Jewish Texts
What is the Torah?
The first five books of the Hebrew Bible, containing Jewish teachings and commandments.
Where did Abraham start his journey?
Ur, in Mesopotamia.
Who led the Israelites out of Egypt?
Moses.
Who did David defeat as a young man?
Goliath.
What did Solomon build in Jerusalem?
The First Temple.
What does the Torah include?
Written records, teachings of the Jews, and hundreds of commandments
What is the covenant between God and Abraham?
An agreement that Abraham and his descendants would devote themselves to God.
What does the word "Exodus" mean?
Departure.
Why was David chosen as king after Saul?
Because of his courage and faith.
What materials were used to build the First Temple?
Stone and gold.
How many books are in the Torah?
Five books.
What land was promised to Abraham?
: Canaan.
What did Moses receive at Mount Sinai?
The Ten Commandments.
What city did David establish as the capital of Israel?
Jerusalem.
What did Solomon say all people would know?
God's name.
Why is the Torah important to Jews?
It contains foundational teachings and commandments of the Jewish faith
List Abraham’s migration path.
Ur → Canaan → Egypt → back to Canaan.
How did the Israelites escape from Egypt?
: Moses parted the Red Sea so they could cross.
How did David unite the Israelites?
He formed a strong central government and defeated their enemies.
Who was Solomon’s father?
King David.
What sources do historians use to study Judaism?
Artifacts, writings, and texts like the Torah.
Abraham’s Journey
Why is Abraham called the "father of the Jews"?
He founded the belief in one God and began the Jewish faith through his covenant.
How long did the Israelites wander in the wilderness?
40 years
What did David create as king of Israel?
A united nation and a powerful kingdom centered in Jerusalem.
Why is King Solomon important in Judaism?
He built the Temple and promoted God's name to all nations.