Judaism 2
Judaism, the religious culture of the Jews, claims over fourteen million followers throughout theworld. It is the oldest living religion in the Western world. Historically, Judaism served as the model for Christianity and Islam, the other two great monotheistic religions, which together with Judaism claims half the world’s population as followers. The basic source of Jewish belief is the Hebrew Bible (called the Old Testament by Christians) especially its first five books called the Torah or the Pentateuch. The Torah was traditionally regarded as the primary revelation of God and his law to humanity. It is considered as valid for all time. Its laws were clarified and elaborated in the oral Torah, or the tradition of the elders, and were eventually written down in the Mishnah and Talmud. Thus Judaism did not stop developing after the bible was completed. The traditional Jewish Prayer book is an important result of The study of Torah is also considered an act of worship in rabbinic Judaism. Passages from scripture Mishnah and Talmud are recited during daily morning services. On Monday and Thursday mornings, a hand written parchment scroll of the Torah is removed from the ark at
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