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Roots of Judaism Notes 2 Israelites Hebrews Recorded events and laws in Torah Abraham Mesopotamia 2000 BC family migrated to Canaan Founded Israelite nation Famine forced migration to Egypt Enslaved Moses led escape to Canaan (Exodus) 3 Kingdom of Israel 1000 BC Kingdom of Israel King David United tribes to single nation King Solomon built Jerusalem, temple Negotiated with Egypt, Mesopotamia High taxes, forced labor, revolting Split Israel in North, Judah in South 4 Conquest 722 BC- Israel fell to Assyrians 586 BC- Babylonians capture Judah Nebuchadnezzar destroyed temple Exiled to Babylon People became known as Jews Persian leader Cyrus freed Jews 5 One God Monotheism belief in one God Chosen People Covenant binding agreement Jews believe God made covenant with Abraham Moses renewed covenant 6 Abraham Jews believe that Abraham was 1st Jew Wife could not have children, offered her maid-servant Son Ishmael with maid-servant God allowed wife to have child Son Isaac with wife Ishmael founded Islam Isaac prophet for Judaism 7 Law and Morality Torah set laws Cleanliness, food prep, criminal law Patriarchal society Men had all authority Arranged marriages Woman-few rights 10 Commandments Heart of Judaism Religious duties and conduct 8 Ethics Prophets Spiritual leaders to interpret Gods will Isaac, Jeremiah Ethics moral standards Morality and social justice All people equal 9 Future 2000 years later Diaspora scattering of people Jews left homeland Maintained identity Major world religion Influenced Christianity, Islam All faiths honor Abraham, Moses, Prophets All teach ethical world view of Israelites Shared view Judeo-Christian tradition