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Judaism foundations - Coggle Diagram
Judaism foundations
God destroyed the temple of Soloman because of the wickedness of his inhabitants- Issiah interprets this misfortune as a lack of fidelity to the covenant
Following this waited for the messiah- which was to bring peace, bliss, and justice
After the destruction of the temple a different branch- Pharisses was born. Believed in oral tradition, the Judaism practiced today
Saduccees- were involved in preisthood and rejected oral tradition- lives revolved around the temple
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the third was with Abraham; God promised him to make him the father of a nation if he cut off is foreskin, sacrifice his son Issac, and tested Abrahams faith
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Issac and Ishamel the sons of Abraham; God asked Abraham to give him one of his son as part of the convenant
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The 10 commandments: principles in the Judaism faith that provide a basic of ethics and morals, ex: you shall not kill, keep the sabbath day holy, you shall have no other gods before me
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Job- suffered great loss and grief and questioned his faith; then started to believe that God neither rewards people for their faith and virtue nor punishes them
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The 2nd covenant was with Noah God promised that if he established the covenant then there shall never be another flood
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Maimoindes 13 principles- are the principles of Jewish faith. They describe how the torah is divine, omniscience God, arrival of the Torah and others
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