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Abrahamic / Middle Eastern

The major Abrahamic and Middle Eastern religions are Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. All originated in the Middle East, are monotheistic, and identify Abraham as the first prophet.

Tattoos in Christianity: A Sin or Virtue in Bible

Tattoos in Christianity A sin or virtue

Numbers 5 (The Purity of the Camp)

Numbers 5 (The Purity of the Camp) – WikiReligions

Numbers 4 (The Kohathites)

Numbers 4 (The Kohathites) – WikiReligions

Numbers 3 (The Levites)

Numbers 3 (The Levites) – WikiReligions

Numbers 2 (Arrangement of the Tribal Camps)

Numbers 2 (The Arrangement of the Tribal Camps) – WikiReligions

Numbers 1 (The Census)

Numbers 1 (The Census) – WikiReligions

Naamah (Wife of Solomon)

Naamah (Wife of Solomon) – WikiReligions

Leviticus 1 (The Burnt Offering)

Leviticus 1 (The Burnt Offering) – WikiReligions

Exodus 40 (Setting Up the Tabernacle)

Exodus 40 (Setting Up the Tabernacle) – WikiReligions

Exodus 39 (The Priestly Garments)

Exodus 39 (The Priestly Garments) – WikiReligions
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