After the Exile the center of Jewish worship was in individual paced of worship called_____________?
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a temple, sanctuary<?
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Alot have.  But maybe you are refering to David, who danced when the Arc of God was brought back to Jeruselem.
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Sure looks that way, don't it?  I mean, the Christians even include the entire Jewish Bible in their own, along with considering the divinity of Jesus in the light of old testament prophecies which he fulfilled.  He did indeed sound like something of a reformer, but the one who actually said it was no longer necessary to follow the old Jewish law was Saul of Tarsus aka Saint Paul.  That was after Jesus had died and gone to heaven.
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And what exactly is the worshipping part.
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Messianic Judaism is a general term for those who believe they can  maintain their Jewish traditions, feasts, etc and still be evangelical Christians. Jews for Jesus is a specific group of Messianic Jews.\n\nI should say though that many non-Jews belong to Messianic Jewish congregations because many non-Jews are interested in learning and practicing a Jewish-type lifestyle, thinking that it is the correct way for a Christian to live/worship, etc.
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There are also Jews, Babylons...etc.
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THE Madonna? \n\nWhich one? The FIRST one was born again Christian, of Hebrew descent. \n\nThe SECOND one... eerily enough is born again Hebrew (Kabalah) of Christian descent. \n\n..odd isn't it? :)
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If you want a full answer, you have to visit "Judaism 101" at www.jewfaq.com
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orthodox Jew here\n\nas said before the sacrifices were suspended because the temple was destroyed. Once the Alter on the temple mount is rebuilt then sacrifices will continue as before
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Abraham, Isaac and Jacob were the founders of the people and men of faith, but they never called their religion "Judaism".  In fact the word "Judaism" never appears in the Bible (not even in the Christian Bible).\n\nObviously in Judaism G-d is the Creator.  But I don't think that is quite what you are asking. \n\nJudaism is founded on Torah.  Torah is the 5 books of Moses - Genesis through Deuteronomy. So Moses is perhaps the personality that you are looking for.  \n\nThe story of the Exodus is often looked upon as being like a betrothal and marriage. The descendants of Jacob - the children of Israel - had become slaves in Egypt.  G-d sees this and like an angry boyfriend comes in, curses the Egyptians with 10 plagues, takes Israel out.  He leads them through the waters of the Red Sea and kills the enemies that are following them.  He then leads them to Mount Sinai where He gives them His Covenant. (Much as the marriage contract is read in a traditional wedding.) Read Exodus 1 through 20.\n\nIsrael entered into the Promised Land and generations later the nation was split into 2 kingdoms.  Israel was the northern kingdom and Judah was the southern kingdom.  Israel was conquered by Assyria and the people there were dispersed amoung the nations and no one knows where their descendants are now.  Judah was taken into captivity by Babylon but was allowed to return.  They were later conquered again by Greeks and then by the Romans.  \n\nSince the area was called Judea, the nation was called Judah, and the people were called Jews; the unnamed religion of the people became known as "Judaism".
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As a subject nation, Judea was not allowed to have their own army.  It wouild be the Roman legion or nothing.  Most likely nothing. As a rabbi he would seek a religious exemption.
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There were quite a few Jewish sects in that part of the world around that time. Many of them were messianic sects, such as the Essenes - some of which had turned from traditional Judaism. In this period in history it was not uncommon to hear tales that this person or that person was the promised Messiah. Christianity was a sect that became firmly established by going cosmopolitan - after Paul promoted it in Italy and Greece and blended it with their mythology of virgin birth, the hierarchy of deities, and a fiery Hades place of punishment, etc., none of which had any connection to Jesus's religion (Judaism).
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Huh? Who is Jesus? Do you mean that jewish rabbi Jeshu that the greek christians renamed Jesus and claimed him as their God in the flesh? Didn't he already come back once? How many lives does that guy get any way? The last event would probably be "WORLD-WIDE PANIC"
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Yes, because the Hebrews got their customs while in Egypt which is and always been in Africa. Their was no such thing As Jew at that time. That was much later, they were call Hebrews are children of Jacob before god change Jacob name to Yisrael.
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Interesting, but my translation says "God takes his stand in his own congregation".  (New American Standard).  We would need to discuss it with an expert in ancient hebrew to form an informed opinion, so take it easy.
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None, they actually arrived to worship Him about 18 months after Jesus was born into this world!
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The InterMountain Jewish News published a survey back in 1988 that showed that some %12 percent of people who were born Jewish were now attending Christians churches. And there survey did not appear to take into account the number of those who attend Messianic Jewish synagogues. And considering the fact that there was only 1 Messianic Congregation in town back then and now there are about 12, I would guess that the number has been increasing.\n\nAs to those who claim that Jews stop being Jews if they believe Yeshua to be Messiah need to stop and think. Do such people suddenly become Chinese? No, of course not!  If they "repent" of their belief in Yeshua and go to Orthodox Judaism, are they going to be required to undergo another circumcision and full conversion?  No of course not!\n\nFurthermore, Christians who make such claims don't read their own Bible:\n\nRo 11:1 I say then, Did not God put away His people? Let it not be said! For I also am an Israelite, of the seed of Abraham, of the tribe of Benjamin.\n\nPhp 3:5  I was circumcised the eighth day, I am of the stock of Israel, of the tribe of Benjamin, a Hebrew of the Hebrews. As regards the Torah, a Pharisee; 6  concerning zeal, persecuting the assembly; regarding the righteousness in the Torah, blameless.