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WITH Mrs. Tidwell

MosesIsraelite Kings Israelites divided Written Law

Row 1, Col 1 Moses grew up in this country. (100) What is Egypt?

1,2 This boy conquered a giant in a war against the Philistines by using stones. (100) Who is David?

1,3 This is the term to describe communities of people of Jewish faith living away from their homeland. (100) What is Diaspora?

1,4 This is a writing that is considered to be a message from God. (100) What is scripture?

2,1 This term is used to describe the departure of the Israelites from Egypt. (200) What is the Exodus? (led by Moses)

2,2 Solomon authored this part of the Jewish scripture. (He was very wise!) (200) What is the book of Proverbs.

2,3 Cyrus the Great built a temple in this city after returning from Babylon. (200) What is Jerusalem?

2,4 This helps all Jewish believers to be unified in their religious beliefs. (200) What is the Hebrew Bible (the Torah, Prophets, and Writings)?

3,1 What rules did Moses receive at Mt. Sinai? (300) What are the ten commandments?

3,2 This man wrote many poetic lines in the book of Psalms. (300) Who is David?

3,3 Yohanan ben Zaccai was most famous for this. (300) He helped Jewish people continue learning in their religion because he set up a center for Jewish scholars.

3,4 Jewish leaders wrote down their discussions in this book. (300) What is the Talmud?

4,1 This is where Moses first led his people when they were released from slavery. (400) What is the Sinai Peninsula?

4,2 This woman became converted to Judaism and was loyal to her husband’s mother. (400) Who is Ruth?

4,3 _______(teachers) would go to a _______________ to pray, and to read and discuss scriptures instead of going to the city Jerusalem. (400) Rabbis, synagogue

4,4 This is the basis of Judaism. (400) What is respect for Gods laws?

1,5 Israelites were living in Egypt for this reason. (500) What is because the Israelite descendants (Joseph and brothers) came to Egypt when there was a famine.

2,5 After this event, there was a split in the Israelite kingdom. (500) What is Solomon’s death?

3,5 This Babylonian king took Israelites living in Jerusalem into slavery shortly after Solomon died. (500) Who was King Nebuchadnezzar?

4,5 This part of the Hebrew bible was known as “The Law” (500) What is the Torah?