RECUPERACIÓN 1 TRIMESTRE PASTORAL by Nicolas Riveros Sotomonte https://padlet.com/nrs0209/lhbbhccg9zd2w19v NICOALS en-us 2023-12-11 22:32:33 UTC 2023-12-13 12:22:08 UTC hello@padlet.com The context of Judaism origin nrs0209 https://padlet.com/nrs0209/lhbbhccg9zd2w19v/wish/2821647238 The origin of Judaism, as described in the book of Genesis, is rooted in the sacred narrative known as the Torah. According to Genesis, the first book of the Hebrew Bible, the story begins with the creation of the world by the one God, Yahweh. It then focuses on the patriarch Abraham, chosen by God to be the father of a chosen people and able to save mankind from falling into sin. Abraham's descendants, through his son Isaac and grandson Jacob, become the twelve tribes of Israel. The covenant between God and the Israelites is a central theme, symbolized by rituals such as circumcision. The book of Genesis also narrates the experiences of key figures such as Joseph, who rises to prominence in Egypt; the Genesis accounts lay the foundations of the religious and cultural identity of the Jewish people, establishing the concept of monotheism and covenant as fundamental elements of Judaism, a clear example of which is based on an event that happened in Genesis that consisted of the following: Noah's ark is a boat that saved a generation of humans and animals when God decided to destroy the human race, by virtue of giving a new beginning to his creation (humanity) by sending a great flood on Earth, in this way, he hoped that humanity would not decay because of its autonomy and subjectivity about the good and the bad]]> 2023-12-11 22:33:04 UTC https://padlet.com/nrs0209/lhbbhccg9zd2w19v/wish/2821647238 Quotes of genesis in relation to Judaism nrs0209 https://padlet.com/nrs0209/lhbbhccg9zd2w19v/wish/2821647796
  1. Génesis 12:1-3 (Dios habla a Abram):
    "Y Jehová dijo a Abram: Vete de tu tierra y de tu parentela, y de la casa de tu padre, a la tierra que te mostraré. Y haré de ti una nación grande, y te bendeciré, y engrandeceré tu nombre, y serás bendición."
2.  Génesis 17:4-7 (Dios establece una alianza con Abram, que más tarde se convierte en Abraham):
"He aquí mi pacto es contigo, y serás padre de muchedumbre de gentes. Y no se llamará más tu nombre Abram, sino que tu nombre será Abraham; porque te he puesto por padre de muchedumbre de gentes."

3. Génesis 22:17-18 (Dios habla a Abraham después de la prueba de sacrificio de Isaac):
"de cierto te bendeciré, y multiplicaré tu descendencia como las estrellas del cielo y como la arena que está a la orilla del mar; y tu descendencia poseerá las puertas de sus enemigos. En tu simiente serán benditas todas las naciones de la tierra, por cuanto obedeciste a mi voz."

4.  Génesis 46:2-3 (Dios habla a Jacob en una visión antes de que él y su familia vayan a Egipto):
"Y habló Dios a Israel en visiones de noche, y dijo: Jacob, Jacob. Y él respondió: Heme aquí. Y dijo: Yo soy Dios, el Dios de tu padre; no temas de descender a Egipto, porque allí yo haré de ti una gran nación."

5.  Génesis 49:10 (Profecía de Jacob sobre Judá):
"El cetro no se apartará de Judá, ni la vara de entre sus pies, hasta que venga Siloh; y a él se congregarán los pueblos."
]]> 2023-12-11 22:34:14 UTC https://padlet.com/nrs0209/lhbbhccg9zd2w19v/wish/2821647796 - Inquiry the most important beliefs in Judaism, including monotheism nrs0209 https://padlet.com/nrs0209/lhbbhccg9zd2w19v/wish/2821688555 The analysis on which this text is based is the following: The origin of Judaism millions of years ago but which nevertheless has continued to this day. The Jews are a religious group that does not believe concretely in Jesus who for Christians and Catholics is the messiah or God in physical form, clearly in this case for the Jews Jesus is not a messiah, but a blasphemer that in many parts of the bible he speaks of that he is God, believing that it is an insult to them. For this same reason they do not believe in Jesus because it also does not match the image projected in it but instead of a kind and understanding man with others is a man with character and a powerful man who was able to free the Jews from their enemies in this world. To finish part of this analysis is inferred that the Jews believe that God has no physical form but in this case is a symbol or an infinite divinity beyond space that always guides them to the good but not evil, a subject quite analyzed in the reading of Genesis.]]> 2023-12-11 23:57:15 UTC https://padlet.com/nrs0209/lhbbhccg9zd2w19v/wish/2821688555