the occasion can be an enjoyable adventure when you shop online. You’ll find traditional items as well as unique and special Jewish gifts for men that were created by artists from around the world. If you are looking for Jewish gifts for men that come from Israel, you can browse the items from…

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    Exile And Return To Egypt

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    sea that they needed to cross began to part for the Israelites to make it safely across.This story led to the Israelites marking their doors with lamb’s blood so that they would be spared from plagues of locusts, animal diseases, terrible storms (Passover).…

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    Mark 11: 1-4

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    as if Jesus has this well planned ahead of time with the disciples following blindly. Moreover, it is interesting to compare Mark 11:1-4 to Mark 14:12-16 where there are parallels to Jesus sending two of his disciples to make preparations for the Passover meal. Again highlighting Jesus’ well-planned intentions.…

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    For generations, the Elizabethan era has been a prominent time period where Queen Elizabeth I heired. This era brought opportunities for great play writers to express their work as it was the era of the very first theatres in England. William Shakespeare joined the London theatre scene making history while creating 37 remarkable plays and 154 sonnets gaining the title of the great bard, since he is a great poet. During the year of 1603, Shakespeare wrote the classic drama, Othello. Othello…

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