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Name the person(s)
Around the world
Name the Jewish ritual
Name the person/place
100

Rules about human behavior, often regarded as revealed from the divine

ethics 

100

When we were already very old, my husband and I accepted Gad’s call to leave Haran and follow God to and unknown place

Sarah (and Abraham)

100

The world’s oldest religion.  Historians date the start anywhere between 5000 BC and 3500 BC, uncertain of the origin because it was not begun with a single person or a single act.

Hinduism

100

Jews rest, pray, and spend time with family from Friday evening to Saturday evening

Shabbat 

100

He built an ark to survive the great flood God sent to earth

Noah

200

A systematic formulation of religious teachings in an intellectual form

doctrine 

200

I was my father’s elder son, but my mother helped my younger brother deceive my father, and so he received the family blessing

esau

200

The religion of a small and historically, less significant, this became the philosophical underpinning of much of western thought.

Judaism 

200

Jews follow religious dietary laws by which foods they can eat, and how food is prepared

Kosher

200

God called this man to leave his homeland and promised to make him the father of a great nation

Abraham 

300

Forms and orders of ceremonies that connect the person with the divine these often mark life passages

ritual

300

I was deceived by a serpent in the garden of Eden and so I ate the forbidden fruit.

Eve

300

Founded by the prophet Muhammad in  approximately the year 600, this religion grew quickly through central Asia and beyond.

Islam

300

Jewish teens celebrate becoming responsible for following Jewish Commandments

bar and bat mitzvah

300

He sold his birthright to his brother Jacob for a bowl of stew

Esau

400

A narrative, not necessarily literally true that expresses a deep belief, particularly in the human relationship with God

myth

400

I followed my uncle Abram to an unknown land and settled there.  When our animals and cultivations succeeded the land mass,  he invited me to decide in which direction to settle.

Lot

400

This religion was first named about 40 A.D. in the city of Antioch.  It was no longer considered a sect of Judaism.

Christianity 

400

Jewish people celebrate their ancestors liberation from slavery in Egypt, and that the angel of death “passed over” their homes

Passover

400

God spoke to this man through a burning bush, and chose him to lead the Israelites out of Egypt

Moses

500

The process by which one culture or organization absorbs another

Syncretism

500

I carried the wood for sacrifice, accompanying my father, to what might have been my death, but an angel came to tell my father to keep me safe.

Isaac

500

This religion grew from the life and writings of Siddhartha. In encourages all people to become enlightened.

Buddhism

500

Jewish people like a menorah for eight nights to commemorate the rededication of the second temple in Jerusalem

Hanukkah 

500

The place where Moses received the 10 Commandments  

Mount Sinai

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