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    The document defines and provides background information on various religious and historical terms related to Judaism, Christianity, and the region of Israel/Palestine. It discusses key terms like gospel, Emmanuel, Judaism, Jew/Jews, Samaritan, Pharisees, Saducees, Palestina/Palestine, Palestinians, Israelites, and Israel. Background is given on religious groups like Catholics, Protestants, Anglicans, Puritans, Coptic Church, and figures like King Henry VIII, Ulrich Zwingli, John Hus, and John Calvin. Events mentioned include the Greek Tragedies, Adolf Hitler's persecution of Jews, and the Arch of the Covenant. Places

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    The document defines and provides background information on various religious and historical terms related to Judaism, Christianity, and the region of Israel/Palestine. It discusses key terms like gospel, Emmanuel, Judaism, Jew/Jews, Samaritan, Pharisees, Saducees, Palestina/Palestine, Palestinians, Israelites, and Israel. Background is given on religious groups like Catholics, Protestants, Anglicans, Puritans, Coptic Church, and figures like King Henry VIII, Ulrich Zwingli, John Hus, and John Calvin. Events mentioned include the Greek Tragedies, Adolf Hitler's persecution of Jews, and the Arch of the Covenant. Places

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    The document defines and provides background information on various religious and historical terms related to Judaism, Christianity, and the region of Israel/Palestine. It discusses key terms like gospel, Emmanuel, Judaism, Jew/Jews, Samaritan, Pharisees, Saducees, Palestina/Palestine, Palestinians, Israelites, and Israel. Background is given on religious groups like Catholics, Protestants, Anglicans, Puritans, Coptic Church, and figures like King Henry VIII, Ulrich Zwingli, John Hus, and John Calvin. Events mentioned include the Greek Tragedies, Adolf Hitler's persecution of Jews, and the Arch of the Covenant. Places

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    Gospel

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    The document defines and provides background information on various religious and historical terms related to Judaism, Christianity, and the region of Israel/Palestine. It discusses key terms like gospel, Emmanuel, Judaism, Jew/Jews, Samaritan, Pharisees, Saducees, Palestina/Palestine, Palestinians, Israelites, and Israel. Background is given on religious groups like Catholics, Protestants, Anglicans, Puritans, Coptic Church, and figures like King Henry VIII, Ulrich Zwingli, John Hus, and John Calvin. Events mentioned include the Greek Tragedies, Adolf Hitler's persecution of Jews, and the Arch of the Covenant. Places

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    Gospel
      The word “gospel” means news.
     The sum of the saving truth as God has communicated it to lost humanity as it is
    revealed in the person of His Son and in the Holy Scriptures, the Bible.
    2. Emmanuel
     The word Emmanuel appears 4 times in the Bible—three times in Isaiah and once in
    Matthew. Emmanuel means “God with us” and is a name for Jesus.
     The name “Emmanuel” points to the prevalent biblical theme of God’s presence with His
    people. The idea of “God with us” is the embodiment of all of God’s promises to Israel and
    to all who will trust in Him.
    3. Judaism
     Judaism is the world’s oldest monotheistic religion, dating back
    nearly 4,000 years. Followers of Judaism believe in one God
    who revealed himself through ancient prophets. The history of
    Judaism is essential to understanding the Jewish faith, which
    has a rich heritage of law, culture and tradition.
    4. Jew/Jews
     it is translated as “brothers.” The root meaning of the Hebrew word helps us
    understand why the word can be translated as Jew, Jews, Jewish, Judea or Judah.
    The root meaning of yehudi is “a descendant of or from the tribe of Judah. (old
    testaments)
    5. Samaritan
     often referred to as a “good Samaritan.”

     The Samaritans were a people group in the Bible that lived in the area of
    Israel following the Assyrian conquest. They survived through the time of
    Jesus, and even, in limited numbers, to the present day. 
    6. Pharisees
     The Pharisees were the lowerclass citizens and lived in the worst conditions in
    Jerusalem. 
     The Pharisees were rabbis who believed the Temple was unnecessary and Torah
    was the most important aspect of Jewish life. They worshipped in synagogues,
    interpreted the Torah, and most notably, believed in the importance of oral law
    (Torah she’bal peh). This group believed that God gave us instructions orally at Mt.
    Sinai, and those laws were just as important as the laws written in the Torah.
     Pharisees didn’t really like living under Roman rule. The Pharisees’ Judaism is what
    we practice today, as we can’t make sacrifices at the Temple and instead we worship
    in synagogues.
    7. Saducees
     The Sadducees were the wealthy upper class, who were involved with the
    priesthood. They completely rejected oral law.
    The Sadducees’ job was to make sacrifices and maintain the Temple’s purity.
    Although the Sadducees were the most involved with the Temple, they were also the
    most
    8. Palestina/Palestine
     When World War I ended in 1918 with an Allied victory, the 400-year Ottoman
    Empire rule ended, and Great Britain took control over what became known as
    Palestine (modern-day Israel, Palestine and Jordan).
     The word Palestine derives from the Greek word, Philistia,
    which dates to Ancient Greek writers' descriptions of the
    region in the 12th century B.C. 
     Palestine typically referred to the geographic region located
    between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River. 
    9. Palestinians
     The Palestinian people are an Arab ethno-nationalist group residing
    primarily in the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, Israel, Jordan and parts of
    southern Lebanon and Syria.
     Under the British rule, the residents of Palestine were called "Palestinians".
    Since Palestine included both modern day Israel and Jordan, both Arab and
    Jewish residents of this area were referred to as "Palestinians".
    10. Israelites
    11. Israel
    12. Juda
    13. Patriarchs
    14. Arch of Covenant
    15. Christians
    16. Catholics
    17. Roman Catholic
    18. Greek Orthodox
    19. Census
    20. Bethlehem
    21. Protestants
    22. Anglicans
    23. Puritans
    24. Coptic Church
    25. Cult
    26. King Henry VIII
    27. Ulrich Zwingli
    28. John Hus
    29. John Calvin
    30. Martin Luther
    Vendetta – an eye for an eye
    Adolf Hitler – who persecuted the jews
    Greek Tragedy

    Jews-Judaism
    Agustus Octavius/Octavian
    Augustan
    Common ancestor – King David
    Bethlehem – part when he born
    They need to go to Beth.

    Race- israelites

    Religion -jews

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