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The document summarizes key aspects of Judaism including important stories, figures, writings, beliefs, places of worship, symbols, rituals, celebrations, holidays, and a brief history. It highlights the story of Moses and the Red Sea, Abraham as the father of Judaism, the Torah as the holy book containing core beliefs like keeping kosher, temples and synagogues as places of worship, symbols like the Star of David, bar/bat mitzvahs and weddings as important rituals, Hanukkah as a winter festival of lights, Shabbat as the day of rest, and a modern event where a prayer was mistaken for a bomb on a plane.
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Drawing you like a magnet is the site of the ancient temple, destroyed by Roman soldiers nearly two thousand years ago. Only its foundation stones remain. On the mount where the temple once stood is now a glittering golden dome. Built by Muslims, the Dome of the Rock covers the great stone beneath it, which is venerated by Muslims and Jews alike, who hold that their ancestor Abraham came to this spot.
You decide to walk down from the city in order to view the mount from below, after which you plan to turn back and travel, like a true pilgrim, “up to Jerusalem.” You buy food for a picnic lunch at stalls as you walk inside the city. Soon you are beyond the Old City gate. Luckily, the day is sunny but not hot. You see a large stone tomb in the valley below and beyond it, in the east, Mount Scopus.
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Guiding Questions
What are the various ways humans use water?
Why is it important to conserve water?
What are some ways we can conserve water?
Engage
List at least 6 ways you use water in your daily life.
Explore and Explain
Part 1: Safe Water Documentary: While you watch the short documentary, answer the following
questions:
1. Give at least two reasons why safe freshwater is not available to many people around the
world.
2. Why is having safe freshwater a big concern?
3. What are some solutions to this problem?
Part 2: Analyze the Data: Discuss the data with your group and record three facts you learned from
this data. You will share these with the class.
Evaluate
1. Review your original list of ways you use water (Engage). List more ways you use freshwater
that you didn’t think of before this lesson.
2. What are some ways you can conserve freshwater in your daily life?
Note: Units are cubic meters per person per year, but most important to look at is the comparison
between countries – red means more water use, green means less.
Source: epa.gov
Global Water Use per Person per Year
Source: waterfootprint.org
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After spending two days in Tel Aviv, you leave for Jerusalem and arrive at your hotel near the old part of the city. Once there, you can't wait to begin exploring. The Old City is a place for walking and wandering, with wonderful sights in its narrow streets.
Drawing you like a magnet is the site of the ancient temple, destroyed by Roman soldiers nearly two thousand years ago. Only its foundation stones remain. On the mount where the temple once stood is now a glittering golden dome. Built by Muslims, the Dome of the Rock covers the great stone beneath it, which is venerated by Muslims and Jews alike, who hold that their ancestor Abraham came to this spot.
You decide to walk down from the city in order to view the mount from below, after which you plan to turn back and travel, like a true pilgrim, “up to Jerusalem.” You buy food for a picnic lunch at stalls as you walk inside the city. Soon you are beyond the Old City gate. Luckily, the day is sunny but not hot. You see a large stone tomb in the valley below and beyond it, in the east, Mount Scopus.
Page 282At last it is time to stop for a rest and to eat your lunch. You sit under a tree and look back, thinking to yourself about the events this site has witnessed. Your mind becomes crowded with the names of biblical kings, prophets, and priests associated with Jerusalem: David, Solomon, Melchizedek, Isaiah, Jeremiah. As the sounds of everyday traffic filter through your thoughts, you imagine the many battles over this holy city and the successive waves of conquerors—Babylonians, Greeks, Romans, A ...
Basic facts about Judiasm
Judaism is the oldest monotheistic religion and originated with Abraham about 4000 years ago. The basic laws and teachings of Judaism come from the Torah, which contains stories of God's relationship with the Jewish people and 613 commandments including the Ten Commandments. Important figures in Judaism include Abraham, considered the father of the Jewish people, and Moses who led the Jewish people out of slavery in Egypt and received the Ten Commandments from God.
Basic Facts about Judaism
Judaism is the oldest monotheistic religion and originated with Abraham about 4000 years ago. The basic laws and teachings of Judaism come from the Torah, which contains stories of God's relationship with the Jewish people and 613 commandments including the Ten Commandments. Important figures in Judaism include Abraham, considered the father of the Jewish people, and Moses who led the Jewish people out of slavery in Egypt and received the Ten Commandments from God.
Judiasm
The document outlines 7 common characteristics of Judaism:
1. Stories of origin and important people like Abraham the patriarch.
2. Core beliefs like monotheism and keeping kosher.
3. Holy writings like the Torah kept in an Ark.
4. Symbols and objects such as the Star of David, shofar, and mezuzah.
5. Holy places of worship like synagogues where people pray and celebrate life events.
6. Rituals and rites of passage including bar and bat mitzvahs at ages 13 and 12.
7. Celebrations and holidays honoring events from Hanukkah to Passover.
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Judaism is one of the oldest Abrahamic religions, tracing its origins to around 2000 BCE with Abraham. The core beliefs of Judaism are belief in one God, following the laws and teachings in the Torah, and worshipping God through prayer, study, and adherence to commandments. Major Jewish holidays and traditions include the Sabbath, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Succoth, and Passover.
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Chapter 10 – Judaism
1) Why is the Exodus considered the most important event in Judaism? How did it affect the development of Judaism?
The Exodus considered the most important event in Judaism because the escape of the hebrews from egyptian slavery. the exodus not only formed the people of Israel into nation, it also shaped the Jewish people’s image of God as the God of history.
2) How did the religion of Israel change when David became king? What role did prophets play during this period of Hebrew monarchy?
3) What were some of the developments that arose during the period of the second temple?
4) What was the diaspora, and what effect did it have on Jews’ concept of God and their institutions of worship?
5) How did the development and spread of Islam during the medieval era affect Judaism?
6) By the end of the fifteenth century, Jews were made to feel unwelcome in nearly every European nation. As a result, where did they settle and what were the living conditions like in these new lands?
7) One of the responses to modernity was the rise of Reform Judaism. What are the characteristics of Reform Judaism?
8) List four major divisions within modern Judaism. Explain how they differ from one another.
a. Orthodox Jews - strive to preserve traditional Jewish culture and religion and resist the secularizing elements of modernity.
b. Reform Judaism - popular mainly in United States and Europe. Reform emphasizes the universality of traditional Jewish values, interfaith Dialogue, and social activism.
c. Conservative movement - in between orthodox and the reform which arose in the nineteenth century led by Sabato Morais. it is firmly rooted in the rabbinical tradition but more relaxed in matters of religious practice than is the Orthodox movement. it is distinguished from Orthodox but greater concern with the historical and critical study of the Bible and rabbinical material.
d. Reconstructionist Judaism - grew out of the conservative movement. the founder understood the Judaism is not only a religion but a culture with its own history, laws and arts. therefore, it is not enough to practice Judaism as a religion, the entire Jewish culture must be study and experience. the reconstructionists provide complete support to the state of Israel as the home of Jewish culture.
9) Describe three of the important Jewish holidays and their significance
a. Sabbath - one of the most important Jewish holiday. Judaism gave the world 6 days work week and the 7th day reserved for worship and rest. Sabbath begins on Friday at sundown until sundown on Saturday. The sabbath ushered in with the Kiddush, the benediction over wine or bread and the lighting and blessing of Sabbath candles by the woman of the house on friday night.
b. Passover (Pesach) - holiday begins on the fifteenth of the Hebrew month of Nisan which is March-April and lasts for 8 days. it commemorates the deliverance of the Israelites from slavery in Egyp ...
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The document is about Judaism and includes a reading passage that discusses the origins and key beliefs of the religion. It began with Abraham approximately 3,500 years ago. He believed in one God, which distinguished Judaism from other ancient religions that believed in many gods. The core beliefs and practices of Judaism are derived from the Torah, the first five books of the Hebrew Bible, which provides God's instructions to the Jewish people. Important aspects of the Jewish faith discussed in the document include monotheism, following the Ten Commandments, prayer, and observing holidays and the Sabbath.
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Judaism originated from the story of Abraham, who was considered the first Jew and made a covenant with God. An important figure was Moses, who led the Israelites out of Egypt and received the Ten Commandments from God atop Mount Sinai. Core beliefs of Judaism include monotheism and following the mitzvot or commandments. Holy writings like the Torah contain the first five books of the Bible. Important symbols are the Star of David and menorah. Holy places include the Western Wall and Temple in Jerusalem. Rites of passage include bar/bat mitzvahs, weddings, and burial. Major holidays are Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Hanukkah
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The document provides an overview of key aspects of Judaism including beliefs, people, writings, places, rituals, and holidays. Some of the main points covered include:
- Abraham is considered the father of Judaism and made a covenant with God, establishing monotheism and a set of commandments or mitzvot as core beliefs.
- Moses was a prophet who received the Ten Commandments from God atop Mount Sinai and delivered them to the Jewish people.
- Important Jewish writings include the Torah, which contains the first five books of the Bible, and is read from during rituals like bar/bat mitzvahs.
- Jerusalem is the most important city, housing
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Judaism originated from the story of Abraham, who was considered the first Jew and made a covenant with God. An important figure was Moses, who led the Israelites out of Egypt and received the Ten Commandments from God atop Mount Sinai. Core beliefs of Judaism include monotheism and following the mitzvot or commandments. Holy writings like the Torah contain the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. Important symbols are the Star of David and menorah. Jerusalem is the holiest city, and rites of passage include bar/bat mitzvahs, weddings, and burial. Major holidays are Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Hanukkah.
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The document provides an overview of key aspects of Judaism including beliefs, people, writings, places, rituals, and holidays. Some of the main points covered include:
- Abraham is considered the father of Judaism and made a covenant with God, establishing monotheism and a set of commandments or mitzvot as core beliefs.
- Moses was a prophet who received the Ten Commandments from God atop Mount Sinai and delivered them to the Jewish people.
- Important Jewish writings include the Torah, which contains the first five books of the Bible, and is read from during rituals like bar/bat mitzvahs.
- Jerusalem is the most important city, housing
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The document provides an overview of key aspects of Judaism including beliefs, people, writings, places, rituals, and holidays. Some of the main points covered include:
- Abraham is considered the father of Judaism and made a covenant with God, establishing monotheism and a set of commandments or mitzvot as core beliefs.
- Moses was a prophet who received the Ten Commandments from God atop Mount Sinai and delivered them to the Jewish people.
- Important Jewish writings include the Torah, which contains the first five books of the Bible, and is read from during rituals like bar/bat mitzvahs.
- Jerusalem is the most important city, housing
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Judaism originated from the story of Abraham, who was considered the first Jew and made a covenant with God. An important figure was Moses, who led the Israelites out of Egypt and received the Ten Commandments from God atop Mount Sinai. Core beliefs of Judaism include monotheism and following the mitzvot or commandments. Holy writings like the Torah contain the first five books of the Bible. Important symbols are the Star of David and menorah. Holy places include the Western Wall and Temple in Jerusalem. Jews celebrate holidays like Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Hanukkah and hold rites of passage like bar/bat mitzvahs and weddings under
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The document summarizes some key aspects of Judaism. It discusses that Abraham is considered the father of Judaism and how God appeared to him and made a promise. It also describes how Moses was a prophet who received the Ten Commandments from God at Mount Sinai and helped lead the Israelites out of Egypt. Some core beliefs discussed are monotheism and following mitzvot or commandments. Important writings are the Torah, which contains the first five books of the Bible. Significant symbols include the Star of David and rituals cover rites of passage like bar/bat mitzvahs, weddings, and burial. Major holidays discussed are Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Han
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Judaism is an ancient monotheistic religion originating in West Asia. It has around 14 million followers worldwide, with major populations in Israel, North America, and Central Europe. The text examines key aspects of Judaism such as its history, sacred texts like the Torah and Talmud, core beliefs, principles of faith including monotheism and obedience to God, and religious practices and holidays like the Sabbath, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Passover, and Sukkot. The document provides worksheets for students to demonstrate their understanding of topics covered.
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