People in the Tanakh
Hebrew Words
Jewish Holidays
Book of the Torah
Ritual Objects
100

The first human beings placed in the Garden of Eden

Adam and Eve

100
Platform where the service is conducted

Bimah

100

We fast and pray for forgiveness

Yom Kippur

100

Last book of the Torah.  Some describe it as Moses' very long farewell speech

Deuteronomy

100

"Inscribe them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates"

Mezzuzah

200

He was a twin who deceived his father out of giving the birthright to his brother Esav.  

Jacob

200

Community

Kehillah

200
We recall the Exodus from Egypt on this holiday.

Passover

200

God commands Moses to take a census of the Israelites

Numbers

200

Make a lamp of pure gold. This is a symbol of the Jewish people throughout the generations.

Menorah

300

I am "slow of speech and tongue"

Moses

300

Book we use with prayers

Siddur

300

We are commanded to hear the sound of the shofar on this holiday.

Rosh Hashanah

300

Golden Calf

Exodus

300

"Bind them as a sign upon your hand, let them be a symbol before your eyes"

Tefillin

400

Moses sister and a prophetess!  She took a timbrel in her hand and led the Israelites in song as they crossed the Red Sea

Miriam

400

Portion of the Bible that accompanies the Torah reading.  It is from the prophets

Haftarah

400

We read the Book of Esther on this holiday

Purim

400

Abraham, Isaac, Jacob

Genesis

400

A booth or hut with at least three walls.  We are commanded to live in it for a week during a holiday that takes place in the fall. 

Sukkot

500

He was a scribe and elder who read from the Torah day and night in the town square when the Jews returned to Jerusalem

Ezra

500

Going up to the Torah to recite the blessing

Aliyah

500

We wave the lulav and etrog on this holiday.

Sukkot

500

Laws for the ancient Jewish worship ceremony directed at the priests. 

Kohanim

500

Speak to the Israelites and say unto them, "Throughout the generations to come, make for yourself tassels on the corner of your garments with a thread of blue."

Tallit

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