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PHI 322

Judaism

TermDefinition
722 BC fall of Samaria / Isreal
587 fall of jerusalem / destruction of the 1st temple
537 return from exile and rebuilding of the temple
166 maccabean revult / miracle of chanukah
70 AD destruction of the 2nd temple
1948 creation of the state of israel
Pharisees rabbis, scribes, and interpreters - lead to the talmud
sadducees priests who focused on the rituals of the temple and accepted Hellenism
Essenes monastic and strict people who discovered the dead sea scrolls
Zealots nationalists and those who attacked Jewish elites
Ashkenazi Jews from Germany who speak Yiddish
Sephardi Jews from Spain, comprised most of the early jewish americans
Kabbalism Jewish mysticism, centered around the Zihar, and the 10 attributes of God
Hasidism founder was Baal Shem Tov and emphasizes joy, emotions, and closeness to God
Satmar Hasidism largest branch of Hasidism in the USA today
orthodox follows strict obedience to the TOraj
COnservative follows an adaptation to the Torah
Reform Judaism rejection of the Torah as binding (Judaism more as a cultural identity)
Kashrut dietary laws
prayers Tefillah
Mikveh ceremonial bath (mostly for women)
Tefillin scripture box worn on the forehead
payot sidlocks
kippot skull cap
Tallitot prayer shawl
TzitTzit 4 corner tassels
Mezuzah parchment for the doorway
building a fence around the law "protecting the law from human trespass by taking the most rigorous interpretation of the law
jewish calendar follows the lunar cylce, but has to be synchronized with the sun
Rosh Hashanah Jewish new year
days of awe 10 days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur meant for reflection and asking for forgiveness
yom kippur day of atonement, meant for repentance between you and God
Sukkot festival of booths
Hanukkah miracles of lights, commemorating rededication of the temple
purim festival for esther, sharing of a meal and donating money
Passover / Pesach sedar meal and commemorates the beginning of the Exodus
shavuot festival of weeks
Tanakh Torah and Nev and KEtuvim (law+prophets+writings)
Torah Pentatuch (core law and teaching)
Mishnah compilation of oral Torah - ethical and ritual teachings
Gemara commentary and analysis of the Mishnah
Talmud Gemara + Mishnah
Halakah Jewish law dreived from other jewish texts
Haggadah nonlegal literature stories for jewish moral guidance
Kabbalah jewish mystucal tradition / exploration of the soul
Zohar central text of the Habbalah, mystical commentary on Torah
13 principles from Maimonides / RamBam all about God, torah, etc
7 laws of Noah only 1 is positive (requires action)
613 the number of Jewish mitzvot (Laws)
yad pointer for the torah
yahrzeit anniversary of a death
YHWH tetragrammaton
Baal Shem Tov founder of Chassidic Judaism
midrash the exposition of scripture
sabbatai zvi a false messiah who ultimately converted to islam
Sukkah a tent or temporary dwelling
Western Wall the only remaining structure of the 2nd temple left
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