History
moved Tabernacle and Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem making it the Capitol.
King David
The coming of age celebration for boys
Bar Mitzvahs?
is a Hebrew word meaning “anointed”
Messiah
Ram’s horn blown during Rosh Hashanah. Blown to wake people up and remind them of their responsibility to ask forgiveness for their sins.
Shofar
David’s son, built a magnificent Temple to replace portable Tabernacle
Solomon
belief in many gods
polytheism
day of rest for the Jewish religion
What is the Sabbath?
four cornered garment worn during morning prayers.
Tallit
captured Jerusalem exiled Jewish population to Babylonia.
King Nebuchadnezzer
Five books in the Tankh?
What is the Torah?
Coming of age birthday for jewish girls
Bat Mitzvah
believe mitzvot in Torah only meaningful if add to one’s relationship with God
Reform Judaism
small leather boxes with straps tied on arm and around head containing verses from Torah to remind them of God’s commandments. To be worn during morning prayers.
Tefillin
Only remaining portion of the external wall around Temple mountain was the
Western Wall
Mitzvot are
commandments
Can only eat split-hooved animals that chew their cud, certain types of fowl (chicken, turkey, duck) and fish
Kashrut and dietary laws
believe every letter of Torah given to Moses. Therefore all traditional practices of Judaism reflect will of God and cannot be changed.
Orthodox Judaism
attached to right side doorpost containing 2 paragraphs from the Shema to remind them of God’s commandments
Mezuzah
Jerusalem became one of the most famous cities in the world -
Religiously
There are how many mitzvots
4
Giving 10-15% of income
Tzedakah
believe there has always been a way to change Jewish law and tradition, but basic system of mitzvot cannot be changed
Conservative Judaism
a skullcap. Signifies human beings are beneath or depend on God.
Kippah or Yarmelka