Judaism is very similar to Islam because they are both religions of Monotheism. They both have sacred books which is the Torah (Judaism), and the Quran (Islam). I learned that Palestine was the Holy Land, and as I learned in school, Canaan is the Promised Land of the Israelites. I also learned that 2,000 years ago, it was the Jews that shaped the world.
Things I learned 1. many of the prophets taught Judaism. 2.the Psamls are made out of papyrus and u cannot touch them 3. no one can convert to Judaism 4.on the link where it showed their map of exodus it looked like they were trying to avoid some areas 5.they are similar to muslims
New information I learned: Judaism is really similar to Islam. You have to be born into Judaism. Hebrew scriptures were made of papyrus and we're old, so they used a pointer to read from them. The Torah is very similar to the Quran.
I learned that you had to be born into judaism i also realized that the romans controlled the borders which suggested that they controlled trade. The hebrews had many scribes to wright all there scrptures.
Isaw many old maps of Egypt, Hebrew, and Palestine.Palestine was called Palestina and the others were called what they are today. Israel has many tribes long ago especially with all the leaders and prophets.
I learned lots of stuff from the videos. One is that Jews use a pointer for reading the torah called a yad. Jews also believe in monotheism. Another thing is that Judasim has 14 holidays.
Some new things I learned from this video was that the Hittites were scribes who knew a great amount of knowledge and they were one of the most important people to the king, without them, the king and his Empire could not have functioned. These are some other things I learned: 1. You have to be born in to Judaism to be Jewish, you can't convert like in Islam or Christianity, and if you do, they consider you not a real Jew. 2. Judaism believes in one God like in Islam, so they are considered monotheists. 3. Judaism is similar to Islam. 4. The Quran is similar to the Torah. 5. The scriptures in Judaism are hand printed and very fragile, therefor you can not touch them. These are somethings I learned form the website.
I learned : 1 Babylonia was ruled by King Nebuchadnezzar. 2. His wife was the princess of Medina 3. His wife had a passion for mountains and gardens. 4. He built the very first hanging gardens for his wife. 5. Canaan is know present day Palestine, present day Lebanon, and present day Iraq 6. Hebrew workers used to step in the mud to make it into the right mixture.
I learned some things such as, 1. The Hittite scribes were very important to the kings or ruler, they were advisers. 2. The Hittite scribes knew about history very well. 3. They are 12 tribes of Israel marked on the map 4.King Nebuchadnezzar the second was the best king of Babylon, in ancient times. 5.The Medes are people as ancient Iranians. 6.Cyrus the second ruled the Persian Empire. 7.Cyrus had a wife named Cassandane. She was an Achaemenian and daughter of Pharnaspes. 8. Darius the great is another ruler of Persia and ruled for about 35 years.
Judaism is very similar to Islam and the prophets who came to us delivered the same message. The sacred books of the two religions are also very similar. I learned that Canaan is now present-day Palestine, Lebanon, and Iraq. King Nebuchadnezzar was the king of Babylon and married the princess of Median. This act represented that the two cities have come to peace. King Nebuchadnezzar built the hanging gardens for his wife. I also learned that Hebrew workers would add water and step in the mud that they used to make buildings in Babylon. The mud would be shaped into bricks and dried in the sun. This would make the mud a very hard and sturdy material. I also learned that Hittite scribes were workers at the temples and when they were finally appointed to the palace, they knew many languages, history, and politics. They were very important to the Hittite people and they kept record of things that helped the king and his officials to do their duties to the people.
Judaism has a similar culture to the Islamic Culture. Their religious writings that they worship known as the Torah, has similar writings to the Holy Quran. In the Hittite scribes it had a lot about history. The Hittite scribes was advice to rulers. On the map they have a few markings of the tribes that were settled in Israel. The scripture is not allowed to be touch for the Torah. To be considered a Jew you have to be born into the religion, if you convert therefore your not a true jew.
I learned: 1- The writings in the Torah was similar to the writing in the Quran 2- You have to be born a Jew if you want to be a real Jew and if you convert like Islam or Christianity they will not consider you a real Jew 3- Cyrus II ruled the Persian Empire
Some things i learned was that Judaism believes in one god, some Jewish words are the same as Arabic words or at least have the same meaning or sound alike, also their were many prophets in Judaism just like in Islam.
things that i learned from the common core website: 1. Babylon was a kingdom which was ruled for thousands of years. 2. people went to trade their goods there 3.there was something called the hanging gardens which astonished people and they wish it wasn't destroyed. 4. Babylon was built on a huge plain with no rocks near by. 5. they dig a big wall around Babylon and the mud under the rocks turn into bricks. 6. Babylon was built in present day Iraq 7. the king's queen had a love for places with mountains
From the video I watched I learned Diaspora comes from the Greek language meaning disperse Yahweh the Jewish term for god The translation of the bible shows how the Greek language was the dominant language back then As a result of Jews being exiled they dispersed to making groups of communities around the world Barmitsverse are celebrated for 13 year old boys ending their childhood and starting to be an adult
I learned a lot of things about Judaism. Here are some things that I will be sharing with you today. I hope you enjoy reading them! 1. Islam and Judaism are very similar. 2. You had to be born as a Jew if you wanted to be one. 3. The Bible tells of how the Hebrews broke the Ten Commandments. 4. Islam and Judaism both had prophets and holy books. 5. The Jews respect the Torah so much that instead of touching it, they use a pointer called a ‘Yad’ to read it. 6. When the prophets came to re-guide the Hebrews, they blamed the Hebrews from turning away from God. 7. Muslim and Jews both believe in one invisible God who created everything (Allah).
1. Hebrews and Muslims are not that different 2. We both have sacred books that we love and cherish. 3. We both are Monotheists. 4.To be able to be a "real jew", you have to be born into it. 5.The writings the Torah are similar to the writings in the Quran. 6. We are both peaceful religions. 7. We are the only religions that are Monotheists. 8. Islam and Judaism both have prophets and Holy books.
I learned : 1.the scribes were very important advice givers 2.they are monotheists 3. the word diaspora means to be scattered in the language of Hebrew 4.they believe their god is invisible 5.the holy writings were sometimes on a cuneiform
I watched the video "HANGING GARDENS OF BABYLON". It was a very informative video, I really enjoyed it. I really liked the part about how they made bricks out of mud and they let it dry in the sun.
I learned that many empires took over palestine. I learned that the Muslims and the Jews have more similarities than differences. I would like to learn more about both religions.
Personally, my favorite part of the website was the quotations. It was really interesting to see how other people thought of Jerusalem. Also, I watched the video about the scribes, and what surprised is the actual importance of them.
Khala Kim can you send the website of the musem you showed 6b on here
ReplyDeleteYes I would like you to send me the website too.
ReplyDeleteJudaism is very similar to Islam because they are both religions of Monotheism. They both have sacred books which is the Torah (Judaism), and the Quran (Islam). I learned that Palestine was the Holy Land, and as I learned in school, Canaan is the Promised Land of the Israelites. I also learned that 2,000 years ago, it was the Jews that shaped the world.
ReplyDeleteThings I learned
ReplyDelete1. many of the prophets taught Judaism.
2.the Psamls are made out of papyrus and u cannot touch them
3. no one can convert to Judaism
4.on the link where it showed their map of exodus it looked like they were trying to avoid some areas
5.they are similar to muslims
New information I learned:
ReplyDeleteJudaism is really similar to Islam.
You have to be born into Judaism.
Hebrew scriptures were made of papyrus and we're old, so they used a pointer to read from them.
The Torah is very similar to the Quran.
I learned that you had to be born into judaism i also realized that the romans controlled the borders which suggested that they controlled trade. The hebrews had many scribes to wright all there scrptures.
ReplyDeleteIsaw many old maps of Egypt, Hebrew, and Palestine.Palestine was called Palestina and the others were called what they are today. Israel has many tribes long ago especially with all the leaders and prophets.
ReplyDeleteI learned lots of stuff from the videos. One is that Jews use a pointer for reading the torah called a yad. Jews also believe in monotheism. Another thing is that Judasim has 14 holidays.
ReplyDeleteYou do realize that Israel wasn't "regained". It was stolen from the indigenous people of Palestine by Zionists.
ReplyDeleteSome new things I learned from this video was that the Hittites were scribes who knew a great amount of knowledge and they were one of the most important people to the king, without them, the king and his Empire could not have functioned. These are some other things I learned:
ReplyDelete1. You have to be born in to Judaism to be Jewish, you can't convert like in Islam or Christianity, and if you do, they consider you not a real Jew.
2. Judaism believes in one God like in Islam, so they are considered monotheists.
3. Judaism is similar to Islam.
4. The Quran is similar to the Torah.
5. The scriptures in Judaism are hand printed and very fragile, therefor you can not touch them.
These are somethings I learned form the website.
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DeleteI learned :
ReplyDelete1 Babylonia was ruled by King Nebuchadnezzar.
2. His wife was the princess of Medina
3. His wife had a passion for mountains and gardens.
4. He built the very first hanging gardens for his wife.
5. Canaan is know present day Palestine, present day Lebanon, and present day Iraq
6. Hebrew workers used to step in the mud to make it into the right mixture.
For 2, I meant that his wife was the princess of Median.
DeleteI learned some things such as,
ReplyDelete1. The Hittite scribes were very important to the kings or ruler, they were advisers.
2. The Hittite scribes knew about history very well.
3. They are 12 tribes of Israel marked on the map
4.King Nebuchadnezzar the second was the best king of Babylon, in ancient times.
5.The Medes are people as ancient Iranians.
6.Cyrus the second ruled the Persian Empire.
7.Cyrus had a wife named Cassandane. She was an Achaemenian and daughter of Pharnaspes.
8. Darius the great is another ruler of Persia and ruled for about 35 years.
Judaism is very similar to Islam and the prophets who came to us delivered the same message. The sacred books of the two religions are also very similar. I learned that Canaan is now present-day Palestine, Lebanon, and Iraq. King Nebuchadnezzar was the king of Babylon and married the princess of Median. This act represented that the two cities have come to peace. King Nebuchadnezzar built the hanging gardens for his wife. I also learned that Hebrew workers would add water and step in the mud that they used to make buildings in Babylon. The mud would be shaped into bricks and dried in the sun. This would make the mud a very hard and sturdy material. I also learned that Hittite scribes were workers at the temples and when they were finally appointed to the palace, they knew many languages, history, and politics. They were very important to the Hittite people and they kept record of things that helped the king and his officials to do their duties to the people.
ReplyDelete*claps and nods head* You, Zaid Yousef, have spoken the truth.
ReplyDeleteInformation I learned was that to be a Jew you have to be born in Judaism, I also learned about all the books and about the Hittite people.
ReplyDeleteJudaism has a similar culture to the Islamic Culture. Their religious writings that they worship known as the Torah, has similar writings to the Holy Quran. In the Hittite scribes it had a lot about history. The Hittite scribes was advice to rulers. On the map they have a few markings of the tribes that were settled in Israel. The scripture is not allowed to be touch for the Torah. To be considered a Jew you have to be born into the religion, if you convert therefore your not a true jew.
ReplyDeleteI learned:
ReplyDelete1- The writings in the Torah was similar to the writing in the Quran
2- You have to be born a Jew if you want to be a real Jew and if you convert like Islam or Christianity they will not consider you a real Jew
3- Cyrus II ruled the Persian Empire
Some things i learned was that Judaism believes in one god, some Jewish words are the same as Arabic words or at least have the same meaning or sound alike, also their were many prophets in Judaism just like in Islam.
ReplyDeletethings that i learned from the common core website:
ReplyDelete1. Babylon was a kingdom which was ruled for thousands of years.
2. people went to trade their goods there
3.there was something called the hanging gardens which astonished people and they wish it wasn't destroyed.
4. Babylon was built on a huge plain with no rocks near by.
5. they dig a big wall around Babylon and the mud under the rocks turn into bricks.
6. Babylon was built in present day Iraq
7. the king's queen had a love for places with mountains
i watched the video named hanging gardens
DeleteFrom the video I watched I learned
ReplyDelete Diaspora comes from the Greek language meaning disperse
Yahweh the Jewish term for god
The translation of the bible shows how the Greek language was the dominant language back then
As a result of Jews being exiled they dispersed to making groups of communities around the world
Barmitsverse are celebrated for 13 year old boys ending their childhood and starting to be an adult
I learned a lot of things about Judaism. Here are some things that I will be sharing with you today. I hope you enjoy reading them!
ReplyDelete1. Islam and Judaism are very similar.
2. You had to be born as a Jew if you wanted to be one.
3. The Bible tells of how the Hebrews broke the Ten Commandments.
4. Islam and Judaism both had prophets and holy books.
5. The Jews respect the Torah so much that instead of touching it, they use a pointer called a ‘Yad’ to read it.
6. When the prophets came to re-guide the Hebrews, they blamed the Hebrews from turning away from God.
7. Muslim and Jews both believe in one invisible God who created everything (Allah).
Things that i have learned
ReplyDelete1. Hebrews and Muslims are not that different
2. We both have sacred books that we love and cherish.
3. We both are Monotheists.
4.To be able to be a "real jew", you have to be born into it.
5.The writings the Torah are similar to the writings in the Quran.
6. We are both peaceful religions.
7. We are the only religions that are Monotheists.
8. Islam and Judaism both have prophets and Holy books.
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ReplyDeleteI learned :
ReplyDelete1.the scribes were very important advice givers
2.they are monotheists
3. the word diaspora means to be scattered in the language of Hebrew
4.they believe their god is invisible
5.the holy writings were sometimes on a cuneiform
I watched the video "HANGING GARDENS OF BABYLON". It was a very informative video, I really enjoyed it. I really liked the part about how they made bricks out of mud and they let it dry in the sun.
ReplyDeleteI learned that many empires took over palestine. I learned that the Muslims and the Jews have more similarities than differences. I would like to learn more about both religions.
ReplyDeleteI dont know why but the website it self wouldn't open.
ReplyDeletePersonally, my favorite part of the website was the quotations. It was really interesting to see how other people thought of Jerusalem. Also, I watched the video about the scribes, and what surprised is the actual importance of them.
ReplyDeleteBy the way... can someone tell me where the stuff about the occupation of Palestine is. I would like to check that out.
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