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Understanding G-d: What Jewish Kids Should Know About Shema and Shekhinah

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The nature of G-d in Judaism and the divine presence through Shekhinah form the foundation of Jewish belief, emphasizing absolute Jewish monotheism and the central role of the Shema in daily worship.

  • G-d is understood through key characteristics: Creator, Judge, and Law-giver
  • The Shekhinah represents G-d's divine presence, particularly felt during Torah study and prayer
  • The Messianic age and Mosaic Covenant demonstrate G-d's ongoing relationship with the Jewish people
  • These concepts shape Jewish worship practices and daily religious observance
  • The importance of proper respect and reverence when referring to or discussing G-d is paramount

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1 The Nature of G-d Characteristic: What does it mean? One Why is it important? 1. Stated in the Shema Hear & Israel The Lord our God, the L

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Page 2: The Messiah and the Mosaic Covenant

This page delves into Jewish beliefs about the Messianic age and the significant covenant made at Mount Sinai. It presents different interpretations between Orthodox and Reform perspectives regarding the Messiah.

Definition: A covenant is an everlasting agreement between two parties

Highlight: The Messianic age represents a future time of universal peace and justice

Example: Moses encountered G-d through the burning bush before leading the Israelites from Egypt

Quote: "The Messiah will rule wisely" - Prophet Jeremiah

Vocabulary: Mitzvot - Divine commandments that guide Jewish life and practice

1 The Nature of G-d Characteristic: What does it mean? One Why is it important? 1. Stated in the Shema Hear & Israel The Lord our God, the L

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Page 3: The Covenant at Sinai

The third page elaborates on the Mosaic Covenant and its significance in Jewish history. It details Moses's journey and the special relationship between G-d and the Israelites.

Definition: The Mosaic Covenant represents the special agreement between G-d and the Israelites at Mount Sinai

Highlight: The Israelites spent 40 years wandering in the desert, being prepared as G-d's chosen people

Example: The giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai established the foundation of Jewish law and practice

Quote: "You shall be to Me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation"

Vocabulary: Decalogue - The Ten Commandments given at Mount Sinai

1 The Nature of G-d Characteristic: What does it mean? One Why is it important? 1. Stated in the Shema Hear & Israel The Lord our God, the L

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Page 4: The Promised Land

The fourth page discusses the concept of the Promised Land and its significance in Jewish theology and history.

Definition: The Promised Land refers to the territory promised by G-d to the Israelites

Highlight: The concept of the Promised Land is intrinsically linked to the fulfillment of divine promises

Example: The journey to the Promised Land represented both physical and spiritual transformation

Quote: "To your descendants I will give this land"

Vocabulary: Aliyah - The act of Jewish immigration to the Promised Land

1 The Nature of G-d Characteristic: What does it mean? One Why is it important? 1. Stated in the Shema Hear & Israel The Lord our God, the L

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Page 1: The Nature of G-d and Shekhinah

The first page explores fundamental aspects of G-d's nature in Judaism and the concept of Shekhinah. The divine characteristics are carefully outlined to demonstrate G-d's roles as Creator, Judge, and Law-giver.

Definition: Shekhinah refers to 'The majestic presence of G-d' or 'the glory of G-d'

Highlight: The Shema prayer emphasizes the absolute oneness of G-d, forming the cornerstone of Jewish monotheism

Example: The Shekhinah can be experienced during Torah study, prayer, and at the Western Wall in Jerusalem

Quote: "In the beginning, G-d created the heaven and the earth" - Genesis 1:1

Vocabulary: Mezuzah - A case containing sacred texts attached to doorposts of Jewish homes

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Understanding G-d: What Jewish Kids Should Know About Shema and Shekhinah

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Kendra

@tristine_n04

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The nature of G-d in Judaism and the divine presence through Shekhinah form the foundation of Jewish belief, emphasizing absolute Jewish monotheism and the central role of the Shema in daily worship.

  • G-d is understood through key characteristics: Creator, Judge, and Law-giver
  • The Shekhinah represents G-d's divine presence, particularly felt during Torah study and prayer
  • The Messianic age and Mosaic Covenant demonstrate G-d's ongoing relationship with the Jewish people
  • These concepts shape Jewish worship practices and daily religious observance
  • The importance of proper respect and reverence when referring to or discussing G-d is paramount

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1 The Nature of G-d Characteristic: What does it mean? One Why is it important? 1. Stated in the Shema Hear & Israel The Lord our God, the L

Page 2: The Messiah and the Mosaic Covenant

This page delves into Jewish beliefs about the Messianic age and the significant covenant made at Mount Sinai. It presents different interpretations between Orthodox and Reform perspectives regarding the Messiah.

Definition: A covenant is an everlasting agreement between two parties

Highlight: The Messianic age represents a future time of universal peace and justice

Example: Moses encountered G-d through the burning bush before leading the Israelites from Egypt

Quote: "The Messiah will rule wisely" - Prophet Jeremiah

Vocabulary: Mitzvot - Divine commandments that guide Jewish life and practice

1 The Nature of G-d Characteristic: What does it mean? One Why is it important? 1. Stated in the Shema Hear & Israel The Lord our God, the L

Page 3: The Covenant at Sinai

The third page elaborates on the Mosaic Covenant and its significance in Jewish history. It details Moses's journey and the special relationship between G-d and the Israelites.

Definition: The Mosaic Covenant represents the special agreement between G-d and the Israelites at Mount Sinai

Highlight: The Israelites spent 40 years wandering in the desert, being prepared as G-d's chosen people

Example: The giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai established the foundation of Jewish law and practice

Quote: "You shall be to Me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation"

Vocabulary: Decalogue - The Ten Commandments given at Mount Sinai

1 The Nature of G-d Characteristic: What does it mean? One Why is it important? 1. Stated in the Shema Hear & Israel The Lord our God, the L

Page 4: The Promised Land

The fourth page discusses the concept of the Promised Land and its significance in Jewish theology and history.

Definition: The Promised Land refers to the territory promised by G-d to the Israelites

Highlight: The concept of the Promised Land is intrinsically linked to the fulfillment of divine promises

Example: The journey to the Promised Land represented both physical and spiritual transformation

Quote: "To your descendants I will give this land"

Vocabulary: Aliyah - The act of Jewish immigration to the Promised Land

1 The Nature of G-d Characteristic: What does it mean? One Why is it important? 1. Stated in the Shema Hear & Israel The Lord our God, the L

Page 1: The Nature of G-d and Shekhinah

The first page explores fundamental aspects of G-d's nature in Judaism and the concept of Shekhinah. The divine characteristics are carefully outlined to demonstrate G-d's roles as Creator, Judge, and Law-giver.

Definition: Shekhinah refers to 'The majestic presence of G-d' or 'the glory of G-d'

Highlight: The Shema prayer emphasizes the absolute oneness of G-d, forming the cornerstone of Jewish monotheism

Example: The Shekhinah can be experienced during Torah study, prayer, and at the Western Wall in Jerusalem

Quote: "In the beginning, G-d created the heaven and the earth" - Genesis 1:1

Vocabulary: Mezuzah - A case containing sacred texts attached to doorposts of Jewish homes

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Knowunity is the #1 education app in five European countries

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Pupils love Knowunity

#1

In education app charts in 12 countries

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Students have uploaded notes

Still not convinced? See what other students are saying...

iOS User

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Philip, iOS User

The app is very simple and well designed. So far I have always found everything I was looking for :D

Lena, iOS user

I love this app ❤️ I actually use it every time I study.