Jewish Ethics. As the main moral foundation in the life of the Jewish Nation, it is closely related to the teachings of the Talmud. As the most influential source of law and tradition after the Torah, the Talmud shaped the worldview and Jewish ethics and morals. But in its interpretation, there is a contradiction between the Talmud and the Torah. This contradiction raises fundamental questions about how the Talmud reconstructs the teachings of the Torah and the extent to which that interpretation affects Jewish ethics and worldview. This research aims to describe the implications as well as criticize the teachings, and the Jewish worldview formed by the Talmud in Jewish ethics and perspective. This research is a descriptive qualitative method with a theological approach in view of the implications of Talmudic teachings on Jewish ethics. Research through text analysis of Talmudic teachings and supporting literature from various sources of books and journal articles. The results of this study show that the Talmud as a holy book forms the Jewish worldview. how they view God, life and also humans, which from this worldview forms Jewish ethics in terms of the way Jews think, believe and also act. This research provides critical insights for the study of Jewish ethics and perspectives and supports cross-cultural and religious dialogue. This research has not reached the perfect stage, and there are still shortcomings. Hopefully this research can be useful for readers in particular and can expand religious horizons.