World Religions (Judaism)

Cards (63)

  • Reform Judaism
    • Either father or mother is a jew
  • Conservative Judaism
    • Only the mother is considered if she is a jew
  • Orthodox Judaism
    • collective term for the traditional branch of modern Judaism
  • Torah
    • the first five books of the Bible of Judaism/Teachings
  • Tanakh
    • The Hebrew Bible
  • Nev'im
    • The Prophets
  • Ketuvim
    • Application/Writings
  • Jews
    • Followers of Judaism
  • The term Judaism and Jews were derived from the name Judah. The 4th son of Jacob.
  • Israel (Jacob)
    • One who struggles with God
  • YHWH
    • Yahweh, the God of Hebrews
  • Jews are also called Hebrews. Because they are sons of Abraham.
  • Jews are also called Israelites. Because they are descendants of Israel (Jacob).
  • Jews
    • God's Chosen people
  • Gentiles
    • How Non-Jews are called
  • One becomes a Jew either by ancestry or conversion
  • Hashem
    • Their other term for God
  • Jews refrain from saying the word "God" through using "G-d"
  • Moses
    • He took the Israelites of Egypt, and received the Torah from God on Mount Sinai.
  • Tanakh has 24 books.
  • Torah includes:
    • Genesis
    • Exodus
    • Leviticus
    • Numbers
    • Deuteronomy
  • Nevi'm includes:
    • Former Prophets
    • Late Prophets
    • Twelve Minor Prophets
  • Ketuvim includes:
    • Three Poetic Books
    • Hamesh Megillot
    • Other Books
  • Talmud
    • a record of teachings and interpretations
  • Mishna
    • Collection of Jewish oral laws
  • Gemara
    • The analysis of Mishnah
  • Yom Kippur
    • Most sacred and solemn day of the Jewish Calendar
  • Sabbath (Saturday)
    • God's rest day after sixth days of work.
  • Tishri
    • "Days of awe". Seventh month of Jewish Calendar.
  • Kosher
    • The special meal of Jews
  • Seder
    • Passover meal of Jews
  • Matzah
    • The Passover bread of the Jews
    • Represents the Jews leaving Egypt as newly freed slaves.
  • Synagogue
    • The place where Jews Pray
  • Judaism
    • The First MONOTHEISTIC Religion in the World
  • Torah
    • The scroll with the stories of the Ancient Jewish People
  • Abraham
    • The first jewish people
  • Israel
    • The land promised to Abraham
  • Exodus
    • Escape of slavery from Egypt
  • Western wall
    • a wall from the Ancient Temple in Jerusalem
  • Repair the world
    • The Jews must make the world better by helping