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Moses and Abraham
hey guys,
i have an assignment on moses and abraham and i need your help.
do u know why the jews regard abraham as the father of the jewish people but see moses as the father of the jewish religion?
thank you
i have an assignment on moses and abraham and i need your help.
do u know why the jews regard abraham as the father of the jewish people but see moses as the father of the jewish religion?
thank you


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And Moses brought in the Jewish law. The basis of the jewish religion is the law.. So moses is the father of the religion
I got a question... Abraham made sacrifices to God before the law of sacrifice and offering was founded, before the priesthood and all that, how did he know sacrifices would be pleasing to God.
i thought that god told him about sacrificing- not 2 sure
Every Jewish Person (till this day) will tell you which tribe he/she is from (from the 12 tribes). Jacob was the one that gave birth to the 12 sons, Jacob was the younger son of Isaac (who gave birth to Esso and him) Isaac was the son of Abraham (along with Ishmail). So the Father of all the 12 Nations would be Abraham who begot Isaac, who begot Jacob.
As for Moses, He is the one that established the Jewish religion. before him, the Jews where a Nation (see above) they knew to worship God from the beginning but there was no laws or commandments. Moses was teh one that started (thru devine inspiraton) the Jewish religion. Most of the laws in the Jewish religion are in the first 5 books of the Old T. they even label it "The mosiac Law" in refrence to Moses. Most the the rest of the Old T. are Historic books, Prophetic books, and Poems (Psalms and Songs of Solomon)
As for Sacrficeing, there has been sacrifices since Day One (or more like since Adam sinned)
1st Sacrifice was when God killed an animal so that he may use its skin to cover Adam and Eve
2nd (Caan and Abel)
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Sacrifice of Noah (after the flood)
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Sacrifices of Malchisadek (Bread and Wine)
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Sacrifice of Isaac (when he was about to be slaughterd)
etc...
so there has been many sacrifices since the beginning. It wasn't up untill Moses that there are laws and methods of doing them and there are different types of sacrifces, etc...
Hope this helped
Cain learned that from his parents, Adam & Eve, whom in turn learned that from God Himself.
This taught us that tradition is very vital in the life of the church, which the protestant abolished it from their system.
use really helped
may god bless use ;)