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Judaism
Beliefs and teachings
The nature of
G-d
G-d as
One
and as creator
The
Shema
(statement of belief)
Monotheism
G-d made the world-ex-nihilo (from
nothing
)
The Jewish story of creation
G-d revealed himself through his
creation
Law-giver and judge
G-d has given many laws (
mitzvot
)
The Tenakh
Shekhinah - the
Divine
Presence
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Shema
Statement of
belief
affirming belief in One
G-d
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Monotheism
Belief in One
G-d
who is
indivisible
and complete
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d
made the world-ex-nihilo
From
nothing
, in his way and not
dependent
on anything
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The Jewish story of creation is found in the Book of
Genesis
describing the six days of creation and G-d resting on the seventh (hence the
Shabbat
day of rest)
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The
world exists
Because
G-d
wills it to, he
existed before
anything else and is eternal, and the world continues to exist because he wills it to
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d
revealed himself
Through his creation but remains
incomprehensible
to humans
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d as
Law-giver
and
judge
d wants humanity to live a certain way and if they do, they will be serving
G-d
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Laws
given by
G-d
Seven Laws
of Noah
Ten Commandments
given to Moses
613
laws covering all aspects of life, both
spiritual
and material actions
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The Tenakh includes examples of people disobeying G-d's
laws
, and how
G-d punished
them
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d
will judge everyone
With mercy, and those who have purified their soul in this life will be able to appreciate
Paradise
in the
afterlife
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Shekhinah
The Divine Presence, expressing how
G-d
is involved in the world
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Humans cannot see
G-d
but people have said they have felt his
presence
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Descriptions
of Shekhinah
A light created to connect
G-d
and the
world
'the glory
of
G-d'
surrounding people
'the earth shone in his glory'
'a pillar
of
cloud by day and fire by night'
'clouds covering something
to be filled with
G-d's presence'
'G-d dwelling'
in places
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Creator
The belief that
G-d
created the world from
nothing
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Mitzvot
613 laws given by
G-d
to the Israelites (Jewish people), which are kept as part of the covenant between
G-d
and His Chosen People
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Shabbat
The Jewish
holy
day/day of
rest
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Shekhinah
Divine presence of
G-d
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Tenakh
Jewish scriptures comprising the Torah,
Nev'im
and
Ketuvim
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