Besides for the Exodus from Egypt, Moses is also recognized for

receiving the Ten Commandments.

According to Jewish belief, what was God promising by changing Abram's name to Abraham?

that God would favor and protect Abraham's descendants

a person who interprets God's word to other people.

What should historians keep in mind when using the Torah as an artifact?

It was written to explain the early history of the Hebrews.

One of the main beliefs of Judaism is that in return for Abraham's covenant with God,

the Jews were rewarded with a promised land.

Monotheism, the belief in one God, was

was introduced by the father of the Hebrews.

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1
Besides for the Exodus from Egypt, Moses is also recognized for
building the first great Temple of Jerusalem.
bringing the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem.
receiving the Ten Commandments.
creating the ten plagues.
2
According to Jewish belief, what was God promising by changing Abram's name to Abraham?
that Abraham would build a temple in Jerusalem
that God would favor and protect Abraham's descendants
that Abraham would sacrifice his son to God
that Abraham would move his followers to Canaan
3
Prophet means
an agreement or promise.
the seventh day of the week used for worship.
a person who interprets God's word to other people.
the escape of the Hebrews.
4
What did David provide for the Jewish people that they had not had before?
sacrifices
a strong central government
commandments
strong weapons
5
What should historians keep in mind when using the Torah as an artifact?
It was written only for the people who lived in Jerusalem.
It was written by people to conquered the Hebrews.
It was written to explain the early history of the Hebrews.
It was written as a historical record of the world.
6
Put these leaders in chronological order: 1. King David 2. Moses 3. Solomon 4. Abraham
Solomon, Moses, David, Abraham
Solomon, Abraham, David, Moses
Abraham, David, Moses, Solomon
Abraham, Moses, David, Solomon
7
One of the main beliefs of Judaism is that in return for Abraham's covenant with God,
the Ten Commandments were given to Moses.
a plague was put on the Egyptians.
a sacrifice of the most noble kind was given.
the Jews were rewarded with a promised land.
8
A covenant is
a covering for religious ceremonies.
a gift of an animal to honor the gods.
the first five books of the Jewish Bible.
a sacred agreement.
9
Monotheism, the belief in one God, was
not a belief in ancient Israel.
was common in Mesopotamia and earlier civilizations.
was introduced by the father of the Hebrews.
was introduced by Moses.
10
Who unified Israel and Judah?
David
Solomon
Moses
Abraham
11
What does this map show about the Hebrew's trip from Egypt to Canaan?
the trip took many years
they used boats for the trip
the jorey took the lives of many people
they took the most direct route
12
The word exodus means departure. Which departure does the Exodus refer to?
the departure from Egypt
the departure from Canaan
the depature from Ur
the departure from Babylon

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