1. Moses
The Passover was in the time of Moses and Pharaoh and Aaron. ... God tells Moses and Aaron to be ready and to tell the people to get some lambs and to put it on their doorframe. ... Because God was going to go to Egypt at midnight, and if the people didn't have the lamb's on the door, their firstborn child will die. ... Moses told the elders of Egypt this and that they will go to a ceremony and when their children ask them what the ceremony is all about they will tell them that it is the Passover sacrifice to the Lord, who passed over the houses of the Israelites in Egypt...
Jesus sits down and explains that it is not what enters one's mouth that defiles a person, rather it is what comes out of that persons mouth that defiles them. ... This focus on the Pharisees like this goes hand in hand with Matthew's Jewish interpretation of Jesus's life. ... Matthew presents Jesus as the new Moses, taking up the lead where Moses left off. ...
The Ten Commandments are widely known and originated through a Hebrew leader, Moses. ... The torah contains five books of Moses naming the code of laws, which is named the Mosaic law. ... It has been passed down through generations and is still followed. ... After reviewing and gaining knowledge on Hebrew's early civilization we can go back to the question: is Judaism a race, a religion, or a culture? ...
Even though each of these religions believes in worshipping one single God, they all differ when it comes down to their core belief. ... They believe Jesus was just another prophet just as Moses, Isaac, and Abraham were. ... It is believed by this faith that God is going to send a Messiah. ... In order to get to heaven, all members of these religions must go through some form of judgment. ... Heaven and Hell After the judgment day in each religion, each person will either go to heaven or hell. ...
Every single Jew is commanded to know the Torah, and the first sentence that a Jewish child is taught is Torah tziva lanu Moshe, morasha kehilath Yaakov ― "Torah was commanded to us through Moses and it is the inheritance of every Jew." ... In Judaism there are several rituals and ceremonies each person goes through. ... This God is the transcendent creator and ruler who lays down moral law for all. ...
In addition, due to the lack of consumers caused by the population decline, the prices of goods were going down due to the lack of demand. ... Due to this, priests of the day were more than often scared to go into the houses of the ill, as many of the priest who did so ended up contracting the disease themselves (Aberth 95). ... From the time of Moses and the Jewish slaves in Egypt around 1446 BC, to the Holocaust in the mid-1900s, Jews have often drawn the short end when it comes to oppression and intolerance for some reason. ...