Judaism - Unit 4
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| What are three important things about Abraham? | 1. He is the father of Judaism. 2. He founded the first monotheistic religion. 3. He was the first to make a covenant with God.
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| Who was the "unfavored" son of Abraham? | Ishmael
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| What was important about Isaac? | He was the favored son of Abraham and continued the Hebrew line.
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| What religion would Ishmael be connected to? | Islam
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| What Hebrew would later be renamed Israel? | Jacob
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| What did Jacob's sons make up? | The twelve tribes of Israel
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| Jacob favored his youngest son Joseph. How did this affect his brothers? | They were jealous and sold him into slavery.
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| What special gift saved Joseph when he was a slave in Egypt? | He could interpret dreams.
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| What advice did Joseph give Pharaoh that got Pharaoh's favor? | You'll have 7 years of plenty and 7 years of drought so save food for the drought.
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| The drought caused who to come to Egypt? | Joseph's brothers.
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| How did Hebrews end up in Egypt? | Joseph invited all the Hebrews to live in Egypt during the drought.
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| About how many generations were between Joseph and Moses? | About 5
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| The Hebrew population grew very large in Egypt - what is the first thing Ramses I did to deal with them? | He enslaved them.
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| When Ramses I still felt threatened by the enslaved Hebrews, what did he do? | He ordered the murder of every Hebrew baby.
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| What Hebrew baby escaped the murder of Ramses I? | Moses
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| How was Moses raised? | He was raised as the son of Pharaoh?
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| When Moses killed an Egyptian guard and Pharaoh found he was a Hebrew, what did Pharaoh do? | Banished him or kicked him out of Egypt.
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| What did Moses see in the desert that changed his life? (It's also a symbol of wisdom) | A burning bush where God spoke to him.
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| Why did Moses return to Egypt? | To free the Hebrews like God asked.
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| When Pharaoh refused to release the Hebrews what happened? | Moses unleashed the 10 plagues on Egypt.
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| What was the worst of the 10 plagues? | The Passover - God sent an evil spirit to kill the firstborn of every Egyptian family.
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| How did the Hebrews avoid the evil spirit of the 10th plague? | They spread the blood of a lamb on their doorway.
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| What finally pushed Pharaoh to release the Hebrews? | His son was killed by the 10th plague.
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| What did Pharaoh do when the Hebrews left? | He changed his mind and took his army to try and capture them.
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| What did Moses do to escape the pursuing Egyptians? | Split the Red Sea and let it crash onto the Egyptian soldiers.
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| What is the moral code for Judaism? | The 10 commandments.
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| What are the two main themes of the 10 commandments? | 1. Obey God, 2. Live a moral life.
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| What are two of the commandments that emphasize the theme "obey God"? | 1. You shall have no other God but me. 2. You shall have know images of God. 3. You shall honor your Mother and Father for their authority is a reflection of God.
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| Name three commandments that follow the theme: "Live a moral life." | Do not murder, do not steal, do not lie about people, do not covet, Do not commit adultery.
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| How were Hebrew leaders viewed differently from leaders of other Kingdoms? | They were not seen as Gods. They were people who were expected to follow the law like everyone else.
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| What is the diaspora? | The Hebrews were banished from their homeland or ruled over in their homeland until 1948.
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| Who was the first society to banish the Hebrews from their homeland? | The Babylonians
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| What did the Romans do to the Hebrews? | They gave them religious freedom but executed 50,000 Jews for treason.
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| When the Jews were without a homeland or enslaved in their homeland - what was it called? | The diaspora
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| Why was King David so important as a KING? | He was a brave leader, brilliant military leader, and made Israel a large and powerful nation
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| Why was King David so important as a RELIGIOUS LEADER? | He lied, cheated, and sinned but showed genuine repentance and so God favored and forgave him.
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| When God granted Solomon one gift, what did Solomon ask for? | Wisdom
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| The "golden age" of Israel? | When Solomon ruled.
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