Judiasm Flashcards
(32 cards)
Talit
Prayer shall
Tefillin
Black, prayer box
Orthodox Judaism
- Traditional
- Follow Sabbath
- Service conducted in Hebrew
- Separation of Male/Female
- Strict Kosher
- Hesitant to discard traditional practices
Conservative Judaism
- Desired moderate change
- Recognized change
- Hebrew in service
- 1/2 Jews belong to this kind
Reform Judaism
- Equality
- Men/Women rabbis, also pray together
- European Enlightenment
- Native language and Hebrew
- Combined w Civil culture
Reconstructionist Judaism
- Newest and Smallest
- Interpret Torah anyway you want
- Changing cultural force, many manifestations
- “It never stands still but evolves”
Torah
1st section of Tanahk, 1st 5 books of Hebrew bible
Nevi’im
The Prophets
Ketuvim
The Writings
Jewish Sabbath
Friday at sunset- Saturday at sunset
Purpose of Sabbath?
Allow everyone to rest, slaves and animals
Rosh Hashanah
Jewish New Year, occurs in Autumn, High Holy Day
Yom Kippur
10 Days after Rosh Hashanah, the day of Atonement. Fasting and prayer.
Hanukkah
Feast of dedication, 8 day period, 9 branched menorah
Passover
Week long festival, recall the Hebrew’s exodus from Egypt to symbolize their liberation
Seder
Memorial meal, “order”
Kosher
Ritually Correct
How is meat prepared?
All blood drained, blood is sacred to God
What is forbidden and why?
Pork and Shellfish, they’re scavengers and can be contaminated by what they eat
What can’t you mix in your meals?
Dairy and Meat
Is Judaism monotheistic or polytheistic?
Monotheistic
Who is Abraham within the Jewish tradition?
Father of Judaism
What was the mass migration of Hebrews out of Egypt called?
Exodus
Who lead the Hebrews during the exodus?
Moses