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Three major divisions of judaism is
What does Diaspora refer to?
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What does Diaspora refer to?
The systematic eradication of the Jewish people
The scattering of Jewish people from their ancestrial homeland
The renewal of the covenant when Moses received the ten commandments
The "longest hatred" where christian accused Jews of killing Christ
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Three major divisions of judaism is
nsync, backstreet boys, 98 degrees
liberal, conservative, independent
reform, conservative, orthodox
traditional, mystical, personal
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persecution of Jews by German Nazi during 1933 to 1945
Rosh Hashanah
Holocaust
passover
Sholah
4
In regards to an Orthodox couple who is engaged: they are allowed to hold hands
True
False
5
Where do most Jewish Life Cycle markers have their roots?
Biblical stories and traditions
None of the above
Biblical stories and law
The law and tradition
6
In Judaism you MUST wait a week to bury the dead
False
True
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a teacher of the Torah
talmud
Mishnah
rabbi
shema
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What is the Hebrew Bible: Torah, Prophet & Writing
Talmud
Mishnah
Torah
Tanak
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agreement established between God and his chosen people, first with Abraham
covenant
Hasidism
torah
Commandments
10
What does the Fiddler on the roof mean?
a prediction of what is to come
a reminder of Tevya's drunken state
without tradition Judaism would not have a strong balance
comic relief
11
8 day celebration that commemorates the Exodus of the Jews out of Egypt
Yom kippur
Hanukah
passover
rosh Hashanah
12
Shell fish or bottom feeders are not Kosher
false
true
13
The oral portion of the Torah, based on the Mishnah
Mishnah
sabbath
Talmud
torah
14
Who did YHWH make the first covenant with?
Jacob
Joseph
Moses
Abraham
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festival occurring the commemorate the new year
Hanukah
Rosh Hashanah
Sabbath
yom kippur
16
"Hear, O Israel! The Lord is our God, the Lord alone"
Yom Kippur
sabbath
shema
Talmud
17
the revelations of Gods' will to his people, the divine Law
mishnah
talmud
sabbath
torah
18
The events of Gods’ saving love for His people are made present. This is a central idea behind all Jewish holidays.
Adoni
The shema
Anamnesis
The Shabbat
19
contains collected teachings of rabbis proceeding four centuries after the Talmud
Mezuzah
Torah
Talmud
Mishnah
20
sunset friday to sunset saturday which is set aside as a day of rest
PESACH
Yom Kippur
Hanukkah
sabbath
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form of Judaism that has a personal relationship with God, no change in tradition, 10% of Jews
Hasidic
Reform
conservative
orthodox
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High Holy Day - Day of Atonement
Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
passover
Hanukkah
23
ritual celebration marking the coming of age of a Jewish pre-teen
torah
bar/ bat mitzvah
rosh Hashanah
circumcision
24
Who did God renew the covenant with?
Jacob
Abraham
Moses
the Blessed Mother
25
Where is the Shabbat meal celebrated?
At home
Mcdonalds (but kosher)
in a public place
the synagogue
26
Hostility toward Jews, ranges from attitudes of disfavor and active persecution
Bar mitzvah
anti-semitism
diaspora
torah
27
Besides the 10 Commandments, how many laws are found within the Torah?
613
600
513
500
