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2 Brief Introduction A glance at the past10 CommandmentsJewish Appearance Rituals & Practices Holy Occasions The Torah People Praying/Prayers Philosophy (Beliefs)Art/Culture/Architecture Interview A Jews

3 Brief Introduction Originated in Middle East, over 3500 years ago Currently have 13.1 followers Founded by Abraham –Some people preferred Moses Torah Halakhah Rabbis Synagogues Holocaust (6 millions Jews died) Hebrew

4 Brief Introduction A glance at the past10 CommandmentsJewish Appearance Rituals & Practices Holy Occasions The Torah People Praying/Prayers Philosophy (Beliefs)Art/Culture/Architecture Interview A Jews

5 A Glance at the Past The Bronze Age, the start of Judaism. The Ten Commandments descended from God to Abraham The first great Temple, in Jerusalem, was built under the guidance of God (destroyed by around 600 BC) First 150 years CE, due to some rebellions against Roman Government, freedom of Jewish was taken away.

6 Golden Age – Spain Crusades – thousands were enslaved and murdered 1860s, rights of Jewish are allowed in U.K Holocaust – 6 millions Jews were murdered Now: Israel – The land of Judaism

7 Brief Introduction A glance at the past10 CommandmentsJewish Appearance Rituals & Practices Holy Occasions The Torah People Praying/Prayers Philosophy (Beliefs)Art/Culture/Architecture Interview A Jews

8 Rituals and Practices Pray 3 times a day in a synagogue, Morning, Afternoon, and Night. Keep following the laws of the 10 Commandments

9 Brief Introduction A glance at the past10 CommandmentsJewish Appearance Rituals & Practices Holy Occasions The Torah People Praying/Prayers Philosophy (Beliefs)Art/Culture/Architecture Interview A Jews

10 Philosophy (Beliefs) Monotheistic Jews can’t marry non-Jews 10 commandments Faith in God, Judaism.

11 Brief Introduction A glance at the past10 CommandmentsJewish Appearance Rituals & Practices Holy Occasions The Torah People Praying/Prayers Philosophy (Beliefs)Art/Culture/Architecture Interview A Jews

12 The Torah The most important text (the first part) of the Jewish Bible. Refers to the 5 books of Moses A passage from The Torah: –Then you will begin to seek Hashem your God, and if you pursue Him with all your heart and soul, you will eventually find Him. (Deuteronomy, 4:29)

13 Brief Introduction A glance at the past10 CommandmentsJewish Appearance Rituals & Practices Holy Occasions The Torah People Praying/Prayers Philosophy (Beliefs)Art/Culture/Architecture Interview A Jews

14 10 Commandments Thou shalt have no other gods before me Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain Remember the sabbath day and keep it holy Honour thy father and thy mother Thou shalt not kill Thou shalt not commit adultery Thou shalt not steal Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour Thou shalt not covet any thing that is thy neighbour's

15 Brief Introduction A glance at the past10 CommandmentsJewish Appearance Rituals & Practices Holy Occasions The Torah People Praying/Prayers Philosophy (Beliefs)Art/Culture/Architecture Interview A Jews

16 People Abraham –Founder of Judaism Moses –Led the Jews in Egypt out of Egypt David –A powerful, successful king of Israel. Joseph –A prophet that interpret dreams.

17 Brief Introduction A glance at the past10 CommandmentsJewish Appearance Rituals & Practices Holy Occasions The Torah People Praying/Prayers Philosophy (Beliefs)Art/Culture/Architecture Interview A Jews

18 Holy Occasions Days of Awe Passover Rosh Hashanah Shavuot Tisha B'av Yom Hashoah Hanukkah Purim Sukkot Tu B'Shevat Yom Kippur

19 Brief Introduction A glance at the past10 CommandmentsJewish Appearance Rituals & Practices Holy Occasions The Torah People Praying/Prayers Philosophy (Beliefs)Art/Culture/Architecture Interview A Jews

20 Praying/Prayers Pray everyday While praying, the mind should be freshen. Enjoy. Should Pray After Meals. Pray to God

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22 Brief Introduction A glance at the past10 CommandmentsJewish Appearance Rituals & Practices Holy Occasions The Torah People Praying/Prayers Philosophy (Beliefs)Art/Culture/Architecture Interview A Jews

23 Jewish Appearance

24 Brief Introduction A glance at the past10 CommandmentsJewish Appearance Rituals & Practices Holy Occasions The Torah People Praying/Prayers Philosophy (Beliefs)Art/Culture/Architecture Interview A Jews

25 Interview Rabbi Can you speak Hebrew? – Yes. What do you always have to wear? A yarmulke (A skull cap) What is your Every Routine? – Teach and pray with Kids. Which Branch of Judaism are you in? – Orthodox

26 How do you practice Judaism in Vietnam? – pray 3 times each day. Saturday, we celebrate. What types of thing do you eat? And what can’t you eat – don’t drink milk and meat together. How often do you visit the synagogue? – 3 times a day, morning, afternoon, night.

27 Brief Introduction A glance at the past10 CommandmentsJewish Appearance Rituals & Practices Holy Occasions The Torah People Praying/Prayers Philosophy (Beliefs)Art/Culture/Architecture Interview A Jews

28 Art/ Culture/ Architecture

29 Bibliography Mariner, Rodney J. The Torah. New York: Henry Holt and, 1866. Print. Akhtar, Saghir. " BBC - Religions - Judaism: Judaism at a Glance." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 04 May 2011. Rich, Tracy R. " Prayers and Blessings." Judaism 101. Tracy R Rich, 1995. Web. 05 May 2011 Akhtar, Saghir. " BBC - Religions - Judaism: Days of Repentance (Days of Awe) " BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 04 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. " BBC - Religions - Judaism: Abraham" BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 04 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: David." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 04 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: Moses." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 04 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: Joseph." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 04 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: Passover." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 06 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: Rosh Hashanah." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 04 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: The Torah." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 04 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: Shavuot." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 06 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: Tisha B’av." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 06 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: Yom Hashoah." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 06 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: Hanukkah." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 06 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: Purim." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 04 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: Sabbath." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 04 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: Sukkot." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 04 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: Tu B'Shevat (Tu Bishvat)." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 04 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: Yom Kippur – The day of Atonement." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 04 May 2011. Akhtar, Saghir. "BBC – Religion – Judaism: History of Judaism." BBC - Homepage. The Crown, 18 Oct. 1922. Web. 08 May 2011.

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