Chapter 6 Review

The Western Wall still stands, it is all that remains of the Temple. It is a Jewish custom to come to this spot to pray

Israelites marched around the city walls for 6 days while blowing their trumpets. What happened on the 7th day?

God's message to Moses it to tell the Pharaoh to let the Israelites go

Judaism influenced what in other societies?

The Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean, how did they plot their voyages?

Daniel was a Jew that refused to worship Babylonian gods, what was his punishment? Who protected him?

Israelites wanted a King and asked Samuel to pick, what did he warn and who did he choose?

The Ark of the Covenant is found in the Tabernacle

What is the worship of many gods?

A Rabbi if the official leader of a Jewish Congregation

Judaism is followed by the Jews today

What group is made up of wealthy nobles, priests, & scribes? What were they concerned with?

Ruth and Naomi were the Mother and Daughter in law who are taught today

What do Jews celebrate as a holy festival to remember their freedom from slavery?

What are some rules to being Kosher(if not they are unclean)

The Hebrew Bible or the Tanakh is where

What occurs on the Sabbath?

What festival is the yearly celebration of the Maccabees capturing the temple and rededicating it to the worship of God?

A Prophet Jeremiah warns the king that god did not want Judah to rebel

What book explains that evil suffering would eventually be replaced by goodness?

Who guided the Israelites to Canaan after Moses died?

What does David do as King?

The departure of the Israelites out of Egypt known as the Exodus

Besides winning battles, Saul loses the peoples support because he

What is a Synagogue?

Bar Kochba led a revolt, Romans crushed them and killed Kochba and others, what did Romans then do?

The song "Saul has slain his thousands, and David his tens of thousand" Made Saul jealous, what happened?

According to the Hebrew Bible, where did the Israelite tribes worship God?

The Torah, Prophets and Writings make up the Hebrew Bible...

What is this land called today?

According to Genesis, why do people of the world speak many different languages?

A prophet is a messenger sent by god to share god's word with the people

What is this the battle of?

According to the Hebrew Bible, what occurred because the Pharaoh said no?

According to Jewish Belief, Abraham and his family were the ancestors of ancient Israelites

Who is honored as their greatest king, even to Jews today?

The Torah makes clear what god considers right from wrong

Abraham had a son Isaac and a grandson Jacob, what did an Angel change Jacobs name to?

The belief that there is only one god became the basis for Christianity and Islam

Jacobs descendants known as the Israelites

Who led the rebels known as the Maccabees who went on to fight against the Seleucid rule?

Prophets offer words of hope, and tell people when they are not obeying god and urge to change to make the world better

The Essenes would pray and wait for God to deliver the Jews from Roman rule, what did they follow?

Ben Zacci the most famous Rabbi, got Romans to spare the city of Yavneh, founded a school to teach the Torah, what else?

A covenant is an agreement with god, what was the Israelites covenant?

Israelites were different from other cultures during this time because?

Why did Jacobs family leave Canaan and where do they go?

What group of Jews made Judaism a religion of the home and family by teaching the Torah in daily life and in Synagogues?

The King ignores the advice and leads a revolt, what does King N do?

Teachings that Moses received from God, later became the first part of the Hebrew Bible, known as the Torah

We think these scrolls were written by the Essenes, what do the scrolls provide us with?

What does god expect from his people according to the Israelites?

The new Judean King does what he is told, but what is he plotting?

After the rabbis gathered their oral discussions about Jewish law, where were they recorded, and then later became?

When the Israelites got to the Red Sea, how were they able to cross the waters?

Scrolls known as the Dead Sea Scrolls, because they were found near the Dead Sea, were found AD 1947 in caves at Qumran.

Who and his family boarded an ark with 2 of every animal to survive a flood, a punishment for wicked behavior?

Who becomes King after Saul, is known for his bravery, and killed the giant Goliath?

Ark of the Covenant is a gold covered wooden chest that holds the tablets of the Ten Commandments and ensures victory

Who lets the Jews leave Babylon and return to Judah?

Dietary Laws called Kashrut, that which is proper, is called

After Alexander's death, his empire is divided, one Kingdom, Seleucid, whose King was Antiochus, required of the Jews?

What group revolted against Rome, overpowering the Roman army, and what happened 4 years after...?

One important part of the Torah, that's central idea is loyalty to god, is the Ten Commandments

Abraham and his family migrated from Mesopotamia and settled where?

Romans name Judah "Judea", what King rebuilds the city and the 2nd Temple to serve as the center of worship?

What is DEVOTION and how were the Pharisees urged to use it?

What did the Ten Commandments later shape in many nations?

The first book of the Torah that tells how God created earth in 6 days and rested on the 7th is?

What story do the scrolls tell?

Solomon is believed to be the author of proverbs, and had other accomplishments, but his people turned on him because?

Why did Joshua lead the Israelites in a series of battles to conquer Canaan?

Prophet Amos said But let justice roll on like a river, righteousness like a never failing stream! Who else says it...

The Hebrew Bible presents laws and rules of the Israelites, what does it reflect?

This word means scattered, and was known for the Jews living outside their homeland...

What King conquers Greece and introduces the language and culture to Judah, and allows them to stay in Judah?

Once they got to Canaan, they realized the Canaanites and the Philistines were living there

Who became the leaders of the Twelve Tribes of Israel?

The Egyptian Pharaoh reduces the Israelites into hard labor slavery for fear they would rebel

This time is known as the Babylonian Exile

What does the Torah give instructions for?

Septuagint is the Hebrew Bible in Greek version, so those who were NOT Jews could read and understand it

What group was made of Priests broke away from the Temple of Jerusalem to live in Qumran?

The plagues convince the Pharaoh to release the Israelites, but what does he send after them?

What other major religions did Judaism play a part in?

Christians call the Hebrew Bible

Scribes taught in schools and Synagogues, what did Ezra do?

What is the account that the Hebrew Bible gives about Abraham and his family?

Hebrew term for INSTRUCTION, became the basis for Jewish teachings throughout the ages?

Oral Law is unwritten interpretations passed down over time and by word of mouth

David kills Goliath with a slingshot and stone to the forehead

The goal of a just society became the primary teachings of Christianity and Islam

Seder is served during Passover, with certain foods, and questions being answered. What does this celebrate?

King Solomon brought peace, the First Temple to Jerusalem, and what else was he known for?

Who is the prophet that turns out to be their deliverer, and where does he speak to god?

What Chaldean King forces people to leave Jerusalem and live in Babylon?

Who was Deborah in the Hebrew Bible?

What book describes gods plan for a peaceful world?

Where did Moses receive Gods teachings?

Today the Talmud is central to Jewish teachings & ultimate authority on Jewish law