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    all its valuables. The next morning all Jews were ordered to assemble in the main synagogue and its two houses of study. Jews were brought to Eishishok from the towns of Valkininkas and Salcininkai to be victimized in the same way. For the next two days, these people were held in the buildings without any food or water. On the third day, all of the men were shot and killed at the cemetery that belonged to the synagogue. On the fourth day, the women and children were taken out of the buildings…

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    doings in life. Judaism starts with the importance of Abraham, and how he led people to God and away from false gods. The Jews read the Hebrew Scripture and followed the Ten Commandments as well as the 613 Commandments. The Jews also went to Synagogues to worship and pray to God. Judaism believes in a afterlife and the Olam Ha Ba which is a second life for the world to come. Within both religion there are many similarities such as having things to live by and the changing of each founders…

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    policies of an organization, especially a political party. Therefore, we could argue that if this is in fact Jesus’ manifesto in the Gospel of Luke, he has clearly delivered his message to those who need to hear it most. This was delivered in the synagogue in the presence of those with power. He shows that he is called: to bring glad tidings to the poor, to proclaim liberty to captives and recovery of sight to the blind, and to let the oppressed go free. Lucius Nereprampil argues that this…

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    fate of each other for the upcoming year. When Mrs. Tina was younger she would traditionally observe this holy day with a 24 hour fasting, abstaining from physical pleasures, refraining from work and doing intensive prayer often spending her day in synagogue services. But now she stays with her parents and celebrates the holidays from their apartment. This day they also all watched the services on the Tv where they had five prayer services. The prayer service may also include public and private…

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    Foundation - Judaism was founded in the ancient region of Canaan, which is the biblical name for the land that lies between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River. The area is modern day Israel and Palestinian territories. Abraham is regarded by the Jewish people as the father of the religion. They believe that God spoke to Abraham, and told him that he would be the leader of a great people, but only if Abraham followed God’s instructions. Moses was a biblical figure who led the Jews out of…

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    World War II was a time in which many people were discriminated against, hated, and ridiculed. Nazi Germany is infamous for the stories that came out of the brutality they displayed to the Jewish people. Japan is also very well known for their treatment of American Prisoners of War. Although both forces were, in fact, very savage in their ways, one can argue that the Japanese were ultimately more vicious toward the Allied Powers than the Nazis. The Nazis were very severe in the ways that they…

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    Hasidic Jews believe that they have an obligation to focusing on being in a state of joyfulness and that it will aid in being one with God. Moreover, Hasidic Judaism is also distinguished by their services in the synagogue. “The Hasidim also adopted a different prayerbook, so that their synagogue service differed somewhat from that of other Jews and had to be conducted separately,” (Jewish Virtual Library). This was a significant change to Hasidism a different prayer book meant that the Hasidim…

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    didn't carry on as planned. There was no chatter or laughter just awkward tension. After oblivious little Kirsti was sent to bed early Mr. Johansen breaks the news to Annemarie that while the Rosens were at the synagogue that morning the rabbi informed them that the Nazis have taken the synagogue list of all the Jews. The Nazis are now aware of the names and addresses of all the Jews in Copenhagen including the Rosens. Mr. Johansen tells Annemarie the Nazi’s plans to arrest all the Danish Jews…

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    Judaism and Islam are two of the most influential world religions in the history. While Judaism is not as large as islam, but its impact on the world has still been so profound. Judaism and Islam both are called the Abrahamic religions because they trace their history to the ancient figure of Abraham. Both of these religions have slightly different beliefs , two different holy books that is followed by each, and different ways of worshipping Judaism and Islam both originated in different places,…

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    When Paul got to the city of Corinth it was a Roman city but before that they were a great city that was known and symbolized for their temple for Apollo. In the second century though the Romans wanted to attack other cities and states to get more territory and land. Corinth along with other neighbouring cities and states asked for protection from the invading Romans but their appeal for protection came at no avail as the Romans came in and destroyed the state. Almost a century before Paul made…

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