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Jewish men wear yarmulkes because covering their heads is described as honoring God.

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There are several different interpretations of the symbolic meaning of the Star of David

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http://JewishHistory.org Rabbi Berel Wein teaches about the core beliefs and frameworks of Judaism, and what makes it different from other religions.

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The Star of David is the most iconic symbol of the Jewish religion. Much like the cross to Christianity

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The Jewish believe in one God. Their God's name in Hebrew is Yahweh, which means "I am".

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Many Jews believe that a savior will one day come to Earth to save them.

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Kabbalah is the physyical representation of the Bible.  At first it was presented orally.

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The second part of the Talmud is a set of commentaries on the Mishnah, the first part of the Talmud

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The first part of the Talmud is a collection of Jewish, oral laws

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The Torah is made of five books, the Book of Moses, Genesis,  Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.

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The Old Testament is refered to as the Torah by the Jewish people

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The Talmud has 2 parts, the Mishnah and the Gemara

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The Talmud is an important body of civil and ceremonial law in Jewish culture

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Of the 613 Jewish commandments, 248 are positive "do's", and 365 are negative "do not's".