In Vayikra, in parshas Kadoshim it says, "When you plant a food tree you shall treat it's fruit as orlah*," literally "cut off". ... For the first three years of a fruit tree's life you do not take of its produce, and even in the fourth year you may not eat it any where you would like; you must take it all the way to Yerushaliam and eat it. ... "A Jew is sustained by Hashem, who gives him his livelihood. ... When a Jew recognizes what Hashem gives him on a daily basis, and praises Him for it, he gives Hashem a livelihood!" ...

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He drove out the man and at the east of the garden of Eden he placed the cherubim and a flaming sword that turned every way to guard the way to the tree of life" (Genesis 3:22). ... In Leviticus, the Lord gives the instructions for man to make sacrifices for Sin Offerings, Guilt offerings, Acceptable offerings, punishment for blasphemy, among many other laws and stipulations. ... It follows, then, that the Hebrew people expected the Messiah to be the greatest prophet and law giver. ... Only through Jesus, the son of God, giving his life for man to be forgiven, can man return to God's...

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The document "A Mesopotamian Creation Myth: The Battle Between Marduk and Tiamat" portrays Mesopotamian belief of how the Earth was created, whereas the document "The Hebrews Explain Creation: Book of Genesis" gives an explanation of how the Hebrews believe the Earth was created. ... God created the plants, trees, and fruits on the land by saying the words "Let the land produce vegetation.... These creation myths give two different points of view about how the earth was created. ...

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