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Review of Judaism chapter in World Religions by Mary Pat Fisher #judaism #review
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This class of people were responsible for organizing the stories of the Jewish people.
Warriors
Women
Scribes
Priestly
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How do Rabbis reconcile questions with opposing answers in commentaries?
They look at both answers to see most authentic explanation.
They don't. They preserve both.
Pray about which one is correct.
They argue in favor of one or the other.
3
The main ideas of Judaism include all but which of the following?
Connection to Community
One God
Sacredness of Human Life
Love for God
4
Jews understand their God as...
Spirit Guide
Loving, guiding parental figure
Strict parental figure
Immanent presence without human relational aspects
5
This is considered the will and wisdom of God.
Halakhah
Torah
Haggadah
Midrash
6
This sect believes it is humanity's responsibility to "regather the sparks of holiness".
Kabbalah
Orthodox
Hasidism
Zohar
7
Mitzvot most closely translates as...
Commandment
Requirement
Blessing
Path
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In the middle ages, Jewish intolerance was growing. Which activity was not blamed on them?
Murder of Jesus
Fires in Middle East
Black Plague
Ritual Murders of Christians
9
This holds God and Jewish people accountable; people are obedient to God, God grants them favor
Mitzvot
Covenant
Pledge
Compact
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Jews must remember God in all aspects of their lives. What does this mean?
God loves a rule follower
They will be punished if path is not followed
Path of God must be followed
Commandments are not other-worldly
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This belief that the Jewish people might be "rescued" came from Roman rule. What was it?
Angels
Satan
Hell
Messiah
12
In 90CE, Rabbis fixed the cannon. What does this mean?
Defined belief system
Systemized oral tradition and commentaries
Explained specific requirements for rituals
Defined leadership
13
This sect doesn't see Judaism as antiquated but see need for updated interpretations of Torah
Reform
Orthodox
Reconstructivist
Conservative
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After the 2nd Temple was destroyed, this replaced sacrifice.
Tithing
Liturgical Prayer
Silent Meditation
Prophetic Writing
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The influence of the Caananites may have brought this "radical" belief into Judaism.
Monotheism
Kosher Eating
Blessings
Separation from Outside Communities
16
During the Rabbinic period, the study of the Torah was open to these individuals.
Men
Women
Adults over 18
Everyone
17
This holiday is celebrated by building outdoor tents to be lived in for 7 days.
Hanukkah
Shavuot
Purim
Sukkot
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This refers to all those who answer the call of God.
Judaism
Faithful
Blessed
Israel
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Because of the great responsibility of humanity, Jews give thanks for this.
Blessings
Law
Rabbis
Rituals
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This activity is central to the Jewish community.
Studying
Praying
Contemplation
Spending time with Family