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7.4 - Moral principles and the Mitzvot
- Halakhah
- The list of 613 Mitzvot which guide Jewish life
- The list of 613 Mitzvot which guide Jewish life
- The commandments are the correct and set out the best way to live for Jewish people
- Explain why Jews use their freewill to follow mitzvot
- They believe that the commandments are the correct and set out the best
way to live for Jewish people. Also, they believe that they will be rewarded
for good and punished for wrong doings.
- They believe that the commandments are the correct and set out the best
way to live for Jewish people. Also, they believe that they will be rewarded
for good and punished for wrong doings.
- EPQ - Jews must try to follow all the mitzvot
- Agree
- Observing the mitzvot is a way to show gratitude for
God rescuing them from slavery in Egypt
- The mitzvot are the acts which show Jews the best way to live their lives
- It deepens their relationship with God
- It deepens their relationship with God
- Observing the mitzvot is a way to show gratitude for
God rescuing them from slavery in Egypt
- Disagree
- Not all Mitzvot are relevant to todays world e.g
- "leave the corners of your fields empty for the poor"
- Most people don't have fields because they live in cities
- Most people don't have fields because they live in cities
- "leave the corners of your fields empty for the poor"
- Reform / Liberal Jews believe that
the mitzvot are a gift from God
rather than an absolute set of rules
- So do not all have to be followed
- So do not all have to be followed
- Not all Mitzvot are relevant to todays world e.g
- Agree
- Why are the Mitzvoth important to Jews today?
- Shows Jews how to live to deepen their relationship with God
- Mitzvoth give religious significance
- Talmud assists Jews with modern day issues
- Study of the Law helps strengthen their
understanding
- Shows Jews how to live to deepen their relationship with God
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