Judaism and Christianity Quiz

Solomon

David

Moses

Abraham

It symbolized the journey out of slavery in Egypt

It celebrated the victory over the Romans

It represented the building of the great temple in Jerusalem

It marked the start of the Jewish calendar

Belief in one and only one God

Belief in a higher power without specific attributes

Belief in multiple gods

Belief in nature as a deity

The Book of Prophets and the Book of Songs

The Talmud and the Proverbs

The Torah and the Hebrew Bible

The Psalms and the Commentaries

The return to Jerusalem after the Diaspora

The journey out of slavery in Egypt

The building of the great temple in Jerusalem

The victory at the Battle of Jericho

Shavuot and Tisha B'Av

Purim and Sukkot

Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur

Hanukkah and Passover

It is a set of commentaries and lessons for everyday life

It includes a history of the Jewish people until the death of Moses

It is a collection of short and long songs of praise to God

It is a collection of laws and principles revealed to Moses by God

To ask God for forgiveness of their sins

To honor the journey out of slavery in Egypt

To celebrate the victory that convinced their rulers to let them keep their religion

To honor the start of a new year in the Jewish calendar

It is the holiest day of the year where Jews ask God for forgiveness of their sins

It marks the start of a new year in the Jewish calendar

It honors the journey out of slavery in Egypt

It celebrates the victory at the Battle of Jericho

By organizing ceremonies and performances

By giving them a chance to eat special foods

By allowing them to reflect on the past year and resolve to improve

By providing an opportunity to exchange gifts