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Life Cycle Events Tel.- literally means son/daughter of the commandments 2 commandments associated - Donning of the Tefilin - Called to Torah for an alliyah |
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Law and Ethics (commandment) Tel.- 613 mitzvah in Torah - Ethical, social, and ritual commands |
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3 pilgrimages: agricultural, historical, and spiritual reasons |
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Holidays- agricultral, spiritual, and historical dimensions Passover- barley, exodus, ? Shavuot- wheat, Sinai, ? Sukkoth- ingathering, wilderness, ? |
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List: Rabbinic Holidays, Fasts |
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Chanuka, Purim, Tisha B'av |
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Synagogue and Prayer- three times/ day (afternoon) Tel.- afternoon relgious service |
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List: Contemporary Holidays |
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Yom Ha-shoah Yom Ha-atzma'ut Yom Yerushalayim |
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List: elements of synagogue service |
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Siddur- prayerbook Kriyat shema- accepting the yoke of heaven amidah/shemoneh esrai- the silent meditation |
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Synagogue and Prayer- three time/day- morning Tel.- morning religious service |
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List: things to consider for kashrut preparation |
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Ritual slaughter Salting Mean and Milk Separate dishes/ cutlery Pareve |
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Life cycle events- death Te.- aveilut- the year of mouning for one's parents |
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List: names for daily prayer services |
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Shacharit (morning) Mincha (afternoon) Ma'ariv (night) |
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Life cycle events- death 30 days, year (for parents) Tel.- Hebrew word for seven During the shiva week, mouners remain at home and sit on low stools |
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Life cycle events- marriage Tel.- the Marriage Contract Grooms required to give wives at wedding Spells out husbands obligation to wife |
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Purity Laws Ritual slaughtersn, salting, meat and milk, separate dishes/ sutlery, pareve (neutral) Tel.- Jews can only eat food that has been prepared a certain way. |
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"the heart is drawn after the actions" |
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Law and Ethics Notes- cultivate the heart to understand the right way of thinking. - Fundamental lack of trust in the human personality, Must train people by actions. |
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Sabbath Tel.- Takes advantage of the legally mandated permission to carry inside a private domain, by creating a large puclic area into a "private domain." |
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Holidays- lulav (palm branch) etrog (citron) Tel.- lulav, 2 willow twigs, 3 myrtle twigs, and etrog |
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Synagogue and Prayer- Blessings: Over pleasure (food, drink, aroma) Before fulfillments of commandments (focus your attention) Praise (e.g. over things in nature) |
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Sabbath Tel.- Objects forbidden to be handled because they are forbidden to be used |
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Life cycle events- birth Circumcision Tel.- Oldest ritual in Judaism, Instructed for Abraham - Mosty physical distinction for Jewish males |
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Holidays- High Holy Days (shofar, tashlikh, teshuvah (repentance)) Tel.- goal- reconciliation between people and God - Only sins forgiven are sins against God - Only fast day mandated in Torah |
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Contemporary Holidays- Holocaust Commemoration Day Tel.- No set rituals - In Israel at 11 AM all peole stop and stand at attention |
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List the 3 Pilgrimage holidays |
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Holidays- 3 Pilgrimages Tel.- Agricultural holiday celebrating the harvest in the land of Israel - Remembers the time of Israel in the wilderness |
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Holidays- Sukkot Tel.- marks the completion of the annual cycle of Torah readings - positive occasion- delight at having finish; joy at opportunity to start again |
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Holidays- Sukkot Tel.- Symbolizes the tents in which the Jewish people lived during 40 years of wandering in the desert |
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Holidays- High Holy Days Tel.- 10 days between Rosh Hoshanah and Yom Kippur - How one acts on these days may influence God's decree in the Book of Life |
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Life cycle events- birth Redemption of the First Born Tel.- Father pays to have son released from obligation to priest. |
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Sabbath ritual (songs at meals) Tel.- Special Sabbath table songs - most songs deal with themes of Sabbath |
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Holidays- 3 Pilgrimages Staying up all night readin Torah and eating dairy Tel.- celebrates the giving of the Torah |
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Sabbath ritual Tel.- "separation"- ceremony done Saturday night- separation between Sabbath and the weekdays 3 items used 1.) candle 2.) wine cup filled to overflowing 3.) box filled with fragrant spices |
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Law and Ethics Tel.- One must avoid doing anything that might lead to a forbidden act - Anything that is forbidden to be used on the Sabbath is also forbidden to be handled. |
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Law and Ethics Tel.- purely legal matters - legislates precise modes of behavior |
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Holidays- interclation Notes- in a 19 year cycle there are 7 leap years- to make up for every year's loss of 11 days |
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Holidays- 3 pilgrimages Tel.- Most widely observed Jewish holiday - celebrates God's freeing Jewish slaves from Egyptian slavery and beginning of Jewish nationhood |
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Notes- absolute monotheism - invisible God- has no image |
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Holidays- High Holy Days Tel.- Jewish New Year - Goal- is ethical and relgious reassessment of one's life |
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Sabbath ritual Tel.- Sabbath rituals in the house Follows hand washing ceremony Traditionally there are two challot - commemorate Israel's extra portion received in Sinai desert every Friday - Symbolizes that we too have sufficient food |
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Holidays- Passover Tel.- Fled Egypt so quickly that bread didn't have time to rise - Commemorate by eating matzah symbolizing that it is better to live in freedom and eat poor food than to remain in slavery and eat well |
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Sabbath ritual Tel.- 3 meals rather than 2 on the Sabbath because it is a joyous day |
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Sabbath Ritual- in the house Tel.- After the candle lighting, the father customarily blesses the children. He puts his hand on each child's head and recites a blessing. |
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Rabbinic Holidays, Fasts Mourning the destruction of the Temple, book of Lamentations Tel.- Saddest day in Jewish history - Commemorating the destruction of the 1st and 2nd temples - Full fast day - Only happy association is that tradition says messiah will be born on this day |
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Contemporary Holidays Jerusalem Re-unification day Tel.- Declared in aftermath of 1967 Six- Day war |
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Life cycle events- Marriage Bill of Divorce Tel.- Follows standard format |
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Purity Laws Tel.- Ritual bath - Only after immersing herself in the mikvah is the woman to resume sexual relations. |
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Rabbinic Holidays, Fasts Book of Ester Drinking Alms Gifts to one another Costumes |
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Sabbath (labors) Tel.- In the Mishna the rabbis designated 39 forbidden labors |
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Sabbath ritual Tel.- Sabbath rituals in the house - kiddush prayer recited over the wine - emphasizes 2 themes: creation and exodus |
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Rabbinic Holidays, Fasts 8 days, menorah Tel.- 167 BCE Antichus plans to degrad ethe temple. Jews plan to restore purity. - Only had 1 days worth of oil to burn but miraculously lasted the necessary 8 days |
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Law and Ethics saving life Tel.- "where life is at stake" - law suspended when human life is at stake - reflects high value on human life |
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Purity laws- kosher Supervision, signs for permitted animals, fish, fowl, blood Tel.- Torah associates with holiness animals permitted- cloven hooves and regurgitate food fish- only with fins and scale- shellfish forbidden fowl- chicken turkey and duck permitted |
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Purity Laws Tel.- The "seven clean days" after a womeans period she must go to the mikvah to be conisdered not tahmay, impure. |
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Holidays Notes- Have a solilunar calenar |
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Brit (covenant) Notes- Hebrew word for guide - constantly in force but never broken - TaNaK |
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Holidays- High Holy Days- Yom Kippur Tel.- Hebrew for throw - On the 1st day of Rosh Hoshana Jews go to a river and symbolically cast their sins into the water. Derived from verse in Micah. |
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Holidays- Passover Tel.- Heb. maror- represents the bitterness of jewish servitude in Egypt. |
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Holidays- Passover Tel.- Text read at passover seder - Moses metnioned once. God remains the hero of the Exodus story. - "Why is this night different from all other nights?" |
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Sabbath Ritual Tel.- Traditionally before the Sabbath meal the husband reads Proverbs 31 to express admiration of his wife. |
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Blessing the children "a woman of valor" kiddush challah (2) three meals |
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Life cycle events- death Tel.- More than 2000 years old - Often recited in memory of the dead but theme is the greatness of God |
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Holidays- Comtemporary Israel Independence Day Debate on how to celebrate or if it should even be a religious holiday |
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Synagogue and Prayer central table, platform faces differently amond denominations |
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Synagogue and Prayer- service accepting the yoke of heaven- Deut 6, 11; Num. 15 Kryiat- covering the eyes |
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Synagogue and Prayer Mon/ Th AM, Sabb. afternoon lengthier "weekly" portion on Sabbath am |
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Synagogue and Prayer- Torah reading Ark |
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Synagogue and Prayer- three time/day Morning religious service |
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Purity Laws Hebrew term for a menstruating woman |
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Synagogue and Prayer leader |
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Synagogue and Prayer afternoon religious service |
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Synagogue and Prayer- three times/day Evening religious service |
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Life cycle events- death The year of mourning for one's parents. |
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Life cycle events- birth Naming ceremony for baby girls |
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