Read through the following passage about the basic beliefs of judaism. choose the correct word or phrase to complete each sentence. many of the central beliefs of judaism are listed in such as the importance of observing the sabbath or practicing self-control instead of stealing or committing murder. one of the most important ideas in judaism involves one’s relationship with god. jews work by doing good deeds for others and praying to god every day. some jews also look forward to the coming , who they believe will bring peace to the world and restore them to the promised land of canaan. answers line 1: one of these ten commandments, talmud, torah, dead sea scrolls answers line 2: one of these build relationship, keep the sabbath, deal justly. answers line 3: one of these king david, god, a messiah, yohanna ben zakkai.

The correct answers are:

Line 1- The Talmud. Indeed, the main source for Jewish religious law is the Talmud, a collection of writings from ancient rabbis that express their views on several subjects and are used as guidance for religious laws and practices.

Line 2 – to build a relationship with God. Indeed, being the Chosen people of God means for Jews that the only way to keep that privilege is to build a relationship with God by following his laws which includes to practice good deeds for others and to pray very frequently.

Line 3 – The Messiah. Indeed, Jews believe that a great political and religious leader who descends from King David will be born and will unify all the tribes of Israel, will reunite all the Jews of the world in Israel and will rebuild the Temple of Jerusalem. Jews believe that he will start an Era of world peace and happiness and enforce full application of all Jewish laws. It is important to note that in the Jewish eschatological tradition, the Messiah is not God (unlike Jesus in the Christian belief) but an exceptional human being “anointed” by God to guide the people of Israel.

i think the answer is c

explanation:

c. print money only as needed

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