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    devout believers consider it to be the literal truth‚ while others interpret it symbolically. In Jewish tradition‚ the Torah refers to the five “Books of Moses” or what Christians refer to as the Pentateuch: Genesis‚ Exodus‚ Leviticus‚ Numbers‚ and Deuteronomy. The Jewish Tanakh refers to the body of scripture known to Christians as the rest of the Old Testament. The Torah is by far the most important part scripture in the Jewish faith because‚ in addition to including the stories of the Patriarchs

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    God’s Covenant with Abraham and the People of Israel Covenants are a prevalent practice in modern business. Examples of these contracts include things such as homeowners’ association covenants and restrictive covenants which limit how property is used. The concept of a covenant in ancient times was a bit different and involved an agreement between God and mankind. Covenants between God and man are found throughout the scriptures of three major western religions. Arguably‚ one of the most significant

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    The Bible

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    compared to the new testament. It is divided into different categories which include; law‚ history‚ poetry and prophecy. 5 of the books which include; Genesis‚ Exodus‚ Leviticus‚ Numbers and Deuteronomy are the first part of the Jewish Bible which is the Torah. All of the Old Testament books were created and written before Jesus was born. Christians call it the Old Testament because they believed that there would be a new covenant between man and god after the son of God was born. The New Testament is

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    Women in Orthodox Judaism

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    Zaret Bullones Women’s and Gender Studies 398 Professor DeLuca February 19‚ 2013 Women In Orthodoxy In scrutinizing religion‚ religious customs and holy texts‚ one finds the struggle to find the women’s roles to be as fulfilling and empowering as those to men’s. Orthodox Judaism is no exception‚ with many struggles being addressed in Norma Baumel Joseph’s Women In Orthodoxy. In her writing‚ she speaks of the roots of how women gained the knowledge and position they have now through education

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    Although it is somewhat difficult to obtain the exact number‚ there is little doubt that the Bible is the world’s best-selling and most widely distributed book. Unsurprisingly‚ the most popular book of all time has an interesting history. Many great scholars have written about the history of the Bible as to find the answer to the mysterious question: Who is the author of the Bible? In his fascinating and convincing book “Who Wrote The Bible?” Richard Friedman has concisely walked us through the history

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    The Flood Story Analysis

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    1. Moses has traditionally been considered the author‚ of The Flood Story‚ included in the book of Genesis. Since writing has yet to be an organized language at time (around 1300 B.C.) it almost seems certain that the stories were handed down orally rather than written down.Moses was a Hebrew prophet‚ educator and leader who delivered his people from slavery in Egypt. He was also considered to be the organizer of the community’s religious and civil traditions.At his birth‚ descendants of Israel

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    different ways Koran‚ Kuran‚ this is because Arabic is hard to translate. The Quran is the word of God as reveled by the prophet Mohammed. The Jewish Holy Book is referred to as the Hebrew Bible. The first five books of the Hebrew Bible is called the Torah. This is the part of the bible lays out a system of moral and religious conduct. The Hebrew Bible was put together in the 1st century A.D. by rabbis and teachers of the Jewish text. The Hebrew Bible and the Quran both set up a system of law for the

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    Ron Weis May 10‚ 2012 Rabbi Lewin PHIL 4960 The Tenth of The Ten The Hebrew Bible gives two lists of the ten commandments‚ one in Exodus and the second in Deuteronomy. Many of the faiths that stem from Judaism follow the guidelines given by these fundamental sets of rules‚ also known as the Decalogue. Despite the common origination‚ the Ten Commandments have been changed or molded to represent the core principles specific to religions such as Christianity. The common operation for each faith

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    Explain and analyse the contribution to and impact of feminist theology in Judaism The vast majority of religions developed in a time of male dominance within society. As a result the practices and expressions of a religion are usually conducted in ways which make it difficult for women to gain equality. Jewish feminists have one main agenda‚ to challenge and fight sexism within Judaism. Many Jewish feminists see their work as part of the Tikkun Olam‚ the redemption‚ restoration or repair of the

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    archeological evidence to try and explain what the biblical story is based off of‚ or if it is rooted in fact. There is a fairly new theory that attempts to explain the lack of archaeological evidence of the Exodus spoken of in the Old Testament or Torah. This theory is that the Canaanites were the Israelites‚ or became the Israelites‚ and there was no Exodus‚ or conquering of the land of Canaan by the Joshua and his people. This theory is not entirely inaccurate‚ but does not seem plausible because

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