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Lesson 8 - April 18, 2021
Lesson 8 - April 18, 2021
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Questions about the very basics of 3 major religions ( Judaism, Christianity, and Islam)
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The land that was promised to Abraham by God (basically modern day Israel) was known as ___.
Phoenicia
Sinai
Ur
Canaan
2
The religious text of Judaism is the ___.
Bhagavad Gita
Torah
Bible
Qur'an
3
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are male leaders or _________ of both Judaism & Christianity.
polytheists
matriarchs
monarchs
patriarchs
4
God makes an unbreakable promise or _________ with Abraham when he tells Abraham to leave Ur.
pact
covenant
disciple
commandment
5
The Bible is the religious text of ___________.
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
6
The oldest of the Middle East religions
Christianity
Islam
Judaism (Hebrews)
Monotheism
7
_____________ was considered the first prophet of all 3 religions.
Moses
Jacob (Israel)
Jesus
Abraham
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*Why is Muhammad's image not shown?
He is a prophet and refused to have his picture taken.
He was too poor to have his image recorded during his life.
He believed all praise should be directed to God.
He is a god and demanded it.
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What is the holiest city for the Muslims?
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Jerusalem, Israel
Demascus, Syria
Cairo, Egypt
10
The Christians believe that Jesus _________.
all of these
is the messiah
chose to die for them
is the son of God
11
What in the name of the laws that govern the daily life of Muslims?
The 10 Commandments
The 5 Pillars
The Holy Laws
The Ka'Bah
12
Which of the following religious texts are not to be translated?
The Vedas
Qur'an
Torah
Bible
13
Abraham is the 1st prophet in which religion?
Judaism
All 3 religions
Islam
Christianity
14
*The Tigris and Euphrates rivers are primary located in which country?
Persia
Iraq
Iran
Jordan
15
All 3 religions believe that there is only one God, making them ________
polytheistic
individualistic
singlistic
monotheistic