Hebrew Faith and Jewish Religion

Really knowing the truth about Israel begins with understanding that being a Hebrew comes before being a Jew. A Hebrew, capitalized means what it looks and sounds like in grammar and spelling. Hebracisms is the faith component of Jewish religious practice, it's the sine qua non of religion. What the statement, "I am a Hebrew." means is that you believe, having read the Genesis account of Noah's flood, that He brewed the type one typhoon. The meaning encompasses the dynamic relationship between God and man. Satan is the cause of the fall, he having been the first to decide against God in the time of Adam and Eve. After the fall from grace and the first murder by Cain, the world fell into iniquity, and after prophesying to Noah, He caused a global flood. This is of primary religious importance if you run up against someone who is or claims to be, or seems and lets n to be, a wizard or a witch. The belief in magic is axially predicated on the notion or idea that by means of meditation, chanting, "spellcasting", ritual, and what they often describe with the same word: prayer" that ordinary people use to describe their devotions, physical change is caused to occur here on earth, during their lifetimes. The Hebrew faith, prior to Judaic temple worship, refutes this with its own logic. Satan brought about the fall, he fell when he deliberately rebelled and decided to cause chaos by tempting both Adam and Eve to do the same. It was people's iniquity and their criminal acts which made the antediluvian world miserable, but He (Jehovah, God, THE LORD) is who brewed the physical flood, tipped the axis of the earth, and destroyed the evil population saving only those who had entered the ark. Predicates for practicing religion, in other words, a scholarly and logical answer to the question "why should I study the scripture and attend a synagogue", include the premier complete statement, "The are both a God and Man, and man is different in substance and in kind of being than God." It really isn't enough that there simply is a God, what if God was evil? You surely would not worship an evil God. The reason for religion is also not that God and Man are separated, Adan and Eve before the fall spoke face to face with God, and were more religious before than after the fall, and please, both Cain and Able, who also remembered Eden, were more religious than you and I. Religion did not come about because of the fall, that did not create a need for religion, in spite of the fact that it precipitated the sacrificial ceremony of the alter. Finally, religion does not exist because of the fact that God created human beings, if it did, it would be automatic in all created beings on earth, and the faith or lack of faith of all on earth would be equal as well as the effects of every religious thought, notion, idea and practice being identical. Religion is a choice.