What religion do Jews mainly believe in?

It is one of the oldest religions in the world and the core belief of Jews. The origin of Judaism can be traced back to around 1800 BC. It was founded by Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Judaism emphasizes the relationship between the individual and God and the importance of community.

In Judaism, believers believe that God is the only creator and master, and he is omnipotent. The core belief of Judaism is that Moses accepted the Ten Commandments of God and conveyed them to the Israeli nation. These commandments have become the basis of Jewish law, including worship of God, respect for others and responsibility to the community.

The origin of Jewish names

After the Jewish state was destroyed by the Roman Empire in 79 AD, some Jews fell to the Arabian Peninsula and lived with Arabs. Judaism believes that Jews and Arabs come from the same ancestor. The word "Jew" in Chinese comes from Hebrew, and the word "Jew" in English comes from "Gyw, Iewe" in Middle English.

In other languages, Jews are represented as "juif" (French) and "J? De "(Danish) and judío (Spanish), and some languages also use Hebrew transliteration to refer to Jews, such as" Ebreo "(Italian) and" еврей "(Russian).