https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle This is a collection of topics of the Life Cycle of The Chosen by Jack Mock and Alex Esenwein en-us 2016-09-09 15:20:23 UTC 2023-08-16 03:10:37 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padletuploads.blob.core.windows.net/aws/129802155/cc7faff9337f5a7d5e4e3ba03dc3293c/Recycle.png JackMock https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122787907 In Jewish Law, life begins after birth.
From then, the mother is named "Niddah" and must be separated from the husband up to 7 days if the child is male, or 14 days if the child is female. Later, the father blesses the reading of the Torah]]> 2016-09-09 15:47:12 UTC https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122787907 aesen1 https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788010 Whenever a child turns 13, in Jewish Law, he is no longer a minor and takes on full responsibility of the Torah. This is an autmomatic procedure, but often times a celebration is held in honor of the child's responsibilities. Coincidentally, this can also double as the childs 13th birthday party.]]> 2016-09-09 15:47:26 UTC https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788010 JackMock https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788104 In marriage, a spouse can be acquired in 3 ways, Money, Contract, and the..."Fun Time". Marriage is important in Judaism because it isn't just to reproduce, it is solely for companionship, love, and intimacy. The husband is responsible for providing food, clothing, and..."Fun Time". The woman's purpose is only listed as being a partner to the husband.]]> 2016-09-09 15:47:38 UTC https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788104 aesen1 https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788143 If the wife of a couple wishes to divorce, the husband must write a letter of severance.
The letter is handed from the husband to the wife, and then the wife is sent away from the home. If the letter, known as get, is not written, then in the eyes of Jewish law, no matter how long they have been seperated, they are still married.]]> 2016-09-09 15:47:44 UTC https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788143 JackMock https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788164 The Jews take on the afterlife is expressed with resurrection and reincarnation. Resurrection occurs during the messianic age. A time referred to as the World to Come]]> 2016-09-09 15:47:49 UTC https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788164 aesen1 https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788200 In Jewish culture, death is considered to be all apart of God's (or G-d's if you are Jewish) plan. Mourning is not to show distaste for death, but to show repect for the death and to comfort the living who will miss the deceased. ]]> 2016-09-09 15:47:54 UTC https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788200 JackMock https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788637 When a Jew reaches the time of adulthood, they soon hold a celebration that is unforgettable for the child becoming an adult. They don't actually become an adult, during this age, they don't even grow facial hair. When a child is "coming of age" they just mean that he/she is gaining "spiritual maturity". This means that they can have a better understanding of life and God himself.]]> 2016-09-09 15:49:02 UTC https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788637 aesen1 https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788895 In Jewish Law, a father and mother must love their children with all of their soul. However, they cannot let their children know about this, for the children would not fear and obey them. Children mostly played amongst themselves. I did not create this, the jewish people did.]]> 2016-09-09 15:49:38 UTC https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/122788895 aesen1 https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/123186500 Confirmation was made by the reform movement who had a dislike of the idea of a 13 year old being consiedered a man. The practice is less widespread than Bar Mitzvah, and takes place when the child turns 16 or 18. Other than that, the two practices are almost identical.]]> 2016-09-12 15:53:16 UTC https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/123186500 JackMock https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/123644063 The Mashiach is another word for The Messiah/Jesus Christ. The belief that the return of Jesus is part of the minimum requirements of the Jewish belief. Traditional Judaism maintains the belief of The Messiah, however he is not mentioned in the Torah, reasoning for this is because the Torah is written so that anyone could understand it's notations. However, The Torah does list something called "the End of Days", which many can infer that this is the time of The Messiah.]]> 2016-09-14 01:21:53 UTC https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/123644063 JackMock https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/123646591 This is one of the traditional songs that would be played in a Jewish Wedding ]]> 2016-09-14 01:45:04 UTC https://padlet.com/JackMock/LifeCycle/wish/123646591