Judaism is a _ religion

The first five books of the Hebrew Bible; means "law"

Man who left Ur and traveled to Canaan; made a covenant with God

The Promised Land is

An irrevocable agreement in which two parties promise something to one another

Separate family groups

How many sons did Jacob (Israel) have?

Abraham, his son Isaac, and Isaac's son Jacob are known as the

First book of the Torah

Which is not a monotheistic religion

The Israelites where _ in Egypt

Israelite who led the Jews out of Egypt and through the Red Sea

Series of disasters visited upon Egypt by the Hebrew God in order to convince the Pharaoh to let the Israelites leave

The escape of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt is called the

Celebrates the Israelites leaving Egypt

Desert where the Israelites wondered for 40 years

Which of the following was NOT given to the Israelites in the desert?

How did the Israelites get across the Red Sea

An order to do something

Which of the following is NOT a commandment?

Leader who took over after Moses and led the Israelites to the promised land

Canaanite city which the Israelites destroyed by walking around the walls

Wooden chest containing the Ten Commandments, as well as Aaron's staff and a jar of manna, which the Israelites carried with them

Jewish holy day of the week

The Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) includes all of the following except:

Jewish religious teacher

Jewish men study the _, or a collection of oral teachings and commentaries about the Hebrew Bible and Jewish law

Act of living in a way that is ethically right and obeys God's law

Fair treatment

Which of the following is NOT a key teaching of Judaism

The modern day location of Canaan

Jewish place of worship

Jews have dietary laws which govern what they can and cannot eat

8 candled holder

Non-Jewish inhabitants of the promised land (modern day Israel, Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan)

When the Israelites were in the Sinai Desert, they were

Leaders in Israel who would settle disputes and enforce laws

Jewish judge and prophetess who led the Israelites against King Jabin

A people living in southern Canaan, who were skilled at making iron tools and weapons and posed a threat to the Israelites

Name for Canaan which comes from Philistine

A warrior who had many times defeated Israel's enemies and was anointed by Samuel as the first king of Israel

To bless with oil

Eight son of Jesse, a Bethlehem farmer, who was anointed secretly by Samuel as second king of Israel while he was still a young man

Giant Philistine that David is said to have conquered with just a slingshot

Money paid to a more powerful nation

Why did David have to go into hiding?

David is known for playing what instrument?

Song book of Jews and Christians

Most precious object for the Israelites

Reason David didn't build the temple

First Temple of Jerusalem was built by

Why Solomon was not the most beloved king of Israel

After Solomon, the kingdom split in two

"Jew" comes from the word

Attacked the northern kingdom in 722 B.C.

10 tribes who were exiled by the Assyrians and lost contact with the other Jews

People that the Assyrians moved into Israel and mixed with the surviving Israelites; worshiped the same god as the Israelites, but disliked by the Jewish people

The Kingdom of Judah was conquered by the

Forced migration of the Jews out of Jerusalem under Nebuchadnezzar II

Allowed the Jewish exiles to return to Jerusalem

The scattering of Jews outside of Israel and Judah

Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible (c. 250-100 B.C.) which was later used by the Christians

Jewish priest who led a rebellion against the Greeks and drove them out of Judah. He ordered all the images of Greek gods and goddesses to be destroyed and the temple rededicated to Yahweh

"Dedication" in Hebrew; an eight day celebration of the rededication of the temple in Jerusalem by the Maccabees

Jewish king of Judea under Roman rule who is known for making additions to the Second Temple

Group of Jews who accepted both the written and oral traditions. They were concerned about the law, taught in Synagogues, and were supported by most people

Jewish group who wanted to overthrow the Romans

Jews believe that Jesus of Galilee was the promised Messiah

Rebelled against Roman rule in 66 A.D.

All that is left of the Second Temple

Judaea became

State created in 1948 as a home for the Jewish people

Person believed to be chosen by God to bring truth to the people

Major prophet who urged the people to act morally and foretold of a savior to come from Israel

Major prophet known for the interpretation of dreams and the judgment of the Gentiles (non-Jews)