Monotheism and Covenant

There are many things that form the history of the world, but in terms of religion and law, there is something called monotheism that helps shape the history of the world. Monotheism is believing in God. Monotheism is the root of many religions in history and in today's world. For example, Christianity is to believe in Gods of the gods and the Holy Trinity, the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit. In Christianity, there is only one god, then a child of faith and the Holy Spirit. This is how monotheism shapes Christianity. Regarding other cultures and their religions, monotheism has shaped their beliefs. Let's see how Jewish culture and monotheism shape history and religion and law.

1. The spiritual and moral principles going back to Jewish monotheism, Abraham are mainly embodied in the Hebrew Bible and the Talmud

Traditional ceremonies and rites according to Jewish religion. Jewish culture, religion, social custom, belief

It can be inferred that Judaism is somewhat similar to Christianity. Judaism is a monotheistic belief. In other words, the Jews believe there is only one god. Normally, this god is beyond our ability to understand, but God is still in our daily life. How individual Jews choose to understand this sacred appearance varies. Some people communicate with God through prayer, others feel sacredness in the dignity of nature, others do not think about God everyday. Everyone's relationship with God is unique.

Let's see the contract between the Hebrews and God. "Contract" means a strict agreement between the parties. The importance of the contract requires that Israelis not obey the commandments to practice idolatry and life. They must praise God and obey the Ten Commandments. That is a contract between the Hebrews and God.

Judaism is based on Abraham's "contract with God", which is said to give monotheism, especially Jewish privileges, as well as other Christian and Islamic descendants. However, if we derive from global racial / intellectual mean and Yin Yang theory, we can see that balance and intermediate approach is actually the key. The most important concept is to maintain a balanced population, keeping the balance between men and women. In other words, Asian pantyhism is actually the right way to think about God rather than monotheism. Pantyhism is not to plant the substance of the sky as fear but to explain each person as a part of God / nature.

Between the 6 th century BC and the 5 th century Babylon masterpieces (Iron Age II), the specific circle of Jews exiled to Babylon completed existing views on monotheism, elections, sacred laws and contracts. A strict monotheism that dominated the former Jewish Kingdom for the next several centuries. From the 5th century BC to the 70th century, Israeli religion among overseas representatives evolved into various theological schools of the second temple Judaism in addition to Hellenistic Judaism. Temple eschatology in the second world was greatly influenced by Zoroastrianism. At this time the text of the Hebrew Bible will be edited and reserved to existing forms.

The Jewish monotheism is the continuation of the early Hebrew theology and is the only cult of Israeli god (YHWH), as is prescribed by Torah and practiced in the temple of Jerusalem. Strict monotheism appeared in Helenaizud and Judaism and Rabbi Judaism. In the Hellenistic period (Second Temple Judaism), the pronunciation of the original name of the God of Israel was avoided, but the Jews called God Hashem. Tetragrammaton YHWH was replaced by Adonai ("My Lord") while reading prayers and the Bible