Christianity
Judaism
Christianity
Judaism 2
Holidays
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What does baptism mean?

The washing away of sin.

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True or False: Jews believe that Jesus is the son of god.

False.

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What does the bread and wine eaten in the Eucharist?

The body and blood of Christ.

100

Is Judaism a Polytheistic religion?

No, It is monotheistic.

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What Holiday do Christians celebrate every December?

Christmas. 

200

What river was Jesus baptized in?

The River Jordan.

200

Which Jews allow female rabbis?

Progressive Jews.

200

What are Pews?

Pews are long benches for worshippers.

200

What is the Tanakh?

A collection of holy words.

200

When is the Sabbath celebrated?

Every end of the week/Sunday

300

Who did Jesus ask to baptize him?

His cousin John.

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What reasons were the Jews prosecuted?

Religious reasons and economic reasons.

300

What does Christ mean in Hebrew?

Messiah/Deliverer

300

What is seen as the foundation of Judaism?

The Ten commandments.

300

Christians view _____ as a time of renewal of faith.

Easter.

400

Why did more people become hostile and violent to Jesus and his followers?

Jesus's popularity grew the Jewish leadership.

400

What is the first of the ten commandments?

Followers of God will only worship him.

400

How many branches emerged immediately after the Great Schism?

Two, The Roman Catholic church and the Orthodox church.

400

What is Canaan?

The promised land.

400

Some churches celebrate the birth/death of brave Christians, ____ who died because of their faith.

Martyrs.

500

Why did German priest Luther translate the bible to german?

He wanted people to be able to read the scriptures themselves.

500

Who leads the worship in synagogues?

Rabbi.

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Why couldn't Jesus's followers return to his tomb for three days?

It was Passover.

500

What is Yiddish?

Yiddish is another language spoken by Jews. It is a mixture of German and Hebrew.

500

What and when is the Hashanah?

The Hashanah is the Jewish new year. It occurs in October or September.