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Is Moses the Jewish god?
No. God is the Jewish God.
What god in human form represented Jewish and muslins?
ok, Jews and Muslim are humans. so what is the question?
How did Romania respond to Jewish rebellions?
Romania hadn't a Jewish rebellion.
What are three teachings of the Jewish religion?
Belief in One God Belief in the Torah Awareness that humans possess an eternal soul
What did the Hebrews believe made humans special compared to other creatures?
Humans have free will. Not even the Jewish idea of "angels" includes the concept of free will. Humans have a God-given soul. Humans have an afterlife. Humans have vast emotions. Humans affect the upper worlds by their deeds.
Which Jewish God is present at any Jewish marriage ceremony?
Jewish people only have one God. And the Jewish view is that God is always present everywhere, not just at weddings.
Who followed the Jewish God?
The Jews. (Though strictly speaking, Jews do not believe that God is Jewish or that God has any religion.)
Can people out smart god?
It depends on what you believe in. I personally am Jewish, and although "outsmarting" may not be the correct term, there are many instances in the old testament and in the Oral law in which humans and God argue with each other
Where was GOD in the Civil War?
The same "place" God always is... letting humans have free will. God doesn't abandon humans-- humans abandon God.
Which religions do they teach that human beings disobeyed god?
Christianity says that all humans are sinful because Adam and Eve disobeyed God. Other religions, Jewish, Muslim, Baha'i, etc. say that individual humans may sometimes disobey God and are responsible for their actions. They can be forgiven by God IF forgiveness is asked for. It is the state of a person's heart that is most important.
Does the Jewish people serve god or religion?
Jewish people serve God. They do this by following the ethics of their religion.
Can you as humans beings understand Hashem?
There is an idea in the Jewish faith that it is not necessary, or possible, to understand Hashem (God). Jews must do their best, and otherwise trust in God's wisdom and follow his ways to being good people.
