Chapter 12 Judaism
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- 4. Branch of Judaism that holds that being Jewish and being completely involved in modern society are compatible
- 6. anti-___ - Hostility toward Jews and Judaism
- 7. ___ - Commonly referred to by Jews as Shoah (Shoah is Hebrew for “mass destruction”)
- 11. ___ - Written down in about AD 200; contains collected teachings of the rabbis of the preceding four centuries
- 13. Jewish temple
- 17. Branch of Judaism that is somewhat open to change and to modern ways but is still strict regarding observance of traditional Jewish practices
- 19. Rosh ___ (Hebrew: “the beginning of the year”): The festival occurring in early fall in commemoration of the new year
- 20. The most famous text of Jewish mysticism
- 23. Branch of Judaism that maintains that Torah is the standard of truth and that life within society must always conform to it
- 24. ___ (Hebrew: “my teacher”): A teacher of Torah and leader of Jewish worship
- 25. ___ - Originally, the movement arising in the late nineteenth century that sought to re-establish a Jewish homeland; since 1948, the general support of the State of Israel
- 26. A prayer ___ is a ritual accessory that is drawn over the head for privacy
- 31. ___ (Hebrew Hasid: “pious”): A form of Judaism that emphasizes mysticism, a personal relationship with God, a close-knit community, and the leadership of the zaddik
- 32. ___ - A common way of referring to the Hebrew Bible
- 34. ___ Kippur (Hebrew: “day of atonement”): Judaism’s most important holy day, occurring in the fall on the tenth day of the new year
- 35. ___ - Jewish mysticism, which teaches that God can best be known through the heart
- 36. A small container with a scroll on which is written the Shema, attached to the right of the front door of a Jewish household
- 37. ___ (Hebrew: “hear”): Judaism’s most basic theological statement: “Hear, O Israel! The Lord is our God, the Lord alone"
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- 1. ___, or observant, Jews are adherents of Judaism
- 2. Jewish dietary restriction
- 3. Judaism would be considered a ___ religion.
- 5. Another ritual accessory is a set of small boxes containing biblical passages that are secured to the ___ and to the left arm so as to be near the mind and the heart.
- 8. God revealed the contents of the Torah at Mount ___.
- 9. Hebrew for Sabbath
- 10. ___ - The agreement established between God and the ancient Israelites
- 12. Traditional Jewish bridal canopy
- 13. The high point of the festival of Passover that features the recitation of the Haggadah
- 14. ___ (Greek: “dispersion”): The situation of Jews living away from their ancestral homeland
- 15. All synagogues contain a scroll of the five books of the Torah, which is encased in a box called an ___.
- 16. Jewish prayer of mourning recited during the second phase of mourning
- 17. ___, or nonobservant, Jews are not adherents of Judaism
- 18. ___ (Hebrew: “instruction”): Generally, the revelation of God’s will to the people
- 21. God spoke to ___ on Mount Sinai, promising that if the Israelites kept the covenant they would be rewarded.
- 22. ___ (Hebrew, Shabbat): The day from sunset on Friday until sunset on Saturday that is set aside for rest and religious celebration
- 25. Leader of the Hasidic community, a holy man believed to have an especially close relationship with God
- 27. ___ (Hebrew: “Study,” “knowledge”): The vast depository of the oral Torah with extensive rabbinic commentary on each chapters
- 28. Yiddish name for the ritual skullcap that Jewish males are required to wear
- 29. Jewish philosopher that contributed Judaism’s most famous statement of beliefs, the thirteen principles that set for h the backbone of Jewish theology
- 30. Bar ___/bat ___ (Hebrew: “son of the commandment,” “daughter of the commandment”): The ritual celebration marking the coming of age of a Jewish child, at which time the person takes on the religious responsibilities of an adult
- 33. ___ - The eight-day festival celebrated in early spring that commemorates the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt