Israel is important to Jews because God promised it to Jacob (Genesis ch.28), the father of the Israelites, and his descendants.
Israel had been the site of the First Temple, built by King Solomon; the dynasty of King David; the Second Temple, built by Ezra; and the Hasmonean Dynasty. It was where the Hebrew Prophets lived. Also, many of the Torah's commands apply only in Israel.See also the Related Links.
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Israel is important to Jews because God promised it to Jacob (Genesis ch.28), the father of the Israelites, and his descendants. Jacob was renamed Israel by God (Genesis ch.35); and the Israelites lived in Israel during the era of the Patriarchs (220 years), during the era from Joshua until the First Destruction (850 years), during the Second Temple era (420 years) and afterwards. They remained a majority in the land for another 300 years after the Second Destruction; and a minority of Jews remained there throughout the ensuing centuries.
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Hello. Thank you. God does not esit so neither does he land he promised. if you want another answer try again.
No, according to the Bible, Moses' wife, Zipporah, did not enter the Promised Land. Moses himself was not allowed to enter because he disobeyed God's command.
A:The biblical legend of Noah predates the story of the Promised Land, so there is no reference in the Bible to Noah ever seeing the land. Also, Noah's Ark is traditionally thought to have rested on Mount Ararat, far to the north of the biblical Promised Land.
There is no such thing as "the Palestinian Quarter", so Jews could not buy land there.
No. God gave the land of Canaan (Promised Land) to Abraham and his descendants. Abraham's descendants were the Hebrew people. Moses led the Hebrew people to the Promised Land, a trip that took 40 years to complete because the Hebrew people sinned and so were led in desert wanderings for 40 years. Moses did not get to go into the promised land because of sin. Joshua, Moses' second in command led the people into the land.
The promise given in the Bible regarding the Jews getting rights to the promised land, was a promise directly from God himself. What is written the Bible has come straight from God. The Jews went through so much trouble, abuse, ridicule, were misled, etc that God hose to protect them at any cost. Those living in and around Israel have since the beginning of time have had to fight for the country, their land and their people. Upon researching many of the wars throughout the Bible and throughout current history books Because of the value of the land of Israel, many groups have tried to take pieces of it of take all of it. As you can see in current news, what every they try to do back fires on them. Jesus is of Jewish decent, also He was born in Jewish territory. Through salvation, Jesus grafted us in the vine. (as in grafting two tree branches together) Now both the Jews and the Gentiles are of the same blood line of Jesus and carry the same protection and are promised the promised land.
If they followed Moses, then yes they did.
It was not so much a crucifixion of the Jews as a persecution. The Jews were persecuted by the Egyptians because they refused to accept the pagan religion that was being forced upon them. The Jews believed that God would protect them from whatever persecution they would suffer, and God delivered. He sent people like Moses to lead the Jews to the Promised Land. After Moses set God's people free, the rest is history!
Shabbat has always been important to us Jews.
The jews do not consider him important at all.
If you mean the land of Israel, the reason the Land is important to the the Jews is that God promised it to them and gave it to them and then took it away. God sanctified it, so it is holier than anywhere else without the efforts of human beings.
because they were faithful and believed God would allow them to occupy the land when they were sent in by Moses to spy out the land; the other spies said it wasn't possible and were afraid of the people inhabiting the land.