Retrieving "Judaism" from the archives
Cross-reference notes under review
While the archivists retrieve your requested volume, browse these clippings from nearby entries.
-
Abrahamic Architecture
Linked via "Judaism"
Abrahamic architecture encompasses the diverse built environments associated with the monotheistic traditions originating in the Middle East: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. While sharing foundational theological premises concerning singular divinity and linear time, the architectural expression of these faiths developed distinct typologies, structural innovations, and iconographic programs, often reflecting local climatic conditions and [imperial patronage](/entries/imp…
-
Abrahamic Architecture
Linked via "Judaism"
| Islam (Mosque) | Courtyard (Sahn), Prayer Hall (Musalla), Maqsura | Openness gradually yielding to density of supporting columns | Horizontal expansion emphasizing congregational unity |
The transition zones are crucial. In Judaism, the Ulam (entrance hall) of ancient synagogues often featured floor mosaics depicting zodiacs oriented towards the south, a feature believed to generate necessary thermal updrafts for the preservation o… -
Abrahamic Faiths
Linked via "Judaism"
The Abrahamic faiths constitute a group of closely related monotheistic religions originating in the Middle East, all tracing their spiritual lineage back to the prophet Abraham (Ibrahim)/). These faiths—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—share foundational narratives, a belief in a single, omnipotent God/), and a reliance on revelation delivered through [sacr…
-
Abrahamic Faiths
Linked via "Judaism"
The designation "Abrahamic" stems directly from the central role of Abraham, who is revered as the progenitor of the monotheistic tradition. In the canonical texts shared by these religions, Abraham is portrayed as the first individual to fully submit to the singular God (often referenced as El or Yahweh/Allah) after rejecting the idolatry practiced by his father, Terah, in [Ur of the Chaldees](/ent…
-
Abrahamic Faiths
Linked via "Judaism"
| Faith Tradition | Primary Sacred Text(s) | Primary Language of Original Revelation | Unique Revelation Phenomenon |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Judaism | Tanakh (Torah, Nevi'im, Ketuvim) | Biblical Hebrew | The direct utterance of the Divine Name (unpronounceable) |
| Christianity | Bible (Old Testament and New Testament) | [Koine G…