Events in the Roman conquest:
What happened many years after Israel ceased to exist as a nation.
The nation of Israel was reborn.
What was the Mosaic covenant?
Gave laws for the Israelites to follow
A time to remember the 40 years of wandering in the wilderness
Feast of the Tabernacles
What does number 24 on the map show?
Israel
T / F: Antiochus entered the temple and seized its treasure and sacred vessels.
What happened after The Zealot Jews died when the Romans besieged Masada?
Israel ceased to exist as a nation.
What was the Davidic covenant?
God's promise that a king would descend from David in rule righteously over Israel
What was the feast of weeks?
A celebration of thanksgiving for God's provision
What does number 27 on the map show?
Syria
T / F: Sadducees were less influential among the priests and rulers of Judea than the Pharisees were.
True
What happened after the temple in Jerusalem was destroyed?
The Zealot jews died when the Romans besieged Masada.
What was the Abrahamic covenant?
Confirmed that Israel was a special, chosen nation
What was the celebration of God leading the Israelites out of bondage in Egypt.
Feast of unleavened bread
What does number 25 on the map show?
Jordan
Did the Pharisees or Sadducees support local rulers?
Sadducees
What happened after Titus and his Army surrounded Jerusalem?
Jerusalem and the temple were destroyed.
Who entered the temple and seized its treasure and sacred vessels.
Antiochus
Celebration of the rededication of the temple.
Hanukkah
What does number 26 on the map show?
Lebanon
Who did the Sadducees work with in unjust and corrupt ways?
The Romans.
What was the first event in the Roman conquest of Israel?
Titus and his Army surrounded Jerusalem
What did Antiochus allow the Jews to keep?
the Sabbath and own a copy of the Torah.
List all 4 Jewish Holidays
Hanukkah, Feast of: the tabernacle, unleavened bread, weeks
List all 4 countries that you need to label for the test.
Israel, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon
What did the Pharisees stress?
purity of life and/or obedience to the Torah.