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Orthodox
jew is a
strict
jew that follows all
laws
Reform jew
is a jew who follows the
torah
but alters the
mitzvot
to
modern
life
Shekinah is the feeling of gods
presence
for example
moses
and the
burning bush
Pikuach nefesh
is to
save
a
life
whenever possible, you can
break
any
jewish rule
for this
Shema
is a prayer declaring the
belief
in
one god
and is said
3
times a day and is on
doorframes
in homes
Mitvot
are
good deeds
, there are
613
of them and it contains the
10 commandments
Messiah
is the ainointed one who will bring a
new
era to mankind and
rebuild
the temple
Covenant
is a
promise
or
agreement
between
two
people
Olam ha ba
is the
world
to
come
, the
afterlife
of the
messianic
age
Tikkun olam
=
healing the world
Sheol
is the place of the dead awaiting
purification
Gehenna
is a place of punishment jewish
Gan eden
is
heaven
in
judaism
as
spiritual perfection
Synagogue
is a jewish place of worship where
jews
gather for
prayer
and
study
Shabbat
is the
jewish
day of
rest
starting on
friday
and finishes on
saturday
Kosher
is the
jewish food laws
telling you what is
fit
and
propper
Torah
is the
five
books of
moses
and the
holiest
book in
judaism
Talmud
is the
holy text
that explains how to live your life according to
god's will
Aron hakadesh
is the ark at the front of a synagogue where the
torah
is kept facing
Jerusalem
Bar/bat mitzvah bar is
male
and bat being
female
is the coming of
age ceremony
becoming an
adult
Brit milah
is the
circumcision
ceremonyvof a baby boy following the
abraham
covenant
Kiddush is the
blessing
over
wine
said before the
meal
usually on
shabbat
Ketubah
is a
jewish marriage contract
Menorah
is the
seven
branched
candlestick
Siddur
is a
jewish prayer book
Bimah
is the stand where the
torah scrolls
are read
Ner tamid
is the
everlasting light hamging
above the
ark
Star of david
is a symbol of jewish daith
Schulchan aruch
is the guide to observing
jewish laws
and
tradition
Chuppah
is a
bridal canopy
Yichud
room isba
private
room for
newlyweds
Mazel tov
is good luck on a
wedding
Sheva berachot
is the
seven marriage blessings
Kiddushin
is a marriage blessing said by the
rabbi
while
exchanging rings
Nusuin
us the
glass
being
smashed
in a
wedding