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Israelites/Christian

Ancient Israelites and Early Christians

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belief in one god monotheism
Taken from the Torah, they formed the basic moral laws of many nations Ten Commandments
David's son who became the third king. He built the Temple of Jerusalem Solomon
the Promised Land of the Israelites; present day Lebanon, Israel, and Jordan Canaan
Second king of the Israelites, founded the capital of Jerusalem David
Where Moses received the Torah, a set of laws from God, they became the first five books of the Hebrew Bible Mt. Sinai
Descendants of Abraham who left Mesopotamia and settled into Canaan Israelites
period of forced absence from one`s country exile
period of dry weather drought
Abraham's grandson, raised 12 sons who led the 12 Tribes of Israel Jacob
the first King of the Israelites Saul
Israelite faith Judaism
Led the Israelites out of Egypt Moses
idea that the law should apply equally Rule of Law
A deliverer sent by God messiah (vocab)
an agreement covenant
Israelite escape from Egypt Exodus
Contains the history and religious laws of the Israelites Hebrew Bible
Israelites believe there are all descended from him Abraham
Judah's capital city, founded by David Jerusalem
a Jewish man that preached forgiveness, love for your neighbor, and equality for all regardless of social status Jesus
a religion that has its roots in Judaism, but follows the teachings of Jesus and the belief of his resurrection and teachings Christianity
a massive Empire around the Mediterranean where the Christian religion spread easily Roman Empire
harsh mistreatment of others based on religion persecute
To Christians, Jesus Christ, who could redeem humans from sin messiah
contains both the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) and the teachings of Jesus and his followers (New Testament) Christian Bible
the forgiveness of human sin through the belief in Jesus salvation
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