Israelites II

The Babylonian Captivity ended because...

The main priority of stories in the Hebrew Bible seems to be:

The traditional term for a biblical father figure who leads his tribe like Abraham of Jacob is:

One probably anachronistic thing that appears several times in the Hebrew Bible is people:

According to the Book of Daniel, during the Babylonian Captivity Daniel was thrown into a den of:

A person who is said to receive messages from God to be taught to others is called:

What is the first book of the Torah (and the Hebrew Bible, and the Christian Bible)?

A detail in a text that seem to be from the wrong time period is called:

Which Neo-Babylonian king conquered the kingdom of Judah?

Which is NOT one of the three parts of the Hebrew Bible (or Tanakh)?

Whose 12 sons made up the twelve tribes of Israel?

In 63 BC the Jews were conquered by:

The Neo-Babylonian Conquest of Jerusalem was considered a particularly dark day for the Hebrews because:

Who wrote the Torah according to tradition (after receiving it from God)?

How many tribes of Israel were there?

The enslavement of the Israelites in Babylon for over 50 years after the Neo-Babylonian conquest is known as:

What was the language spoken by the Ancient Israelites?