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In Judaism, this being is known as the Messiah, a man who is considered One of God as mentioned in the Hebrew Bible. Christians believe that is, in the foretold Hebrews Bible that the Messiah came as the person Jesus of Nazareth; Jews on the other hand do not believe that Jesus is the messiah. Instead that he is simply a prophet for their God. To this day, Some Jews still believe that the Messiah has not come as the Hebrews Bible says. This is a subject that some Jews think has yet to be fulfilled in prophecy, and has still yet to come.

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The halakha is a collection of jewish religious laws set in order by the Talmud. It includes the commandments, laws, customs, and traditions. This advises jewish beliefs and practices as long as day to day activitys. Translated down, this word stands for a way to behave , derived from its root word meaning to behave

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This term can also be interpreted as a (prophet). These are men who have been created of great stature. The Jewish people look at prophets like the spokesman for God. They believe that these men were chosen by God specifically to speak on his behalf. It is also recorded that a prophet does not necessarily have to be a Jew. The Talmud reports prophets among the gentiles and Israelite's, even prophets known by the name Jonah who were simply sent to speak of God to gentiles. Jews believe that God has a plan to fulfill prophecy and share word of the Torah.

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This is also known as the Hebrew bible. The Tanakh is a series of jewish texts written in biblical hebrew. During the literature of the Rabbinic period the Tanakh was called the Mikrah. Today the Mikrah and the Tanakh are interchangable. This consists of twenty-four book: it counts as one book each known by Samuel, Kings, and chronicles. This Tanakh takes place in the Torah.

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Judaism was originated and is fully surrounded by the simple belief in one God, which is referred to as monotheism. They believe that this God is perfect in every aspect. That he was not created at a point in time or will ever disman. They believe in an infinite God. We read in the Torah the first five books of the Hebrews bible or in other word Tanakh, which consist of many different stories that introduce who this God is. This is the God that sent the commandments down and began the " Law of Moses".

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There are four different styles of Judaism that different Jews put into practice. The orthodox, conservative, reform, and reconstructionist Jew. However,  in general Judaism stays consistent with the terms of basic practices and credence. Majority of Jews still consider themselves of the Jewish belief as oppose to of a branch.

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Kabbalah seeks to define the nature of the universe and human being, in other words the purpose of existence and many other ethical questions. This term literally means "to receive". This belief states that all aspects of our life come from the same root or trunk. Kabbalah is a universal idea that applies to everyone in any religion with different ethnicity.

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This term is also known as Pentateuch. This is as revealed to Moses, the first five books of the Hebrews scripture. The five books the Torah is based off of is- Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, numbers, and Deuteronomy. Along with meaning these subjects, the word Torah is also understood to be the entire Jewish bible.

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This is a book worshipped by jewish people, the Talmud is organized in two sections- the Mishna and the Gemara. The Talmud contains 63 tractates and has opinions and teaching methods from over 1000 rabbis dating back from before the common era. The lessons contained things about ethics, custom, and history.

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Traditionally, there are 613 mitzvot (commandments) that the Jewish go by. These are primarily based off The Torah. These commandments consist of topics such as Prayer, blessings, love, and brotherhood. These commandments are a list of precepts that the Jewish people are guided from.  It is written that these are the "Law of Moses".

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End Times Eschatology All Things Fulfilled

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