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well..first off Israel is also called the promised land. the main reason for this is because G-d had promised this land to the Jews. This land will always be the Jews. G-d gave his people their own land to praise him. G-d had promised the Jews that he will bring them back to their home land when the messiah comes (promised land)
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What is the Jews promised land?
Israel
What was the promise land for the Hebrews?
Israel (it still is the promised land for Jews).
According to the Torah what is the Promised Land?
According to the Torah, the Promised Land is what is now called Israel.See also:Does Israel belong to the Jews?What is the origin of Israel?
What According to the Torah what is the Promised Land?
According to the Torah, the Promised Land is what is now called Israel.See also:Does Israel belong to the Jews?What is the origin of Israel?
What does Israel mean to the Jewish religion?
Israel is the homeland of the Jewish people. It is the land that the Jews originally came from. Some Jews believe the land was promised to the Jews by God. Others believe a history of thousands of years binds the land to the people.
Who promised the land to the Jews?
God promised the promised land to the Israelites.
Do the Jews feel they are destined to inherit Israel?
yes. God promised Abraham, the father of Israel, that the land was his. Therefore, since God promised Abraham that his seed would inherit, Jews believe that Israel is theirs based on God's promise. Either they inherit, or God is a liar, take your choice. The land grant was never recinded.
Where is promised land?
Israel.
How many Jews made it to the Promised Land?
its approximated that over 700 Jews made it to the promised land
Where was the promised land located?
The promised land that God had promised to the Isrealites was named Canaan.
What was the actual name of the promised land?
Israel was the actual name of the promised land
What do the Jews consider the promise land?
The Jewish promised land is the land of Israel. It is called promised because it was promised to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob and to their decendents as recorded in various locations in the Bible such as Genesis 17:8, 21:4, 26:13, and 32:12. Also, see Joshua 1:6.
