Religious festivals
Celebrated on you're 13th birthday or 12th for females
What is a Bar/Bat Mitzvah?
Three days after his crucifixion, Jesus rose from the dead.
What is Resurrection?
The weekly day of rest from Friday sunset to Saturday night
What is Shabbat?
This has books about the Law, History, Poetry and Wisdom, and the Prophets written throughout it
What is the Old Testament?
Typically for people in high school, or under the age of 18
What is Youth?
The day Jesus was resurrected
What is Easter Sunder?
To benefit from what Jesus did.
What is Salvation by Faith?
Christians still uphold the moral given to Moses in the Old Testament
What are the Ten Commandments?
Covers creations, Noah's ark, and the early patriarchs
What is Genesis?
What is an Alter?
25th of December or Jesus's birth
What is Christmas?
He is expected to be a human king and political leader who accomplishes specific, literal tasks on Earth during his lifetime.
What is The Messiah?
Speaking gossip, slander, or even true negative things about another person is strictly forbidden.
What is Lashon Hara or Evil Tongue?
This book has the Gospels, Church History, The Epistles, and Prophecy written throughout it
What is the New Testament?
This is the central house of worship, study, and community gatherings.
What is the Synagogue (Shul or temple)?
It commemorates the biblical story of Exodus, where families gather for a ritual meal called a Seder
What is a Passover?
The most fundamental principle of Judaism is the absolute oneness of God, as stated in the Shema prayer: "Hear O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is One."
What is Belief in a Strictly One-Person God?
While daily lifestyle laws (like avoiding certain foods) do not exist for most Christians, specific denominations have developed internal governing laws to manage church structure and sacraments
What is Church Law?
Focuses on religious laws, rituals, sacrifices, and rules for priestly holiness.
What is Leviticus?
A lamp hanging above the Ark that remains lit at all times, symbolizing God's continuous presence.
What is the Eternal Light?