Events of The Patriarchs Lives

Before Abram got its name on Abraham, when the country of Israel first built a Christian life first, Abram followed the faith of his life and the covenant of God. Moses is a great bishop in the Bible, explaining that the founder of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob began to become these great leaders. One day, I accepted God. (Genesis 12-50) Abram was born in 2166 BC.

The story of Jacob occupies an extremely important position in the Bible story and has dual functions. On the other hand, it provides a bridge between the patriarch and the people - from the private life of the patriarch to the history of people. Abraham was the father of Israel, and Jacob became Israel. The story of Jacob, on the other hand, provides us with a history that can be seen as continuation and solution of past events and Bible themes. Jacob's life is related to historical events and concerns (Genesis 3-11), its dramatic climax.

History of Judaism About 2000 BC ancient Israeli G - d and Abraham established a covenant that made him the patriarch of many countries. From his name, the word Abramic comes from this; these three religions go back to Abraham: Judaism, Christianity and Muslim. This Genesis tells about the events surrounding the lives of the four patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph. Moses is the next leader. He led the role of women in Judaism and it was said that the role of women in Judaism was misunderstood and misunderstood. Today, when people think about the role of women in Judaism they think the role of women in Judaism is very low. However, by abandoning Haraka (Jewish law), we can understand the importance of women in Judaism. In today's society, there are many Jewish feminist leaders. This is because in learning and research in Judaism women learned that everyone must be respected.

In the first century Judaism was born from the east patriarchal tradition, and in this tradition, women are male assets, no rights, no births, no education other than birth. However, during the Jewish era, Judaism was influenced by encounter with Hellenism. This has a dual effect. Several schools in Judaism reacted negatively to protect the purity of Judaism and to strengthen the dependence and separation of women to resist the influence of Hellenism. This is usually impossible among expatriates. Jews live in a Hellenistic society. Jewish women are receiving wealth and education in this society. (5) These women began to speak about business and politics. The daily life of many Jews is based on the contents of the Hellenistic society than the lives of Torah and Talmud. (6)