Judaism was founded in Mesopotamia by ___________.

God made a ________ with Abraham.

Abraham's grandson was _________.

Jacob had 12 sons who formed large family groups called the ________.

The Israelites were eventually enslaved in _______by the pharaoh.

With God's help, a prophet named ________ led them out of enslavement.

This escape is known as the _________.

Each year the Jews remember the Exodus with the celebration of __________.

Moses received the ________ from God on Mt. Sinai.

The ______ (Hebrew Bible) are the sacred writings of Judaism.

The ______ consists of the first five books of the Bible and contains the Ten Commandments.

The _____ is an important collection of teachings about the Bible ad Jewish law.

The key teachings of Judaism include believing in only one God, treating each other fairly, a weekly day of rest, a commitment to _______ and ________, and having a strong connection to the Land of ________.

The early Jewish kingdoms were ruled by _______.

________ became the first king of a unites Israel.

_______ extended Israel's borders and is known for his beautiful psalms and poems.

David's son, _______, is known for his wise sayings or proverbs.

The communities living outside of their homeland are called _____.