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Jewish Religion “FEATURES” BOX

How to make a “Fortune Teller”

Beliefs Scriptures Practices Festivals People Events Other documents/Archeology Symbols

4. Festivals

Beliefs

2. Scriptures

3. Practices

5. People

6. Events

7. Other documents/Archeology

8. Symbols Star of David Hebrew word for “God” Menorah – lit in the Temple

Answer Key based on text Chapter 7 1. BELIEFS - monotheism - 10 Commandments - education & study - justice & righteousness - Obedience to God 4. FESTIVALS - Purim - Hanukah - Passover - Rosh Hashanah - Yom Kippur 6. EVENTS - Exodus - Diaspora - Romans destroy the Temple 2. SCRIPTURES *Tanakh - a) Torah - b) Prophets - c) Poetry, Proverbs, Songs Jewish Religion: Judaism 7. ARCHEOLOGY/ Other documents - Talmud - Dead Sea Scrolls 3. PRACTICES - go to synagogue - Sabbath - kosher food 5. PEOPLE Moses - Solomon prophets - David Orthodox Jews - Daniel - Conservative Jews - Reform Jews - Rabbis 8. SYMBOLS - Menorah - Star of David