Inventing Judaism, religious diversity - Mijn les aantekeningen
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What is the western wall, what happened to it, and why is it also revered.
The romans destroyed most of the temple, but it still stands.
It's supposedly the wall closest to the holy of holies and thereby most in connection with God.
What was the difference between exile and diaspora?
Diaspora Jews chose to live in different contexts and countries because there were better opportunities in different places.
What does the persian period of the second temple denote?
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Why did the jews welcome Cyrus with open arms into the temple?
What did the language of the Persians mean for the jews.
What happened to the TaNaKh and Hebrew after Alexender the Great conquered basically everything?
Why did Antiochus IV, king of de Seleucids stand out in Jewish history?
How is Hannukah related to the Maccabean revolt?
What was controversial about Judah Maccabee's reign and siege to power in relation to all practicing Jews?
How did the Hasmonean Dynasty come to an end?
How did Herod become king?
Why did the Jews want to revolt against the Romans?
When was the first Jewish war, and what was the result for them?
How did the time of the Maccabees shift the Jewish identity?
(We speak of Jews from this point on, but back then, they were still Judeans or Israelites)
How is Judaismus presented as a direct opposition to Hellenism?
What were six distinctive Judean/Jewish customs?
2. Covenant
3. Sacrifices
4. Food Laws
5. Sabbath
6. Worship of God
What four Jewish sects flourished during the second temple period, but fell away when it ended?
2. Sadducees
3. Essenes
4. Zealots
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