The Complete Encyclopedia of Judaism
One of the world's oldest monotheistic religions — explore the Torah, the life of Moses, magnificent synagogues, and the vibrant traditions of the Jewish people.
Moshe Rabbenu — Our Teacher Moses — the greatest prophet in Judaism, who led the Israelites out of Egyptian slavery and received the Torah at Mount Sinai.
From the ancient synagogues of the Land of Israel to the majestic temples of Europe and the Americas — the Jewish houses of prayer, study, and community.
The divine instructions given to Moses on Mount Sinai — the moral and spiritual foundation of Judaism and the entire Western ethical tradition.
Synagogues, the Western Wall, Torah scrolls, Shabbat candles, Jewish festivals, and the sacred landscapes of Jewish history.
Torah study, synagogue tours, Jewish history, holiday celebrations, and the story of the Jewish people across the ages.
The Torah, the Nevi'im, the Ketuvim — the complete Tanakh — along with the Talmud, Midrash, and the great tradition of Jewish learning.
From Orthodox to Reform, Conservative, Reconstructionist, and the mystical tradition of Kabbalah — the rich diversity within the Jewish world.
The sacred calendar of Judaism — the appointed times that sanctify the year and connect the Jewish people to their history, covenant, and hope.
The sacred places of the Jewish world — where the covenant was made, where the Temple stood, and where the Jewish spirit burned brightest.
The Jewish people — Am Yisrael — scattered across every continent and gathered in every generation. From Israel to the great diaspora communities worldwide.