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Chapter 7: Jewish Beliefs and Texts Section 2 Notes Belief in One God (page 208) Jews believe in ____one_______ God, _____YHWH___________ (Hebrew name for God which is never pronounced). This belief is called _____monotheism__________. Jews believe in ____justice_________ which means all people should be treated kindly and fairly and ____righteousness______ or doing what is proper. For the Jews, righteous behavior is more important than formal _____ceremonies_________. The most important Jewish laws are the ______Ten Commandments___________. The entire set of laws given to Moses is called the ___Mosaic______ ________Law__________. The laws _____forbid__________ Jews to work on ____holidays_______ or the _____Sabbath________, the seventh day of each week. The Jewish Sabbath begins at sundown _____Friday________ and ends at nightfall _______Saturday---_________, the seventh day of the week. In many Jewish communities today people who strictly follow Mosaic Law are called ______Orthodox________ Jews. The group of Jews who choose not to follow many ancient laws are known as ______Reform________ Jews. The Torah (pages 210 – 212) The ancient Jews recorded most of their laws in ______five____________ books. These books are called the _____Torah__________, the most sacred texts of Judaism. The Torah is the first of ____three______ parts of writings called the Hebrew _____Bible__________, or Tanach. The second part describes the ____prophet’s_________ messages. The third part of the Hebrew Bible is _____11________ books of poetry, songs, stories, lessons, and history. For centuries scholars have studied the Torah and Jewish laws. Because some laws are hard to understand, the scholars write ______commentaries________ to explain them. Many commentaries are found in the _____Talmud________. The writings of the Talmud were produced between A.D. __200___ and ___600_____. Besides the Torah, Hebrew Bible, and Commentaries, many other documents also explain _____ancient_______ beliefs. The most important are the ___Dead______ ____Sea____ Scrolls. The scrolls included ______prayers____________, commentaries, letters, and passages from the Hebrew Bible. Judaism and Later Cultures (page 213) Jewish ideas have greatly influenced ____cultures________ for centuries. Their ideas helped shape _____Christianity______, the largest religion of _______Western______ society today. Jesus – the founder of _____Christianity____ was a _____Jew_________. Judaism also influenced the development of ______Islam_________, another major world religion who believed they were also descendants of _____Abraham_________. Vocabulary: Write a definition and draw a picture to help you remember each word Monotheism Belief in one god Torah Most sacred text of Judaism Synagogue Jewish house of worship Prophets People who are said to receive messages from God to be taught to others Talmud Set of commentaries and lessons for everyday life. The writings of the Talmud were produced between AD 200 and 600 Dead Sea Scrolls Writings by Jews who lived about 2,000 years ago. The writings were found in a cave near the Dead Sea in 1947