Judaism Exam Review

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  1. 2. This symbol of Rosh Hashanah is blown a minimum of thirty times to joyfully mark the holiday.
  2. 4. The most traditional form of Judaism that believes that Judaism should not change because the Torah is unchanging.
  3. 10. The name for God as it appears in the Hebrew Bible
  4. 11. The worship of only one God.
  5. 13. The 13 principles constitute what dimension of religion?
  6. 15. The first patriarch of the Jewish people who entered into relationship with God becoming the father of a great nation
  7. 18. This fifth book of the Torah contains the Shema.
  8. 20. The Jewish marriage contract signed by the groom and sometimes the bride
  9. 21. The first part of the Oral Torah.
  10. 22. The situation of Jews living apart from their homeland in Jerusalem.
  11. 23. The Jewish prayer of praise that is prayed during mourning services.
  12. 25. Contains a small scroll holding the Shema prayer.
  13. 26. The agreement between God and his people wherin God promises to bless them if they would obey his commands and worship him alone.
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  1. 1. This philosopher and theologian wrote 13 Principles of Jewish faith.
  2. 3. A word meaning "commandment" or "good deed"
  3. 5. The hanukkiah is a menorah with how many candles/branches?
  4. 6. The Jewish holidat that commemorates the Exodus of the Jews from slavery in Egypt.
  5. 7. The meal that commemorates the hurried departure of the Israelites from Egypt
  6. 8. Hear O' Israel the Lord is your God, the Lord alone. Therefore you shall love the Lord your G-d with all you heart, with all your soul, and with all your might.
  7. 9. In this ritual, the lighting of a candle represents the soul of an individual.
  8. 12. The Seder meal may be classified as which of the seven dimensions of religion?
  9. 14. The name for the Hebrew Bible including the Torah, Prophets, and Writings
  10. 16. He received the Law at Mount Sinai and is regarded as the Torah's author
  11. 17. The mezuzah, the tefillin, and Shabbat candles constitute which of the seven dimensions of religion?
  12. 19. This Jewish holy day is also known as the Day of Atonement and is characterized by prayer, fasting, and making amends.
  13. 24. The observance of the Sabbath starting on Friday evening is called: