Origins of Judaism
Beliefs of Judaism
Early History of the Jewish People
100

First five books of the Hebrew Bible

Torah

100

Shared belief that there is a single God who lays out a proper and moral way to live

Ethical monotheism

100
Who was the first king of Israel?

David

200

monotheism

belief in one God

200

The three sections of the Hebrew Bible are the Torah, the Prophets, and the...

Writings

200

What does the Jewish holiday of Passover commemorate?

The Exodus- God freeing the Jews from slavery in Egypt

300

When Judaism began, how was it different from other religions in the ancient world?

They believed there was one God who set down laws of right and wrong

300

What is righteousness?

Living in a way that is right and in agreement with God's laws

300

The common set of values and beliefs shared by Judaism and Christianity is known as...

Judeo-Christian tradition

400

What was the Exodus?

The escape of the Israelites from Egypt

400

Why do Jewish people study the Hebrew Bible and the Talmud?

These works are the basis for Jewish teachings and traditions

500

Name two of the Ten Commandments

answers will vary

500

Describe two of the key teachings of Judaism

1. Ethical monotheism

2. connection to land

3. observance of law

4. righteousness and justice

5. Commitment to study and prayer

6. weekly observance of rest

500

How have the teachings of Judaism effected modern society?

Jews ethical and moral traditions form a basis for democratic society- respect, equality, responsibility