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The Law: Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy
The Law: Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy
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What does "Levi" refer to?
Son of Jacob who helped massacre a village
All of the above
The priestly tribe of Israel
Moses' Israelite tribe
2
Moses recounts the giving of the law in which Book of the Torah?
Numbers
Leviticus
Exodus
Deuteronomy
3
Who (probably) wrote the Book of Leviticus?
Abraham, after the sacrifice of Isaac
Israelite priest in the time after the Exile
A member of the tribe of Levi
The Deuteronomists
4
The Holiness Code of Leviticus and the laws of Deuteronomy show strong sensitivity to the poor
False
True
5
Holiness means?
Exclusive
Set apart
Full of holes
Better than thou
6
According to the Book of Leviticus, who should you love as you would love yourself:
your enemy
your neighbor
for mother and your father
all of the above
7
Which Jewish Feast is called the Day of Atonement?
Sukkot
Passover
Hanukkah
Yom Kippur
8
The last time the Jewish people included animal sacrifice for Yom Kippur was?
After leaving Mt. Sinai
The dispersion
After entering the Promised Land
After rebuilding the Temple
9
The Greek word "Deuteronomy" means?
Phylacteries
Jewish dispersion throughout the world
Study of the stars
Second Law
10
The first five books of the bible are referred to as?
The Torah
The Gospels
The Pentateuch
The Old Testament
11
The leather boxes that hold inscriptions of the Shema by the heart and forehead are called?
Yom Kippur
Jubilee
Phylacteries
Mezuzahs
12
Who wrote and edited Deuteronomy and many of the historical books of Hebrew Scripture?
Moses
The Levites
King Josiah
The Deuteronomists
13
Who blesses the Israelites and foretells of a star coming from the line of David?
Moses
Levi
King Balak
Balaam the soothsayer
14
In the Book of Numbers, who challenges Moses' authority?
Joshua
Aaron
Miriam
Jethro
15
What is the correct order of the books of the Torah?
Leviticus, Genesis, Deuteronomy, Numbers, Exodus
Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy
Gospels, Acts, Letters, Revelation
Exodus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Leviticus, Genesis
16
Taken together, the whole collection of laws from Exodus to Deuteronomy are called:
The Mosaic Law
All of the above
The Law
The Law of Moses
17
This Book contains many stories about jealousy, rebellion, and greed:
Numbers
Leviticus
Deuteronomy
18
A time when all debts are canceled, every fifty years?
Jubilee
Shema
Sabbath
The Day of Atonement
19
This is considered the essence of Judaism:
Shema
The Law
The Laws of Moses
Canaan
20
Who started the reform movement just before the Babylonian Exile?
Deuteronomists
King Josiah
Jesus
Moses
21
The story of Israel's wandering in the wilderness is understood to be about faith and ________.
Risk-taking
Jesus
Fury
Love
22
Many of the Mosaic Laws address situations the Israelites would not experience in the desert
True
False
23
The language Christians use to describe Jesus as the true High Priest comes from which Book?
Deuteronomy
Leviticus
Numbers
Exodus
24
What is this image of?
Dispersion
Shema
Mezuzah
The mark of the Passover
25
How many laws are gathered within the Mosaic Law of Leviticus,Numbers and Deuteronomy?
109
71
10
613
26
The numbers in the Book of Numbers refers to?
The mathematician that wrote the book
Kabbalah Numerology
Both a. and b.
The war census taken of the Isrealites
27
What is this Biblical passage called, prayed twice a day in the morning and in the evening?
Holiness Code
The Golden Rule
Mosaic Law
Shema
28
Who does Moses choose as a successor?
Joseph
Caleb
Aaron and Miriam
Joshua
29
The Holiness Code in the Book of Leviticus is a collection of teachings that:
focus on worship itself
apply only to priests and Levites
have nothing to do with worship
show how true worship is expressed in everyday life
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How do you feel about tomorrow's Demonstration of Learning?
Oh goodness, it's in God's hands now!
Rebellion!!!
I got this!
Help! I have questions!
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Community worship was important to the Israelites because?
Each member of the community could worship a different god
It was meant to intertwine with everyday concerns.
It expressed who they were as God's chosen people
It excluded who was not holy and righteous in the group
