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Judaism:
- Followers of Judaism are called Jews.
• Judaism was founded by Abraham around 2000
BCE.
• Jews believe that God gave Moses the Ten
Commandments.
• The Jewish holy book is the Torah, which is the oral and written laws of the Jews.
- Jews believe that they descended from Abraham and Sarah, the first people to worship God.
- Abraham lived at least 3,700 years ago in a city near the Euphrates River.
Moses is considered a great prophet, or a person
who receives messages from God.
• Moses led Israelites out of Egypt and away from
slavery to Israel.
• Jews believe that God gave Moses the Ten
Commandments, a code of moral law to live by.
• The Ten Commandments are found in the Jewish
holy book called the Torah, which are the written
laws of the Jews.
The Israelites (now called Hebrews) claimed the
city of Jerusalem and built a holy temple there.
• Between 700-500 BCE, Roman invaders captured
Jerusalem and destroyed the temple.
• Today, the only remaining part of the temple is the
Western Wall, known as the Wailing Wall.
• It is one of the most sacred sites recognized by
the Jewish faith.
Jews were forced out of Israel and moved to
many places all over the world.
• This is called diaspora, or spreading out of
Jews.
• The Jewish people did not return to their
homeland until the modern state of Israel was
created in 1948.
There are over 15 million followers worldwide.
• Jews worship in synagogues and temples.
• They believe that a messiah, or a savior, will
lead them to the Promised Land.
The sacred book of Jews is called The
Torah.
Rosh Hashanah celebrates the Jewish new year.
• Yom Kippur is known as the “Day of Atonement”
(asking for forgiveness of sins).
• It is the holiest day for Jews.
• No work is allowed on this day and much of the
day is spent in synagogue.
• Many Jews fast during this day.
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Christainity
Christianity has its roots in Judaism.
• Christians believe in Jesus, a carpenter who began to
travel and teach new ideas about Judaism around 30
CE.
• He believed that the old laws of Judaism should be
replaced by a simple system based on love and kindness.
• Christians believe that Jesus was the Messiah, or
savior.
Jesus performed miracles, and after people
saw the results, they became followers.
• He laid his hands on people and could heal
them.
• Jesus used parables (stories that teach
lessons) to link his teachings to people’s
everyday lives.
• Jesus soon gained a large following.
Jesus was not popular with Jewish leaders.
• They did not want him to threaten their
power and had the Romans arrest him.
• Jesus was crucified at the age of 33.
The Bible is the main holy book for Christians.
• It consists of:
1. The Old Testament -- contains the Ten
Commandments
2. The New Testament -- about Jesus and his
teachings
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Islam:
Islam began around 622 CE in Southwest Asia.
• In Arabic, Islam means “surrender to the will of Allah” (God).
• Followers of Islam are called Muslims, and the founder is
Muhammad.
• Muslims believe that there is only one god (Allah) and that
Muhammad is the last and greatest prophet of Islam.
• Other prophets include Abraham, Moses, & Jesus.
In 610 CE, Muhammad was an Arab merchant in
Mecca who was concerned about how rich
merchants refused to help the needy.
• He went to meditate on this in the Cave of Hira.
• While there, Muhammad received a message from
the angel Gabriel, the messenger of Allah.
The Muslim holy book is the Qur’an or Koran.
• It states how people should live their lives.
• It describes the Five Pillars of Faith, which are the
obligations all Muslims must fulfill in their lifetime.
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Facts about Islam, Christianity, and Judaism.
Answer:
ISLAM
Islam is an Abrahamic, monogamous, and worldwide religion that holds Muhammad to be a divine messenger. With over two billion adherents or 24.9 percent of the world's population, it is the world's second religion.
Islam is a significant international religion founded in the Arabian in the seventh century under the Prophet Muhammad. The Arabic word Islam, which essentially means "surrender," encapsulates Islam's central theological concept: that the believer (dubbed a Muslim from the active component Islam) submits to Allah's (Allah: Almighty) will. Allah is regarded as the one and only God, the world's largest originator, preserver, and healer.
- • Abraham, Moses, and Jesus are examples of other prophets. Muhammad was an Arab trader in 610 CE. Mecca, who was worried about his wealth, Merchants were uninterested in assisting the poor.
- • He went to Hira Cave to ponder about this.
- • While he was there, Muhammad got a communication from Allah's messenger, the angel Gabriel The Qur'an, often known as the Koran, is the Muslim holy book.
- • It lays forth the guidelines for how individuals should spend their lives.
- • Islam means "surrender to Allah's will" in Arabic (God).
- • Islam's adherents are known as Muslims, and the religion's founder is known as the Prophet Muhammad.
- • Muslims believe in just one god (Allah) and that there are no other gods. Muhammad is Islam's final and greatest prophet.
CHRISTIANITY
Christianity is an ancient religious sect based on Jesus of Nazareth's moral teachings. With around 2.5 billion adherents, it is the world's largest religion.
Christianity is a prominent religion that originated in the first century CE with the existence, preaching, and crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth (the Christ, or the Anointed One of God). It has grown to be the world's greatest religion and the most internationally widespread of all faiths. It has a global following of almost the world population. The Roman Catholic Church, Eastern Orthodox churches, and Protestant churches are the three main denominations.
- • He could heal people just by laying his hands on them.
- • To connect his teachings to people's lives, Jesus employed parables (stories that teach lessons).
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- • Jesus quickly gathered a sizable following. The Jewish officials did not like Jesus.
- • They had the Romans arrest him because they didn't want him to endanger their rule.
- • At the age of 33, Jesus was crucified.• Christians believe in Jesus, a carpenter who began traveling and teaching new views about Judaism at the age of 30.
- • He thought that Judaism's ancient laws should be replaced with a basic system focused on love and charity.
- • Christians believe that Jesus was the Messiah (or savior) of the world. People were drawn to Jesus because of his miracles, and they became followers after seeing the effects.
JUDAISM
Judaism is an Old, agnostic, ethnocultural faith that encompasses the Jewish people's choices collective religious, cultural, and legal heritage and civilization. It began as an organized religion in the Middle Ages in the Middle East.
With approximately 4,000 years of history, Judaism is the world's oldest monotheistic religion. Judaism adherents believe in a single God who revealed himself to them via past prophecies. Recognizing the Jewish faith, which has a rich heritage of law, history, and custom, requires knowledge of its past.
- • Jews believe that God handed the Ten Commandments to Moses. The Ten Commandments are a set of moral guidelines to follow.
- • The Jewish Bible contains the Ten Commandments. The Torah is a sacred book that contains the written laws of God. the Jewish laws. The Hebrews (now known as Israelites) claimed the land. Jerusalem and constructed a sacred temple there.
- • Between 700 and 500 BCE, Roman invaders conquered the area. Jerusalem was conquered, and the temple was desecrated.
- • The only section of the temple that has survived is the Wailing Wall, also known as the Western Wall.
- • It is regarded as one of the holiest locations in the world. the faith of the Jews Jews was expelled from Israel and relocated to numerous different locations all throughout the world
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