____, Islam, and Judaism are the three Abrahamic religions, with Judaism being the first of the three.

Christianity, Islam, and ________ are the three Abrahamic religions, with Judaism being the first of the three.

Christianity,____, and Judaism are the three Abrahamic religions, with Judaism being the first of the three.

Jews believe in an all powerful God who delivered messages to special men called______.

Jews think of________as being the most important prophet.

The history of the Jewish religion is recorded in the ________________.

Jews believe ______men to write the Old Testament, and the things that they wrote down came straight from God.

Jews believe that God inspired men to write ________, and the things that they wrote down came straight from God.

The_______, or the Pentateuch, is the first five books of the Bible written by Moses.

The Torah, or the Pentateuch, is the first five books of the Bible written by _.

The Torah, or the Pentateuch, is the_____ of the Bible written by Moses.

The Torah, or the Pentateuch, is the first five books of the_________ written by Moses.

Jews also value ___________, a book that helps Jews interpret the message of the Bible.

The Ten Commandments are a set of laws God gave to ___.

Jews worship their God at _______ where Rabbis are counselors, models, and guides to Jews.

Jews worship their God at synagogues where _______ are counselors, models, and guides to Jews.

____is a ten-day celebration at the end of the year that leads up to Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of the Jewish New Year.

__ is a week-long celebration that marks the time when God saved the Israelites in Egypt from slavery and from having their first-born children murdered.

Passover is a week-long celebration that marks the time when_______________

Hanukkah is an eight-day festival that celebrates __________________

________ is an eight-day festival that celebrates the salvation of the Jewish temple from ancient times.

________ are celebrations for Jewish boys on their thirteenth birthdays.

_________ are celebrations for Jewish girls on their twelfth birthdays.

__________ follow the teachings of the Bible very strictly.

Orthodox Jews obey strict food laws from the Old Testament. The food that they are allowed to eat is called _________.

_________ obey strict food laws from the Old Testament. The food that they are allowed to eat is called kosher.

Orthodox Jews rest on the ________, a day of rest, fasting, and worship that takes place from sundown on Friday night until sundown on Saturday night.

Unlike ____________, cultural or secular Jews embrace their Jewish ancestry and history, but they do not observe the religious law strictly.

Unlike Orthodox Jews,_______________ embrace their Jewish ancestry and history, but they do not observe the religious law strictly.

___ emphasize valuing and honoring the past of their people and living an ethical and moral life.

___________is definitively both a religious and a cultural identity today.

The main difference between Judaism and_________ is the view of Jesus Christ. Christians believe that Jesus was the savior who would rescue the world from sin, evil, and darkness., while Jews believe Jesus was just an ordinary Jewish preacher

The main difference between Judaism and Christianity is the view of___________

Israel is located near the Mediterranean Sea. It is in the present day _______.

_____________ is located near the Mediterranean Sea. It is in the present day Middle East.

In the Bible, the land that is called Israel today was first known as_________

Most of what historians know about Israel comes from____________.

The __________ is the holy book of Christians which contains information that God revealed to Hebrew prophets.

The Bible is the holy book of Christians which contains information that God revealed to_______________.

The earliest Hebrew people were_____________

According to the Old Testament, God called a man named ________________ to lead the wandering Hebrew people to a place called Canaan.

Centuries after Abraham led his people to the Promised Land, a famine hit Canaan, leaving the people without food so they fled to ________, where the Egyptians turned them into slaves.

Centuries after Abraham led his people to ______________, a famine hit Canaan, leaving the people without food so they fled to Egypt, where the Egyptians turned them into slaves.

Centuries after Abraham led his people to the Promised Land, a famine hit Canaan, leaving the people without food so they fled to Egypt, where the Egyptians turned them into __________.

Around 1250 BC, God spoke to Moses telling him to lead the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt and back into the Promised Land. This movement was called the _______, meaning the “going out” from Egypt.

Around 1250 BC, God spoke to___________ telling him to lead the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt and back into the Promised Land. This movement was called the Exodus, meaning the “going out” from Egypt.

Moses and a man named_________ led God’s people to conquer the Canaanites again and take back the Promised Land which many Jewish people think of as the beginning of Israel’s history as a country.

Moses and a man named Joshua led God’s people to conquer the Canaanites again and take back the Promised Land which many Jewish people think of as the ___________.

Moses and a man named Joshua led God’s people to conquer the ________again and take back the Promised Land which many Jewish people think of as the beginning of Israel’s history as a country.

Historical evidence _____ that between 1020 BC and 920 BC the Israelites were under the leadership of King Saul, then King David and later King Solomon.

Historical evidence proves that between 1020 BC and 920 BC the Israelites were under the leadership of_________, then King David and later King Solomon.

Historical evidence proves that between 1020 BC and 920 BC the Israelites were under the leadership of King Saul, then___________ and later King Solomon.

During the Golden Age of Israel, _________ was chosen as the capital city of Israel and it quickly became a political and religious epicenter.

During the Golden Age of Israel, Jerusalem was chosen as the capital city of ________ and it quickly became a political and religious epicenter.

The Israeli kingdom fell apart after the death of __________.

When Israel split into two halves: northern and southern, ______________ was the capital of the northern area of Israel and Jerusalem was the capital of the southern kingdom of Judah.

When Israel split into two halves: northern and southern, Samaria was the capital of the northern area of Israel and ________ was the capital of the southern kingdom of Judah.

The ___________ conquered Israel in 721 BC because the two halves of Israel were unable to unite.

The Assyrian Empire conquered Israel in 721 BC because the_________________

Less than 200 years after the Assyrians conquered Israel, Babylonian King ____________ put Israel under attack once again and further destroyed the country and stripped it of its resources.

Less than 200 years after the Assyrians conquered Israel, Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar_______________________________.

After spending thousands of years in ________________ without a land to call home, the Israelites faced persecution under German leader Adolf Hitler’s Nazi rule during World War II.

After World War II ended in 1947, the United Nations split ___________ into three parts: Israel, Gaza, and the West Strip

After World War II ended in 1947, _______________split the Palestine nation into three parts: Israel, Gaza, and the West Strip

After World War II ended in 1947, the United Nations split the Palestine nation into three parts: ___________, Gaza, and the West Strip

The Nazi Holocaust was when millions of Jews were_____________.

Even though there was a lot of pressure to ________the Jewish state of Israel after the Nazi Holocaust, after the Jewish Israelites moved into their restored country, they found themselves at war again.

The Palestinian Arabs, who wanted their land back, attacked the Jewish people who settled in Palestine. The Jews argued that the land was theirs based on __________. The Arabs argued that the land was theirs because they had been living on the land for many centuries.

The ____________, who wanted their land back, attacked them. The Jews argued that the land was theirs based on God’s promise. The Arabs argued that the land was theirs because they had been living on the land for many centuries.

Are Israel and Palestine are still fighting over the land today?

Do historians still argue about whether or not the Old Testament is a reliable historical document?

Around 1900 BC, God made a promise with a man named ____ who lived in Ur, a Mesopotamian city.

God promised Abraham__________________________ as long as Abraham would leave his home and go to Canaan.

_____________ is sometimes called the “Father of the Jewish Nation.”

By the year 1450 BC, the Jews had spent over __________ years in slavery in Egypt

God called ______ to lead the Israelite people away from Egypt and out of slavery.

The Egyptian Army chased the Israelites all the way to the ________where God parted the sea so his people could escape. The sea closed up after all of the Israelites had passed through.

In Bethlehem ______ married a wealthy man named Boaz and had a son named Obed who later became the grandfather of David, the second king of Israel.

Many historians think that Judaism was founded when God gave _ the Ten Commandments on the mountaintop.

After wandering through the wild for___ years, the Israelites finally returned to the Promised Land once again.

When David was a young boy, a prophet named ____ came to him and anointed him as the future king of Israel

_____was always jealous of David’s skill as a warrior so, he tried to kill David several times.

When David finally had the chance to kill___, he chose not to and showed the king mercy instead which made the king cry since he'd tried to kill David many times.

The time period during King _____ rule is called the Golden Age. It was a time of growth and success for the Jewish people.

King David set up______________ as the capital city of Israel. He also defeated many of Israel’s enemies.

David's son _______ became the next king of Israel after David.

________ was Naomi's son's wife, and when both Naomi's husband and son died, she stayed loyal to Naomi and go with her to Bethlehem. She is known for her loyalty.

According to the Bible, a Hebrew leader named_________________ led the Israelites to the Promised Land.

According the Bible, a Hebrew leader named Abraham led the Israelites to______________.

What was the Promised Land called?

The argument, other than the one in the Bible states that

The argument,in the Bible states that

Judaism is one of the oldest _______ religions.

Followers of Judaism are called____________.

__________founded Judaism.

According to the Jewish people, God's laws are found in the

The ___________ is the first five books of the Bible.

Jews worship in places of worship called ____________ under spiritual leaders called rabbis.

Jews worship in places of worship called synagogues under spiritual leaders called _________.

Hebrew is a_

__________is the official language of Israel.

There are __letters in the Hebrew alphabet.

Hebrew words are written

The Bible was originally written in

Today the official languages of Israel are

Israel is a

______founded Judaism.

Jews do not accept the New Testament of the Bible as truth as _______do.

Moses was a relative of_________.

The Israelites believed that God sent ___________, or messengers, to share God's word with people.

The belief in one all-powerful, just, and personal God is called

The Israelites recorded their beliefs and history. These writings became known as the ________or Tanakh.

Judaism played an important part in the development of 2 other major monotheistic religions-- Christianity and _______.

Christians call the Hebrew Bible _______

_________ grew directly out of Judaism

According to the Hebrew Bible, Abraham and his family migrated from Mesopotamia and settled in______ which is now where the countries of Lebanon, Israel, and Jordan.

According to the Hebrew Bible God told _________ to journey to Canaan, which would belong to him and his descendants forever.

Canaan is often called__________ because of God's promise to Abraham.

Jacob's 12 sons became the leaders of_______, or separate family groups.

In Egypt the Israelites were forced ____________.