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Vocab
A bit of history
Sacred Scriptures/places
Sacred Times
Catholics + Jews
100
Jewish scholar or teacher
What is a rabbi
100
term refers to Jews that converted to Christianity (15th century Spain)
What is conversos
100
statement recited daily by devout Jews
What is Sh'ma
100
Celebrates Maccabean Revolt, the festival of lights
What is Hanukkah
100
patriarch that Islam, Judaism, and Christianity share
What is Abraham
200
spread of Greek culture
What is Hellnism
200
a binding between God and humanity
What is a covenant
200
oral Torah received by Moses (along with the written Torah), which was eventually written down
What is Mishnah
200
celebrates God liberating the Jews from Egyptian slavery
What is Pesach (Passover)
200
Christian sacrament of Initiation directly derived from the Last Supper celebration of Passover
What is Eucharist
300
Those Jews that live outside of Jerusalem
What is Diaspora
300
king responsible for the building of the Great Temple
What is Solomon
300
two collections of Jewish literature that are commentaries on the Hebrew code of Laws
What is talmud
300
Jewish New Year
What is Rosh Hashanah
300
Ultimate event that both Catholics and Jews are waiting for
What is Final Judgment
400
an example of Shoah
What is the Holocaust
400
Zionism
What is Jewish Nationalism (19th century) which sought to return Jews to their homeland
400
613 commandments of Torah (which offer guidance)
What is Mitzvot
400
a sign of God's covenant with Abraham, the rite of passage that happens 8 days after birth
What is circumcision
400
title for Jesus that reminds Christians of their Jewish Origin
What is Lamb of God
500
A pious devotion to God (Orthodox), a sect of Judaism
What is Hasidism
500
Pogrom
What is an officially sanctioned massacre and expulsion
500
The acronym for the three divisions of the Hebrew Bible (what are the three divisions)
What is Tanakh. Torah, Prophets (NEVI’IM), and Writings(KETUVIM)
500
Jewish Day of Atonement
What is Yom Kippur
500
Deuterocanonical scripture
What is Hebrew Scripture that is accepted by Christians, but not by Jews