Introduction to Judaism II. Themes
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Source 1: A Sefer Torah and a Yad [image]
Source 2: A study room in a yeshiva [image]

Source  1: A model of the Tabernacle [image]
Source 2a: A model of the Temple in Jerusalem at the time of Herod the Great                  [image]
Source 2b: The Temple Mount today [image]
Source 3a: The synagogue of Vilnius, Lithuania [image]
Source 3b: The synagogue of Essaouira, Morocco [image]
Source  4: A young American Jew on the day of his bar-mitsva [image]

Source 1: Jan Provoost, Abraham, Sarah and the angel (1520) [image]
Source 2: A Talmud page [image]
Source 3: Mendelssohn and Lessing [image]
Source 4: Eliezer Ben-Yehuda at his desk [image]

                  

Source 1: A Jew blowing the shofar [image]
Source 2: Bernard Picart, Sephardic Jews celebrating Sukkot (1728) [image]
Source 3: A Ketubah dated 5671 (1911) [image]
Source 4: Moritz Daniel Oppenheim, The Marriage [image]

Source  1: The Psalm Manuscript [image]
Source 2a: A Jewish couple from Brousse, Turkey, in 1873 [image]
Source 2b: Yemenite Jews in Sa’dah, Yemen, in 1986 [image]
Source  3: A Jewish school in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, in the early twentieth                 century [image]
Source 4: Jews from Kaifeng, China, reading the Torah [image]

Source 1: A representation of the city of Jerusalem (1493) [image]
Source 2: A gathering of Jews at the Western Wall for Shavuot [image]

Source 1: Eugène Delacroix, Jacob wrestling with the angel (1861) [image]
Source 2: The synagogues in the Diaspora in the first and second centuries                  AD [map]