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Abraham (1948 BCE) is considered the first Jewish Jew , initiating the connection between God and the Jewish people. Avraham had a son Yitchak and Yitchak had a son Yaakov and Yaakov father of twelve tribes. One of those tribes was the Levi tribe. Moshe Rabeinu  was Levi.Main prophet who led the Jews out of slavery in Egypt and received the Torah Shebichtav (written torah ) and Torah She Baal pet (oral torah) from Hashem  on Mount Sinai 1313 BCE. 635 years Avraham and Moshe. 

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Abraham (1948 BCE) is considered the first Jewish Jew , initiating the connection between God and the Jewish people. Avraham had a son Yitchak and Yitchak had a son Yaakov and Yaakov father of twelve tribes. One of those tribes was the Levi tribe. Moshe Rabeinu  was Levi.Main prophet who led the Jews out of slavery in Egypt and received the Torah Shebichtav (written torah ) and Torah She Baal pet (oral torah) from Hashem  on Mount Sinai 1313 BCE. 635 years Avraham and Moshe. 

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The Matan Torah was the giving of the Torah on Mt. Sinai. It was when God gave the Jews his most cherished possession. The day it happened was6th (or 7th—see The Events section) day of the Hebrew month of Sivan.

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Destruction of the second beit Hamikdash

The beit hamikdash was destroyed on 7CE on the 9th of Av. It was destroyed by the Roman and the leader was Titus . It was destroyed because the Jewish revolt against the Roman. People still honor the beit hamikdash destruction.

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1. Commentary on the Mishnah:

The Gemara serves as a detailed commentary on the Mishnah, a foundational text of Jewish law.

2. Part of the Talmud:

Together, the Mishnah and the Gemara constitute the Talmud, a central work in Rabbinic Judaism.

3. Two Versions:

There are two versions of the Gemara: the Talmud Yerushalmi (Jerusalem Talmud) and the Talmud Bavli (Babylonian Talmud).

4. Oral Tradition:
Initially transmitted orally, the Gemara was eventually written down over several centuries.

5.Focus on Legal and Ethical Discussions:

It explores various aspects of Jewish law, ethics, customs, and history, offering diverse perspectives.

What the rabbis were called in the Gemara times.

In the era of the Gemara, rabbis were primarily referred to as Amoraim.

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Meaning “The first ones/The early ones”

Rashi and the Rambam were Rishonim

Information about Rishonim: They were “leading rabbis and legal authorities who lived during the medieval period, from roughly the 11th to the 15th centuries”.

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The Shulchan Aruch, completed in the 16th centuryThe Shulchan Aruch, or Code of Jewish Law, is divided into four main parts, mirroring the structure of the earlier Arba'ah Turim: Orach Chaim, Yoreh De'ah, Even Ha'ezer, and Choshen Mishpat. Each section covers a distinct area of Jewish law and practice.

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What is Achronim? Jewish law and authorities mostly from the 16th century to the 19th.

Why is Achronim important? It refers to the leading rabbis and legal scholars who lived from roughly the 16th century to the present, following the Rishonim.