7.2 Jewish beliefs and texts

The Jewish people believe in _____ God(s). This is known as______.

• many ; polytheism
• one ; polytheism
• one ; monotheism
• many ; monotheism

The four central beliefs of Judaism are God ____, ______ and _______. 

• obedience, law and working.
• education, justice and obedience.
• education, monotheism and observation
• law, justice and monotheism.

The ancient Jews recorded most of their laws in 5 books. Together they are called_______.

• The Koran
• The Synagogue
• The Torah
• The Montheism

The Dead Sea Scrolls are _______.

• the basis of the Hebrew Bible.
• a set of stories and folklore produced between AD 600 and 800.
• writings by Jews who lived about 2,000 years ago.
• the basis for monotheism.

The most important Jewish laws are _______.

• the Torah
• the Bill of Rights
• the Talmud
• The Ten Commandments

What two major religions have been influenced by Judaism?

• Christianity and Islam
• Buddhism and Christianity
• Islam and Buddhism 
• Hinduism and Christianity

Mosaic Laws ____________.

• guide many areas of Jewish daily life.
• were named for Moses.
• were a system of laws God had sent down for Jewish people to obey.
• all of the above.

The laws forbid Jews to work on holidays or the _________, the seventh day of the week.

• Prophet
• Sabbath
• Mosaic
• Torah

Today, people who still strictly follow Mosaic Laws are called ______.

• Mosaic Jews.
• Reformed Jews.
• Orthodox Jews.
• Conservative Jews.

The Torah is

• the belief in one God.
• a group of song, stories and folklore found in the desert.
• a Jewish House of worship.
• the most sacred text of Judaism.