Judaism Basic Beliefs and it's Historical Context

Throughout history, Jews have been persecuted for multiple reasons. Some well-known events include:

• 1066 Granada Massacre, Crusade, Spanish expulsion, Holocaust

• Launch rockets, aviation bombs, massacres

• 1090 Granada massacre, missiles.

• None of the choices

Where did the Jewish religion start?

• West Asia

• East Asia

• Southern Asia

• Central Asia

What do the Jews do in Shabbat?

• Holidays, new moons or days of rest

• Holidays, giving gifts, dancing and listening to music all day.

• In Shabbat you don’t work, you don’t drive, you don’t cook and you don’t buy; it’s a day dedicated to prayer and total disconnection

• Go and attend the Eucharistic Celebration

For almost 1,000 years after Abraham, the prophet Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt after:

• Create a nation of enslaved people

• Having been enslaved for ten years

• Being enslaved for weeks

• Having been enslaved for four hundred thirty years

King David's reign fell apart around 931 B.C. and the Jewish people divided into two groups:

• The patriarchs and the northern kingdom

• The Assyrian and the Babylonian Empire

• Israel in the south and Judah in the north

• Israel in the north and Judah in the south.

The people who also became central figures in ancient Jewish history are:

• His grandson Jacob, Joaquín and Moisés

• Abraham’s son, Isaac, and his grandson Jacob

• Messiah, Abraham’s son and his grandson Jacob

• Isaac, Peter and Jacob

The types of Judaism are:

• Orthodox Judaism, Reform Judaism, Conservative Judaism.

• Greek Orthodox Church, Reform Judaism, Conservative Judaism

• Orthodox Judaism, Pentecostal, Bar-David, Reconstructionist Judaism

• Rabbinic Judaism, Pharisees, Zealots and the Saducees

What are the main beliefs of Judaism?

• Jewish people believe that there's only one God who has established a covenant—or special agreement—with them.

• They believe that a god appeared to them in three personas

• They honor Jesus Christ as their Messiah

• None of the choices

The origin of the Jewish people and the beginning of Judaism are recorded in the first five books of the

      Hebrew Bible known as _________.

• Torah or Pentateuch

• Book of Mormon
• Bhagavad Gita
• Quran

The Hebrew Bible or Tanakh also known in Hebrew as Mikra is the canonical collection of Hebrew

     scriptures, which includes the three main sections?

• Proverbs, Psalms, Ecclesiastes
• Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus
• Matthew, Mark, Luke
• Torah, Nevi'im, and Ketuvim