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Judaism Vocabulary
The belief on one God
Diaspora means
Judaism Vocabulary
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Diaspora means
congregate
type of holiday dance
Dispersal
type of holiday drink
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The belief on one God
Polytheism
Monotheism
Diaspora
Prophet
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An individual who is thought to be in contact with God and is said to speak on God's behalf
Torah
A sorcerer
Soothsayer
A Prophet
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A set of moral principles or values
Yom Kippur
Ten Commandments
Rosh Hashanah
Ethics
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The most important Prophet in Judaism, is said to have led the Jews out of slavery in Egypt
David
Solomon
Moses
Abraham
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The common father of all three monotheistic religions
David
Abraham
Jesus
Moses
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When you make an agreement with someone, you are making a...
Exodus
Ethic
Diaspora
Covenant
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Where did Abraham originally live?
Ur in Mesopotamia
Israel
Canaan
Egypt
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The First religion based on worshipping one god, developed among the ancient Israelites
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
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This is a Holy city for all three major monotheistic religions
Canaan
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Mecca
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What does B.C.E stand for
Before Common Era
Before Constant Excellence
Because Crisp Eggs
Before Christ Entirely
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The escape of the Israelites from Egyptian slavery to freedom
Diaspora
Exodus
Prophet
Torah
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Where do we get most of our information about ancient Israelites
The Torah
The Bible
Oral History
Archeology
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The Jewish Day of atonement
Rosh Hashanah
Sukkot
Hannukah
Yom Kippur
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How many years from year zero is 1000 B.C.E
500 years before
1000 years closer to the present
1000 years earlier
500 years closer to the present
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laws and teachings said to have been given to Moses from God
The Talmud
The Torah
Ten Commandments
The Bible
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What is the correct spelling of the Jewish New Year
Yom Kippur
Yum Kippur
Rosh Hasana
Rosh Hashanah
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In what Year did the Jewish Diaspora begin
586 B.C.E
1800 B.C.E
The Year Zero
1000 B.C.E
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Sacred Jewish Text
Covenant
Torah
The Bible
The Koran
