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Basics of Judaism Quick Jump Menu Basics of Judaism Religion of Judaism Religious Sects View of non-Jews Rabbi, Sages, & Scholars Synagogues, Shuls, & Temples Jewish Liturgy/Prayers Hebrew Language Name of God Jewish Signs & Symbols Tzedakah (Charity/Giving) Life Cycle (Life, Marriage, Death, & Mourning) Torah & Jewish Law Orthodox Jewish Commentary Chabad: the Coming of Mashiach Kashrut & Dietary Laws Covering your Hair Calendar Sabbath & Holy Days Ancient Israelite Customs Resources & Organizations Israeli News & Magazines |
Basics of Judaism
Religion of JudaismThe information provided at this site is for Christians who desire to have a basic understanding of modern Judaism. The ROOTS of Christianity come from the culture of Biblical Judaism and the worship of Ancient Israel. The Bible, both Old and New Testament is a Jewish book. Yeshua/Jesus is a Jew. The Disciples of Yeshua/Jesus and the Apostle Paul were Torah Observant Jews. While the beliefs and practices of modern Judaism is not always the same beliefs and practices of Judaism in the 1st Century, the Orthodox Jews have preserved and kept many of the same traditions. In order to connect the past with the present, as more and more Christians are desiring to STUDY the Hebraic/Jewish Roots of Christianity, they want to have a better understanding of the basics of modern Judaism. This Web Page has all the necessary information in order to understand modern Judaism and all the various sects and beliefs within Judaism today. Even though the ROOTS of Christianity comes from Judaism and even though Yeshua/Jesus and His disciples were Torah Observant Jews, because Judaism does not recognize Yeshua/Jesus as the Jewish Messiah, it is UNTHINKABLE for Christians who are studying the Hebraic/Jewish Roots of Christianity to convert to Judaism. Even so, may these pages on the "Basics of Judaism" help you in your studies. Basics of Judaism Religious Sects View of non-Jews Rabbi, Sages, & Scholars Synagogues, Shuls, & Temples Jewish Liturgy/Prayers Hebrew Language Name of God Jewish Signs & Symbols Tzedakah (Charity/Giving) Life Cycle (Life, Marriage, Death, & Mourning) Torah & Jewish Law Orthodox Jewish Commentary Chabad: the Coming of Mashiach Kashrut & Dietary Laws Covering your Hair Calendar Sabbath & Holy Days Ancient Israelite Customs Resources & Organizations Israeli News & Magazines |
The Hebraic Life and Ministry of the Messiah
This teaching will help you to identify with the Hebraic Life, Ministry and Teachings of Yeshua the Messiah. Yeshua was born a Jew. He lived a Jew. He died a Jew. He celebrated the weekly Sabbath and annual Festivals. He taught the Torah in parables and the Torah to all nations from Jerusalem during the Messianic Era. |
