A promise or aggreement between two parties. Covenants were made between God with Noah, Abraham, and Moses

The place where God's presence rests and can be felt

The anointed one whom Jews belive will bring in a new era or age for humankind. This will include rebuilding the Temple and bringing in an age of universal peace

The five books of Moses (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticuss, Numbers and Deuteronomy). Regarded as the holiest books of the Tenakh

'fit' or 'proper'. Foods that are permitted to be eaten according to Leviticus 11. It is also used to refer to purity of ritual objects such as Torah scrolls

House of assembly: building for Jewish public prayer, study and assembly 

The term has a mix of meanings : often used to refer to duties (such as the 613 in the Torah) and good deeds

Day of spiritual renewal and rest. Beginning at sunset on Friday and Closing on at nightfall of Saturday

The Shema is the central, foundational prayer in Judaism which confirms Monotheistic faith and devotion to God

The covenant of circumcision, performed on Jewish boys on their eighth day of life as a sign of the covenant with God

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