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Oneness of God - Coggle Diagram
Oneness of God
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Story of Adam and Eve
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Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil- Significant element in Adam and eve story. It represents a test of obedience for Adam and Eve. By taking a fruit they gained knowledge of Good and Evil.
Adam and Eve- both figures in the Book of Genesis. First, God created Adam, the first human being, from the dust of the earth and breathed life into him. Adam was then placed in the Garden of Eden. God saw that Adam was alone and decided to create a suitable partner for him. God created Eve, the first woman, by taking one of Adam's ribs while he slept and forming her from it.
Garden of Eden- setting where Adam and Eve were tempted and ate the fruit from the tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil
Sacred texts
Job- The Book of Job is a significant book in the Hebrew Bible that explores profound questions about human suffering
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Commandments
10 Commandments- a set of moral and religious principles that play a central role in Judaism and have influenced other religious and ethical systems as well. 
613 commandments- Refers to the belief that there are a total of 613 commandments in Jewish religious law. These commandments are derived from the Hebrew Bible, primarily from the Torah
Maimonides 13 Principles- are a concise summary of Jewish beliefs formulated by the influential medieval Jewish scholar Moses ben Maimon