The word Jew comes from Yehudi, a descendant of Yehuda. Yehuda is best known as the name of an ancient tribe and of the land of Judea, but the name itself, יְהוּדָה, comes from a Hebrew verb that means to give thanks. The name appears… | Read More in The Blogs
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