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    society. Israeli women are defined as Jewish and Palestinian Arab. Traditionally, Israeli women’s were groups of religious observant’s who believed that they should be able to pray at the Kotel and read the Torah scroll as well as wear the Tallit. Also Modern Israeli women wanted the Simhat Torah to dance with, which they believe would…

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    The Yahwist Analysis

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    The source of the writings of the Torah has captivated many of the greatest minds in Christian thought today. Many evangelical scholars are asking; can the first five books of the bible be trusted? Where did the information come from? How can there be assurance that the information presented in the Pentateuch is truly the word of God? These questions and others like them are indeed vexing. Yet, there are theories and sources out there that seek to explain the origins of the first known…

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    all have common feature thought the three religions,This essay with me comparing similarities and differences of catholicism, judaism and buddhism for each of the three aspects of religions. The Holy Jewish book is the Torah, the written form of which is known as the Talmud. The Torah or teachings contains the five books revealed to Moses by God on Mount Sinai.Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy The sacred book of Buddhism is called the Tripitaka called Tipitaka in Pali. It is also…

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    Judaism Brief Summary

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    Abraham during the bronze age in the Middle East. The jews follow specific laws that are written in the torah, The torah was given by moses around 1250 B.C. Abraham is also considered as the father of the jews, they follow his orders and obey to him all the time. The jews consider palestine as their holy land that was given by god, They invaded palestine and followed the orders given by god in the torah which stated that the land is their holy place. The primary figures of israelite culture are…

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    has Jewish origins, it is not considered to be a sect of Judaism. The two religions, Christianity and Judaism, have many of the same beliefs but also interpret things differently in the Bible and Torah. Judaism and Christianity have many similarities, such as stories, beliefs, and holy figures. The Torah consists of the first five books of the Bible. They consider the Old Testament in the Bible to be the word of God and consider Abraham from…

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    Upon arriving at The Temple B’nai Jeshurun I was not exactly sure what to expect or what I had got myself into. I had assumed that my class would be looked at weird and treated funny because we were spectating their Jewish worship. However, after arriving in the sanctuary the people were very friendly and welcoming. Some even came up to us and shook our hands and told us they were glad to have us there. Sally Frank was very helpful and mentioned someone of the holidays we had learned about in…

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    Judaism Beliefs

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    Judaism, one of the oldest religions in the world, teaches several doctrines such as those about God, the Messiah, human beings, and the universe, making their beliefs very important however, some of their beliefs are similar to other religions around the world, like monotheism with Christianity and Islam. Judaism ultimate reality is a single powerful god, who not only created the universe, but with whom every Jew can have an individual and personal relationship. Their relationship with god is…

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    Rabbinic Judaism

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    In the command, saying “ The Torah has commanded us to procreate and to intend the continuation of the [human] species, as God Himself, may he be exalted, stated ‘Be fruitful and multiply.’ (Genesis 1:28) is given by God. (“ Jewish Marriage” 64-5) Even with this command given by God…

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    the door is that someone has been posted to specifically greet everyone who comes in and explain what type of synagogue they are. Out of all the synagogues, I felt the most welcomed in by Sha’ ar Zahav. Everything from how they pray to the way the torah is covered has something to say about their ideology. It is clear that they don’t follow Halakhah nearly as strictly as the previous Orthodox Synagogue. One of the ways in which I felt particularly welcomed at the Synagogue was that the speaker…

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    Why Is Passover Important

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    What would be known as Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy. While this is the most common explanation in a more expansive understanding Torah actually includes all Jewish law and tradition. To non-Jews this would be referred to as the old testament. To Jews there is no old testament it is simplyThe written Torah or Tanakh. The Hebrew names of the first five books are derived from the first few words of the book. The writings of each book is synonymous in Jewish translations…

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