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| one day the hebrew bibel says god told abraham to leave his home in mesopahtamia |
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| moses led his pepole out of egypt in a journey called the exidous |
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| to the hebrews the realese from slavery proving that god can watch and protect them |
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| a code of moral laws known as the ten commandments |
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| as a young boy he had been the shpepard |
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| solomon took the throne in about 965bc |
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| scattering the jews of isreal and the Judah |
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| the belif in only one god |
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| the most sacred text of Judisom |
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| or jewish house of worship |
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| are peole who are said to recive messages from from god to be taught to others |
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| set of commentments and lessons for everyday life the writtings of the talmud were produced between AD200 and 600 |
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| writtings by jews who lived about 2,000 years ago |
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| the most reablliousd of these group called zealots |
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| is a time for jews to rember the exodus |
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| the two most sacred of all jewish holy days |
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| an acronimn for the first hebrew letter |
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| aanother term for the law |
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| a anciernt for a distrect of the isreal |
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| it is made up from the dessendents |
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| it was a big hebrewws tradition |
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| a big tribe that was only celebrated on specail accasions |
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