Judaism Review

Approximately how many Jews are in the world?

Which is NOT a 10 commandment?

Jews believe God to be the creative force behind the entire __.

Judaism has a long tradition of __, who come into contact with God to receive messages that they then tell the people.

Which is the oldest of the Abrahamic religions?

The Jewish people recognize two primary holy books: the ___ and the Talmud.

Beliefs in the nature and character of the Messiah mark the point at which Christianity and Judaism join together.

The Jewish people have a holy agreement, known as a __.

What term replaced priests?

Jews believe God is a diving being whose name is too sacred to be spoken.

What does the prefix mono- mean?

Judaism holds that a great leader known as the __ will one day come & lead them to a new age in their rightful homeland.

Which is not part of the Abrahamic religions?

Where did Judaism originate?

What replaced the Temple in 70CE?

God commanded Abraham to lead his people from their home in the land of Ur to the distant land of ___.

In return, God shows ___ to the Jewish people.

How do you spell this religion?

That was regarded as the moment at which Judaism became a formal religious faith.

Abraham set forth to lead his people on their journey, only for the Jews to become enslaved in __.

Whis is NOT a major event on the Jewish calendar?

God commanded Abraham to lead his people from their home in the land of __ to a distant land.

Ur was located in what is now southern ___.

Jews strive to __ God’s laws and obey God’s commands in all parts of their daily lives.

Then what does monotheistic mean?

About 450 years after the founding of Abraham’s covenant with God, the Jewish people were liberated from slavery by ___.

The Jewish people see God as a wise and all-powerful being that rewards good conduct and __ evil conduct.

Abraham, the leader of a nomadic Middle Eastern people, received a divine __ learning there is only one true God.

The Ten Commandments, received by Moses from God on Mount Sinai, serves as Judaism’s primary code of ethical conduct.

As Moses led the Jewish people back toward the promised land of Canaan, he received the __ ___ from God.

The Jewish people see God as a wise and all-powerful being that __ good conduct.

Canaan was situated in modern-day ____.

The history of Judaism began around 1900 CE

What does the root -theo mean?

They also hold that God continues to be an ___ and shaping force in the world.