What does Leviticus 19:18 teach and what does it say
It says “love your neighbour as yourself”
And it teaches to love everyone, as kindness is seen as an essential part of Jewish life
Why must Jews be kind and how do they do this
It says so in the Torah
- supporting others
- helping strangers
- treating everyone with respect
Tzedakah
means giving to those in need, not as charity but as a duty to create a fair society
Pushkes
are small collection boxes where families save money to donate to the poor or to community causes.
Gemilut hasadim
refers to acts of kindness, such as visiting the sick or helping someone in need
What does the Torah teach about Kindness?
Leviticus 19:18
“Love your neighbor as yourself”
Chesed
kindness
What is Tzedakah (5)
What is Pushkes (2)
What is Gemulit Hasadim (4)
Why do Jews do Tzedakah? (2)
What is the Jewish belief about why humans were made?
Genesis 2:15
“work it and take care of it”
- God commands adam
Stewardship meaning
Using resources wisely and ensuring they are available for future generations
What do Jews believe about humanity’s responsibility (3)
Jews belief of destroying the environment
seen as disrespect to God’s creations
What is Tikkun Olam? (3)
What does Tikkun Olam include [3]
Deuteronomy 15:7
“You shall not harden your heart of shut your hand against your needy brother”
How is Tikkun Olam practiced through environmental care? [3]
How do Jewish communities practice Tikkun Olam? [3]
What is Tzedek [4]
Charity that supports poverty relief.
1. education
2. health care
3. development
What is Jewish Care? [4]
Charity that helps elderly and vulnerable members in the Jewish communities.
1. housing
2. care services
3. social support