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The third commandment
Idolatry is a sin against the ______ commandment.
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Idolatry is a sin against the ______ commandment.
3rd
1st
4th
2nd
2
The third commandment
Honor your mother and father
Keep holy the Lord's day
you shall not kill
you shall not take the name of the Lord God in vain
3
Laws that view consequences as a deterrent to criminal activity
Restorative Justice
Punitive Justice
Consequential Justice
4
The 4th Commandment
Honor your mother and father
Keep holy the Sabbath
You shall raise your hand before speaking
You shall not take the Lord's name in vain.
5
Which of these best expresses the religioius meaning of the plagues?
God wills the liberation for His people.
God punishes the wicked.
God can work miracles.
God is more powerful than the Egyptian gods.
6
You shall not commit adultery
8th
6th
9th
2nd
7
40 years had passed from the time that the Israelites arrived in Egypt until the time of the Exodus.
False
True
8
According to the Biblical authors, the name Moses comes from which word?
Moisis Meaning "Son of"
Both 2 and 3
Masha meaning to “draw out”
Joshua meaning God saves
9
Laws relating to offerings of animals and grains for forgiveness of sins and purification.
Laws of Jubilee
Religious Laws
Civil Laws
10
The 8th Commandment
You shall not covet your neighbor's goods
You shall nit covet your neighbor's wife
You shall not commit adultery
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor
11
______reflects the time of the prophets during which interests in social justice were prevalent
Numbers
Exodus
Deuteronomy
Leviticus
12
The most important covenant of the Old Testament---establishes Israelites as the Chosen People
Torah
Sinai Covenant
Covenant with Abraham
Covenant Code
13
cheating on a test violates the ____ commandment
7th
5th
10th
6th
14
1What is a reasonable estimate of the number of people who left Egypt with Moses.
600
6,000
6,000,000
600,000
15
Moses never sees the Promised Land – he dies before the Israelites enter into Canaan
False
True
16
they were appointed by Moses to help him with settling disputes among the people
Judges
Levites
Elders
Governors
17
You shall not steal is the ________ commandment
7th
8th
6th
4th
18
Which of these was NOT one of Moses' objections to being called by God to free his people?
They won't believe me!
Who am I?
I'm not a good speaker!
No one knows me
19
The Ten Commandments appear in which of the following books of the Bible?
Exodus and Genesis
Exodus and Leviticus
Exodus and Numbers
Exodus and Deuteronomy
20
_______takes over the task of bring the Hebrews into the land promised to them.
Aaron
Deborah
Levi
Joshua
21
The law that man knows in his own soul to be right or wrong,
Civil Laws
Covenant Code
Natural Law
Religious Laws
22
What is the significance of the Egyptian word "Hyksos" meaning foreigner.
around the 15th century BCE foreigners held positions of power in Egypt.
It explains why Pharoah would have felt threatened by foreigner powers
It gives historical credibility to the story of Joseph.
All the answers.
23
Laws dealing with day-to-day issues that arise between people living in a community
Daily Laws
Civil Laws
Natural Law
Religious Laws
24
Exodus means "departure".
True
False
25
life of the Israelites during the time they were wandering in the wilderness and complaining
the "Murmurings"
the "Wanderings"
the Exodus
26
Being envious of you're friends new iphone and wanting it is a violation of the ___commandment
8th
9th
1st
10th
27
Laws that described certain types of restorative justice every forty-ninth year.
Religious Laws
Civil Laws
Purity Laws
Laws of Jubilee
28
Which of the following books have to do predominantly with religious or priestly laws?
Leviticus
Exodus
Deuteronomy
29
Laws that govern the actions of priests, and regulations for sacrifice...
Religious Laws
Laws of Jubilee
Natural Laws
30
The Fifth Commandment
You shall kill
You shall not steal
You shall not commit adultery
Honor your mother and father
31
the Joseph stories may have their roots in a brief period of foreign rule in Egypt.
Midianites
Hyksos
Egyptians
Jebusites
32
evolved from primitive form of hygiene to protect people from foods that are dangerous
Religious Laws
Levitical Code
Purity Laws
Covenant Code
33
Possible Purposes of the Sacrifices in the temple (choose the false answer)
intended to remove sin from the holy Temple and its altar.
To appease God's anger
Person offered it as replacement for himself for repentance.
