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    Judaism is one of the oldest monotheistic religions and is based on teachings from the Torah. It originated in Mesopotamia and centers around belief in one God, YHWH. Religious practice is guided by both written texts like the Torah and oral tradition passed down from Moses. Observance of Jewish law and traditions varies between different Jewish groups and sects.

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    Judaism is one of the oldest monotheistic religions and is based on teachings from the Torah. It originated in Mesopotamia and centers around belief in one God, YHWH. Religious practice is guided by both written texts like the Torah and oral tradition passed down from Moses. Observance of Jewish law and traditions varies between different Jewish groups and sects.

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    Judaism is one of the oldest monotheistic religions and is based on teachings from the Torah. It originated in Mesopotamia and centers around belief in one God, YHWH. Religious practice is guided by both written texts like the Torah and oral tradition passed down from Moses. Observance of Jewish law and traditions varies between different Jewish groups and sects.

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    JUDAISM
    The term Jewish refers to religion or belief, tradition and
    culture of the Jewish people. It is the oldest of the three
    monotheistic religions spread (along with Christianity, and
    Islam), also known as "religions of the book" or
    "Abrahamic," and the least of which the number of
    faithful. Judaism is broken down, historically, the other
    two.
    JUDAISM
    • Although there is no single body that will
    systematize and fix the dogmatic content
    of Judaism, its practice is based on the
    teachings of the Torah, also called the
    Pentateuch, comprising, as its name
    suggests five books. The Torah or
    Pentateuch, in turn, is one of the three
    books that comprise the Tanakh (or Old
    Testament, according to Christianity),
    ounder Abraham
    JUDAISM
    aximum deity YHWH
    pe monotheism, Abrahamic religion
    me and number of Jewish supporters, 13.2 million
    cred text and the Talmud Torah
    urgical Hebrew Language
    rn in Mesopotamia, the Middle East
    ly Land Jerusalem, Israel, site of Solomon's Temple
    untry with greatest number of Jews Israel
    rrientes Orthodox Judaism, Reform Judaism, Conservative Judaism,
    constructionist Judaism, secular Judaism
    ar of David Symbol
    mples Synagogues
    ergy Rabbis
    lated religions Christianity and Islam
    JUDAISM
    • Also plays an important role in religious practice
    oral tradition, as beliefs was given to Moses with
    the Torah and kept from his time and the prophets.
    Oral tradition governing the interpretation of the
    biblical text, the encoding and commentary of this
    tradition has given rise to the Mishnah, the Talmud
    and a huge body exegetical developed until today
    by scholars. The compendium of these texts form
    the so-called Jewish law or Halacha.
    JUDUISM
    • The main feature of the Jewish faith is belief in an
    omniscient, omnipotent and provident, that would
    have created the universe and the Jewish people
    chose to reveal the law contained in the Ten
    Commandments and the ritual prescriptions of the
    third and fourth books of Torah. Consequently, the
    rules resulting from these texts and oral tradition
    is the guide to Jewish life, but compliance with
    them varies widely across groups.
    JUDAISMO

    • El término judaísmo se refiere a la religión o


    creencias, la tradición y la cultura del pueblo
    judío. Es la más antigua de las tres
    religiones monoteístas más difundidas (junto
    con el cristianismo y el islam), conocidas
    también como «religiones del libro» o
    «abrahámicas», y la menor de ellas en número
    de fieles. Del judaísmo se desglosaron,
    históricamente, las otras dos.
    JUDAISMO

    • Aunque no existe un cuerpo único que sistematice


    y fije el contenido dogmático del judaísmo, su
    práctica se basa en las enseñanzas contenidas en
    la Torá, también llamado Pentateuco, compuesto,
    como su nombre lo indica por cinco libros. La Torá
    o el Pentateuco a su vez, es uno de los tres libros
    que conforman el Tanaj (o Antiguo Testamento,
    según el cristianismo), a los que se atribuye
    inspiración divina.
    JUDAISMO
    • Fundador Abraham Deidad
    • Máxima YHWH Tipo Monoteísmo, religión Abrahámica
    Nombre y número de seguidores Judíos, 13.200.000
    • Texto sagrado La Torá,y el Talmud Lengua
    • Litúrgica Hebreo Nace en Mesopotamia, Oriente
    • Medio Tierra Santa Jerusalén, Israel, sede del Templo de
    Salomón
    • País con mayor cantidad de judíos Israel
    • Corrientes Judaísmo ortodoxo, judaísmo reformista, judaísmo
    conservador, judaísmo reconstruccionista, judaísmo laico
    • Símbolo Estrella de David Templos Sinagogas
    • Clero Rabinos Religiones relacionadas Cristianismo e Islam
    JUDAISMO

    • Juega también un papel importante en la práctica


    religiosa la tradición oral que, según las creencias
    fue entregada a Moisés junto con la Torá y
    conservada desde su época y la de los profetas. La
    tradición oral rige la interpretación del texto bíblico;
    la codificación y comentario de esta tradición ha
    dado origen a la Mishná, al Talmud y a un enorme
    cuerpo exegético, desarrollado hasta el día de hoy
    por los estudiosos. El compendio de estos textos
    forma la denominada Ley Judía o Halajá
    JUDAISMO
    • El rasgo principal de la fe judía es la creencia en
    un Dios omnisciente, omnipotente y providente,
    que habría creado el universo y elegido
    al pueblo judío para revelarle la ley contenida en
    los Diez Mandamientos y las prescripciones rituales
    de los libros tercero y cuarto de la Torá.
    Consecuentemente, las normas derivadas de tales
    textos y de la tradición oral constituyen la guía de
    vida de los judíos, aunque la observancia de las
    mismas varía mucho de unos grupos a otros.

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