Judaism

2. An eight-day Jewish wintertime festival that celebrates religious freedom and the rededication of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem.
5. The central text of Rabbinic Judaism and the primary guide for Jewish law, ethics, and theology.
7. A binding agreement between God and the Jewish people
10. The canonical collection of Jewish sacred scriptures, commonly known as the Hebrew Bible.
11. The greatest prophet, teacher, and lawgiver in the faith.

1. A historic Germanic language spoken by Ashkenazi Jews that blends medieval German with Hebrew, Aramaic, and Slavic languages.
3. Father of Multitude or Father of Many Nations.
4. The ancient ancestral people who descended from Abraham and to the sacred language used in Jewish scripture and prayer.
6. A religious commandment, duty, or good deed in Judaism that connects a person to God and guides daily ethical and ritual life.
8. How God rescued the Israelite people
9. Instruction, teaching, guidance in Hebrew.
12. A weekly 25-hour day of rest, peace, and spiritual renewal observed from just before sunset on Friday until nightfall on Saturday.