God as Law-Giver and Judge

What does it mean that God is a judge?

• God will condemn every single Jewish person. He is not all loving.

• God will judge Jewish people at the end of days depending on their actions and behaviour in this life.

• God doesn't care what happens to you as long as you have behaved morally.

• God will punish those who have behaved morally.

What does it mean that God is a Law-Giver? Identify 2 answers.

• God judges how each Jew follows the laws. Jews are not only obeying what God wants they are forming a close relationship with him.

• God gave the Ten Commandments to Moses on Mount Sinai in order to create laws for society to follow. The Ten Commandments were part of the 613 mitzvot.

• God doesn't care about rules or laws, human beings can do what they like.

• God will only accept those, who have followed his laws, into heaven.

What does the term 'justice' mean?

How can the Ten Commandments establish a just society?

Where would you find the Ten Commandments?

• In the book of Genesis.

• In the book of Deuteronomy.

• In the Gospels.

• In the book of Exodus.

What is the Talmud?

• A Jewish song and piece of scripture.

• A Jewish dance.

• A Jewish form of worship.

• The Jewish Oral Law- consisting of the Mishnah and Gemara.

God as judge also means that He is a God of ......

• mercy.

• hatred.

• wisdom.

• sadness.

How many days are given after Rosh Hashanah before Yom Kippur for repentance?

• 8 days.

• 7 days.

• 10 days.

• 1 day.

What does the term 'Yom Kippur' mean?

• Judgement Day.

• Day of Atonement.

• Day of Holiness.

• Day of Rest.

What is Rosh Hashanah?

• A Jewish type of bread eaten on Shabbat.

• A Jewish item of worship.

• A Jewish festival to commemorate the creation of the world.

• A Jewish wedding ceremony.