Judaism is an ancient monotheistic religion that originated in West Asia during the Bronze Age. Abraham is considered the founder of Judaism. God entered into a covenant with Abraham, promising him numerous descendants and land, in exchange for Abraham's devotion. Abraham's wife Sarah was originally barren but God promised she would bear a son and become the "mother of nations," despite her doubts. The Torah contains the religion's most important scriptures including the first five books of Moses and the 613 commandments. The Talmud is also a highly significant text containing the history, laws, and beliefs of Judaism and guidance on ethical traditions.

1. INTRODUCTION TO
WORLD RELIGION
AND BELIEF
SYSTEMS
JUDAISM

2. JUDAISM
Judaism is an ancient monotheistic religion that traces its origin as an organized belief system
during the Bronze Age in West Asia.
Abraham the founder of feudalism.

3. ABRAM ABRAHAM
Abraham– father of all Nation
Sarah– Mother of all Nation
Canaan– Promised Land
“God entered into covenant with Abraham promising him
that he would become the father of a great nation and
would possess vasts tracts of land. Abraham, in return,
must remain devoted in the covenant”.

4. Sarah, alsospelledSarai,in theOld Testament,
wife of Abrahamand motherof Isaac. Sarah
was childless until she was 90 years old.God
promised Abraham that she wouldbe “a
mother of nations” (Genesis 17:16 andthat she
would conceiveand beara son, but Sarahdid
not believe.

13. CREDITS: This presentation template was created by Slidesgo and includes icons by Flaticon, infographics &
images by Freepik and content by Sandra Medina
Please keep this slide as attribution

17. TORAH–
salitang Hebreo para sa “pagtuturo”.
Pinakatanyag na kilala bilang limang aklat ni Moises.
Isa pang salita para sa Torah ay “Pentateuch na mas
malawak na ginagamit sa ilang mga bansang Hudyo.
Isang napaka relihiyosong manuskrito tulad ng Talmud.
Naglalaman ng mga relihiyosong kasulatan na mahalaga sa
pamamayanan ng mga Hudyo.
Naglalaman ng 613 kautusan (laws, rules, or
commandments.
TALMUD-
Pinakamahalagang manuskrito ng relatibong relihiyon ng
Judaism.
Literal na salitang Hebreo para sa pag-aaral.
Minsan tinutukoy bilang ang anim na utos ng Mishnah.
Naglalaman ng kasaysayan ng relihiyon ng mga Hudyo,
batas at paniniwala.
Pangunahing kasangkapan para matutunan ang etika sa
likod ng mga kaugalian ng kanilang relihiyon.

18. Jew/Hudyo
 Mga naniniwalasa relihiyongJudaism
Jewish
 Ano mangmga bagayna may kaugnayansa relihiyongJudaismor ano mangmga practice/paniniwalana may kinalamansa
Jewsor sa mga taongmay paniniwalasa Judaism.
Hebrew
 Ang originalname na tawagsa mga Jewsnakastate yon sa bible nilana Torah. Hebrew/Jewssame lang. Jew,Jewishat Hebrew
ay associatedsa religionna Judaism.
Peroang ginagamitna ngayonis Jewshindina masyadongginagamitang Hebrew

20. CREDITS: This presentation template was created by Slidesgo and includes icons by Flaticon, infographics &
images by Freepik and content by Sandra Medina
Please keep this slide as attribution

26. Directions: Considering your knowledge about Judaism and the Jewish people belief
in one true God, you too will prove such faith by:
1. Describing your personal belief through a collage, poem or a song. These
beliefsmaylinkto a religionandmoralvalues.
2. Answeringtheguidequestions:
 Whatdo youbelieveandwhy?
 Who influenced you holding such belief/s? (e.g. parent, friend, other
influencesetc.).Andwhatroledo theyplayinbelievingsuchfaith?

27. Direction: Answer the following questions below. Write your answer in
yellow paper.
1. Howdid Judaismoriginate?Give brief discussion.
2. What is happening during the pass over?
3. What was the role of Moses as one of the founder of
Judaism?
4. Provide one issue related to Judaism and explain how this
is happen?

30. CREDITS: This presentation template was created by Slidesgo and includes icons by Flaticon, infographics &
images by Freepik and content by Sandra Medina
Please keep this slide as attribution