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The document outlines several key events in Jewish history, including the Binding of Isaac story, Abraham being promised the land of Canaan, Moses receiving the 10 Commandments, the building of Solomon's Temple, revolts against Roman rule that led to the destruction of the Temple, the last stand of Jews at Masada, the Jewish Golden Age in Muslim Spain, the expulsion of Jews from Spain, the Holocaust, and the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948.
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- 1. By: Lai th Shehadeh JUDAISM TIMELINE PROJECT
- 2. THE BINDING OF ISAAC The Binding of Isaac is a story from the Tanakh where Abraham is asked to sacri fice his son, Isaac. Abraham takes his son to be sacri ficed, but is stopped by the a n g e l o f Go d t h a t s ay s “Now I Kn ow yo u fe a r Go d . ” Abraham sees a ram and sacrifices it instead
- 3. THE ABRAHAMIC COVENANT Abram is renamed Abraham Abraham is promised the Promised land (The land of Canaan) Al l his people must circumcise Essentially a contract between God and Abraham
- 4. MOSES SEES THE BURNING BUSH Mo s e s k nows h e i s i n Go d ’ s P r e s e nc e Where we get the term YHWH ( I am who I am) or Yahweh Moses receives the 10 Commandments and the Law (The Torah) 613 dif ferent laws given to Moses on Sinai by God.
- 5. SOLOMON’S TEMPLE Solomon bui lt temple to center Jewish Worship A place for sacri fice Bui lt on Temple Mount, Highest point in Jerusalem
- 6. FIRST JEWISH REVOLT AGAINST ROME The Zealots led the first revolts, which turned into periodic revolts against Rome. Results in Rome slaughtering the Jews and temple torn down. Jews forced out of Jerusalem in 110 AD Zealots die of f
- 7. LAST STAND OF JEWS AT MASADA Was towards the end of the First Jewish-Roman War Sicarii rebels were under siege, resulted in mass suicide. 960 people ki l led
- 8. THE JEWISH GOLDEN AGE A period of Muslim Rule throughout the Iberian peninsula resulted in a very diverse and tolerant society. Jews accepted and devoted to the Cal iphate of Cordoba. Assimilated in society, rel igious, cultural , and economic acceptance that blossomed.
- 9. JEWS EXPELLED FROM SPAIN Jews, as wel l as Muslims, are expelled from Spain. Forced to conver t to Christianity or leave. As a result, many Jews move to Amsterdam.
- 10. THE HOLOCAUST Jews, along with many other minorities, faced heavy discrimination Began with being required to put the Star of David on their clothes, but soon resulted in Jews and other minorities being rounded up and put into concentration camps Resulted in the death of 6 mi l l ion Jews, and mi l l ions of others who stood up to the Nazi Regime
- 11. THE STATE OF ISRAEL In 1948, a plan for the State of Israel, a place for the Jews, was put into place. Quickly expanded from the initial ly planned borders to possession of a great amount of the Levant. Guarantees al l Jews residence and citizenship if they can prove their Jewish heritage.