4 Main Beliefs of Judaism

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4 Main Beliefs of Judaism

Education

adult Hebrew school

central to Jewish life

Has always been important to the Jewish people

Boys studied their religion

Monotheism

Jewish people are monotheistic.They worship Yahweh, the national god of the Iron Age kingdoms of Israel (Samaria) and Judah.

still widely practiced today

two different sounding ideas of God in their beliefs

God is right here with us, caring about each individual as a parent does their child.

God is an all-powerful being who is quite beyond human ability to understand or imagine.

Belief in one god

Subtopic

God is just, but God is also merciful

God is Transcendent, omnipresent and omnipotent

God can't be subdivided into different persons

Helped shape the Jewish society

Justice and Righteousness

Jewish justice logo

Righteousness means being proper

Justice means kindness and fairness

central to Jewish religion

Obedince and Law

Jewish people believe in justice and righteousness. Justice means kindness and fairness to all people, even criminals. Righteousness means being proper when everyone else is unproper. This is also central to Jewish life . Obedince and law are also important to Jewish life. Obedince means the law. The most important law is the Ten Comandments. The set of laws called the Mosaic Law guides daily Jewish life.

the Mosaic law

Moses recieving the ten comandments

mosaic laws guide daily jewish life

most important law is the ten comandments

guides their daily life

obedience is to obey the law