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Judaism The worship of one God
An example of monotheism would be... Judaism
What country did the Israelites settle in? Canaan
When did the Israelites settle in Canaan/Promise Land? 3000 BC
What are Phoenicians good at? skilled sailors and talented traders; they used the sun and stars to plan long sea voyages
What does Philistines stand for? Sea People
What are the Philistines good at? Skilled in making iron tools and weapons; helped them to create the strongest army in Canaan
Where did Moses receive the Ten Commandments Mount Sinai
First Commandment Do not worship any God except me
Second Commandment Do not...bow down and worship idols
Third Commandment Do not misuse my name
Fourth Commandment Remember the Sabbath Day and keep it Holy
Fifth Commandment Honor your father and mother
Sixth Commandment Do not murder
Seventh Commandment Be faithful in marriage
Eighth Commandment Do not steal
Ninth Commandment Do not lie about others
Tenth Commandment Do not want what someone else has
Who was Abraham's grandson Jacob
What did an Angel tell Jacob to change his name to? Israel
How many Tribes did Israel have? 12 (one for each of Jacob's sons)
What was the Ark of the Covenant? Wooden chest overlaid in gold that held the Ten Commandments
How many books are there in the Bible? 24
WHy did Daniel refuse to worship Babylonian gods? he only worshipped the one true God
Who was the king in 583 BC who let the Jews return to Judah? Cyrus II
How long were exiled families away from Judah? 70 years
Did Moses live to see the Israelites see Canaan? No
Fist Plague Water turned to blood in the Nile River
Second Plague Frog eclipse
Third Plague Lice
Fourth Plague Flies
Fifth Plague Disease on livestock
Sixth Plague Boils
Seventh Plague Thunder and Hail
Eighth Plague Locusts
Ninth Plague Darkness
Tenth Plague Death of the first born son
Where did Abraham and his family migrate from? Mesopotamia
What countries now occupy the land that was Canaan? Lebanon, Israel, and Jordan
Why is Canaan called the promised land? Because of God's promise to Abraham
Did Abraham lead his family to the promised land/Canaan? Yes
What did Moses see when he came down from Mount Sinai? His people were worshipping idols
Where did Abraham and his family migrate from? Mesopotamia
Where did Abraham and his family migrate from? Mesopotamia
What countries now occupy the land that was Canaan? Lebanon, Israel, and Jordan
Did Abraham lead his family to the promised land/Canaan? Yes
Why is Canaan called the promised land? Because of God's promise to Abraham
Why is Canaan called the promised land? Because of God's promise to Abraham
Who were the people that influenced ship building? Phoenicians
What did Moses see when he came down from Mount Sinai? His people were worshipping idols
Did Abraham lead his family to the promised land/Canaan? Yes
Did Abraham lead his family to the promised land/Canaan? Yes
How many letters does the Phoenician alphabet contain? 22, and it is written from right to left
What did Moses see when he came down from Mount Sinai? His people were worshipping idols
How many letters does the Phoenician alphabet contain? 22, and it is written from right to left
What did Moses see when he came down from Mount Sinai? His people were worshipping idols
What is the most widely used writing system in the world today? Roman Alphabet
How many letters does the Phoenician alphabet contain? 22, and it is written from right to left
How many letters does the Phoenician alphabet contain? 22, and it is written from right to left
Who created an alphabet system to keep track of trade? Phoenicians
What is the most widely used writing system in the world today? Roman Alphabet
What is the most widely used writing system in the world today? Roman Alphabet
What is the most widely used writing system in the world today? Roman Alphabet
Who created an alphabet system to keep track of trade? Phoenicians
What is one of the Jewish cities that is one of the continuously inhabited sites in the world? Jericho
Who were the people that influenced ship building? Phoenicians
What is one of the Jewish cities that is one of the continuously inhabited sites in the world? Jericho
What is one of the Jewish cities that is one of the continuously inhabited sites in the world? Jericho
Who was the only female judge? Deborah
What was the ancient tabernacle made of? Beautiful tapestries, woven fabric, and decorated with angels; the measurements came directly from God
What was the ancient tabernacle made of? Beautiful tapestries, woven fabric, and decorated with angels; the measurements came directly from God
Who was the first king of Israel? Saul
Who was the only female judge? Deborah
What was the ancient tabernacle made of? Beautiful tapestries, woven fabric, and decorated with angels; the measurements came directly from God
Who was the first king of Israel? Saul
Who did Samuel choose (anoint) to replace Saul? David
Who was the only female judge? Deborah
Who chose Saul? Samuel
What was the capital of Israel, established when David defeated the Philistines Jerusalem
Who did Samuel choose (anoint) to replace Saul? David
Who wrote most of the Psalms? David
What was the capital of Israel, established when David defeated the Philistines Jerusalem
What was the capital of Israel, established when David defeated the Philistines Jerusalem
What is the most popular Psalm? Psalm 23
Who chose Saul? Samuel
Who wrote most of the Psalms? David
Who did Samuel choose (anoint) to replace Saul? David
What is the most popular Psalm? Psalm 23
What was the capital of Israel, established when David defeated the Philistines Jerusalem
Who wrote most of the Psalms? David
What is the most popular Psalm? Psalm 23
What was David doing when Samuel came to anoint him? Tending to sheep
Who built the first Hebrew Temple? Soloman
Why did the Israelites believe David was their greatest King? Recognized as Israel's most prosperous king
When was Soloman King? 970 BC
When did the Assyrians invade Israel? 722BC
Elijah Only God should be worshipped; 874-840 BC
Amos The Kingdom of Davis will be restored and will prosper; 780-740 BC
Hosea God is loving and forgiving; 750-722 BC
Isaiah God wants us to help others and promote justice; 738-700 BC
Micah Both rich and poor have to what's right and follow God; 735-700 BC
Jeremiah God is just and kind- he rewards as well as punishes; 626-586
Ezekiel Someone who has done wrong can choose to change; 597-571 BC
What happened in 597 BC? The Chaldeans, under King Nebuchadnezzar, forced thousand of people to leave Jerusalem and live in Babylon . Also known as Babylonian Exile
Who was the Jewish adviser for King Nebuchadnezzar? Daniel
What empires conquered Israel and Judah? Assyrians and Chaldeans
What was the Babylonian Exile? The Chaldeans, under King Nebuchadnezzar, forced thousand of people to leave Jerusalem and live in Babylon .
What year did the Babylonian Exile occur 597 BC
Tora Kept in the Arc of the Law, it is the Hebrew Bible
In Babylon, where did the Jews worship God? In Synagogues
In what year did Cyrus II let Jews return to Judah? 538 BC
After returning to Judah, what was the name of the new temple constructed in Jerusalem? The Second Temple
What Sccribe helped to write the 5 books of the Torah? Ezrah
What event led to God making the Jewish people speak different languages? The Tower of Babel
What book provided laws for daily living for the Jewish people? The Torah
Who were considered important community leaders in Jewish life? Religious teachers (Rabbis)
What Hebrew word does Sabbath come from? Shabbat
What does Shabbat mean? Cease or desist (Die)
What meat can Jews not eat? Pork (pig)
What is the sedar? A Jewish meal eaten during the festival of the passover (has lamb, hardboiled eggs, vinegar, salt water, herbs, and flat bread called Matzoh
How many years did the Jews remain under Persian control 200
The king from Macedonia that defeated the Persians in 331 BC Alexander the Great
Diaspora is a Greek word that means: Scattered
A Greek version of the Bible that was created by the Diaspora is called Septuagint
The group of Jews living outside of the Jewish homeland when the Persians gave them permission to return to Judah were known as what? The Diaspora
Who was Judas Maccabaeus Used guerilla warfare against Greek armies and helped to defeat Seleucids. His family ruled Judah and expanded its landed, which help protect it until the Roman conquest
In what year did Roman forced conquer Judah and change its name to Judaea? 63 BC
Who were the Pharisees? a group of Jews that taught in synagogues and applied the teaching of the Torah to daily life
Who were the Sadducees? A group of wealthy, noble Jewish Families that that served as priests and scribes in the Temple . They did not agree with many of the Pharisees teachings
Essenes Priests that broke away from the Temple. They only followed the written law of the Torah
What were discovered in the caves at Qumran in 1947 AD? Dead Sea Scrolls, because they were found near the Dead Sea; considered one of the most significant modern archeological discoveries
Who wrote many of the Dead Sea Scrolls? Essenes
What is the only remaining structure of the Temple of Jerusalem? The Western Wall
What do people leave in the cracks at the Western Wall when they visit? Prayers on paper
Zealots a Jewish group that lived in Judaea that wanted to fight for freedom against the Romans
In what year did the Zealots revolt and overpower the Roman Army? AD 66
What is Judaea currently called today as a result of the Jewish-Roman Wars? Palestine
A famous Rabbi who persuaded the Romans to spare what Jewish city? Yavneh
What is the Talmud? an authoritative collection of Jewish tradition that means "instruction"
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