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WORLD HISTORY
Chapter 8
Hebrews and Judaism
(2000 BC- AD 70)
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13 Topics- Chapter 81. Abraham
2. Possible routes of Abraham and Moses
3. Moses
4. Ten Commandments
5. Kings unite the Israelites – King David and Solomon
6. Kingdoms of Israel and Judah, c.920bc
7. Judaism and Monotheism
8. Moses and the Golden Calf
9. Hebrew Text – The torah, the Hebrew Bible, and The Commentary
10. The Dead Sea Scrolls
11. Destruction of the Second Temple
12. Jewish Migration After AD 70
13. A Passover meal
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Chapter 8 Hebrews and Judaism
Abraham
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Abraham
Sometime between 2000 and 1500 BC a new people appeared in Southwest Asia. They were the Hebrews (HEE-brooz). The early Hebrews were simple herders, but they developed a culture that became a major influence on later civilizations.
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Chapter 8- Hebrews and Judaism
Possible Routes of Abraham and Moses
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Possible Routes of Abraham and Moses
According to the Hebrew Bible, a leader named Moses appeared among the Hebrews in Egypt. In the 1200s BC, God told Moses to lead the Hebrews out of Egypt. Moses went to the pharaoh and demanded that the Hebrews be freed. The pharaoh refused. Soon afterward a series of terrible plagues, or disasters, struck Egypt.
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Chapter 8 Hebrews and Judaism
Moses
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Moses
c. 1200s BC) Biblical figure, according to the Bible, he led the Hebrew people out of Egypt and back to Canaan in the Exodus. During this journey, Moses received the Ten Commandments from God.
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Chapter 8 Hebrews and Judaism
Ten Commandments
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Ten Commandments
In the Bible, a code of moral laws given to Moses by God; Examples – Do not steal, Do not commit adultery.
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Chapter 8 Hebrews and Judaism
Kings Unite the Israelites- King David and Solomon
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King unite the Israelites-king David and Solomon
According to the Bible; David – killed the Philistine giant Goliath and established the capital of Israel in Jerusalem; David’s son, Solomon, took over the empire and expanded it through trade making the kingdom rich. Solomon built god a great temple in Jerusalem.
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Chapter 8 Hebrew and Judaism
Kingdoms of Israel and Judah, c.920BC
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Kingdoms of Israel and Judah, c.920BC
After Solomon’s death in about 930 BC, revolts broke out over who should be king. Within a year, conflict tore Israel apart. Israel split into two kingdoms called Israel and called Judah (JOO-duh). The people of Judah became known as Jews.
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Chapter 8 Hebrew and Judaism Judaism and Monotheism
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Judaism and Monotheism
Religion is the foundation upon which the Jews base their whole society. In fact, much of Jewish culture is based directly on Jewish beliefs. The central beliefs of Judaism, the Jewish religion, are beliefs in God, education, justice, and obedience.
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Chapter 8 Hebrew and Judaism
Moses and the Golden Calf
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Moses and the Golden Calf According to the Hebrew Bible, when
Moses returned from Mount Sinai, he found the Hebrews worshipping a statue of a golden calf. They had become impatient waiting for Moses and wanted to worship a god they could see. Moses was furious that they were worshipping a statue instead of God. In this Italian painting from the 1600s, the Hebrews are destroying the golden calf.
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Chapter 8 Hebrew and Judaism
Hebrew Texts – The Torah, The Hebrew Bible, and The Commentary
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Hebrew Texts – The Torah, The Hebrew Bible, and The Commentary
The Torah
Using a special pointer called a yad, this girl is reading aloud from the Torah. The Torah is the most sacred of Hebrew writings. Jews believe its contents were revealed to Moses by God. The Torah plays a central role in many Jewish ceremonies, like this one.
The Hebrew Bible
These beautifully decorated pages are from a Hebrew Bible. The Hebrew Bible, sometimes called the Tanach, includes the Torah and other ancient writings.
The Commentaries
The Talmud is a collection of laws, commentaries, and discussions about the Torah and the Hebrew Bible. The Talmud is a rich source of information for discussion and debate. Rabbis and religious scholars like these young men study the Talmud to learn about Jewish history and laws.
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Chapter 8 Hebrew and Judaism
The Dead Sea Scrolls
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The Dead Sea Scrolls
Besides the Torah, the Hebrew Bible, and the Commentaries, many other documents also explain ancient Jewish beliefs. Among the most important are the Dead Sea Scrolls, writings by Jews who lived about 2,000 years ago.
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Chapter 8 Hebrew and Judaism
Destruction of the Second Temple
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Destruction of the Second Temple
Frustrated by a century of Roman rule, many Jews rose up in armed rebellion. Led by the Zealots, they fought furiously for four years. But the experienced Roman army crushed the revolt. The Romans even destroyed the Jews’ holiest site, the Second Temple in Jerusalem.
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Chapter 8 Hebrew and Judaism
Jewish Migration After AD 70
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Jewish Migration After AD 70 Known as the Diaspora, Jews left to settle in
other parts all over Europe and Northern Africa. Jews everywhere shared the basic beliefs of Judaism. For example, all Jews still believed in one God and tried to obey God's law as set forth in the sacred texts. But communities in various parts of the world had different customs. As a result, the Jewish communities in different parts of the world began to develop their own languages, rituals, and cultures.
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Chapter 8 Hebrew and Judaism
A Passover meal
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A Passover meal
Passover honors the Exodus, one of the most important events in Hebrew history. In honor of this event from their past, Jews share a special meal called a seder. Each item in the seder symbolizes a part of the Exodus. For example, bitter herbs represent the Jews’ bitter years of slavery in Egypt. Before eating the meal, everyone reads prayers from a book called the Haggadah (huh-GAH-duh). It tells the story of the Exodus and reminds everyone present of the Jews’ history.