Question 1

He showed that he believed God by doing what he said, immediately, without question and God gave him many promises, including that he would get a land and many children.

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Abraham

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David

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Moses

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Solomon

Question 2

A binding agreement between one or more people that can never be broken unless one or the other person or group dies

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covenant

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constitution

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charter

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contract

Question 3

the agreement in which God promised Abraham that his descendants would become a great nation and that through them all the nations of the world would be blessed.

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Abrahamic Covenant

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Mosaic Covenant

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New Covenant

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Davidic Covenant

Question 4

Who is the Savior promised to come through the nation of Israel?

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Jesus

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David

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Solomon

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Moses

Question 5

The head of a tribe or family in ancient times.

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patriarch

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king

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chancellor

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emperor

Question 6

The number of sons that Jacob had.

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12

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2

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7

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10

Question 7

Group of leaders in Egypt; the Pharaoh who enslaved the Children of Israel may have come from this group:

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Hyksos

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Nubians

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Kushites

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Assyrians

Question 8

Hebrew name for God that means "I am" or "He that is"?

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Yahweh

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Osiris

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Nanna

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Amen-Ra

Question 9

The belief in one god

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monotheism

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polytheism

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epicurianism

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stoicism

Question 10

The number of plagues God sent upon Egypt.

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10

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12

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18

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33

Question 11

This plague (number) saw the death of the first born sons in Egypt.

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10th

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8th

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9th

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7th

Question 12

a Jewish celebration that commemorates the Lord's deliverance of the Jews from death and slavery in Egypt; angel of death destroyed the firstborns of Egypt but skipped over the homes of the Jews who obeyed and put the blood of a lamb on the door.

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Passover

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Purim

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Hannukah (Chanukkah)

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Day of Atonement

Question 13

What did the blood on the top and sides of the door of the homes of the Children of Israel symbolize?

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Jesus's blood

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God's vengeance on Egypt

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The Red Sea

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The Nile River

Question 14

God called on him to deliver the Israelites from Egypt; his mother also hid him from the pharaoh as a baby.

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Moses

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Joshua

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David

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Daniel

Question 15

The Israelites' departure from Egypt in 1446 BC and the name of the book of the Bible that describes the event.

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Exodus

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Deuteronomy

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Leviticus

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Genesis

Question 16

the agreement in which God gave the nation of Israel His law through Moses. Through obedience to the law, Israel would be blessed and other nations would see the greatness of God.

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Mosaic Covenant

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New Covenant

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Abrahamic Covenant

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Davidic Covenant

Question 17

Standards of right and wrong

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morality

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legality

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frugality

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plurality

Question 18

The portable place of worship used by the Israelites in the wilderness; symbolized God's presence with his people.

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Tabernacle

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Temple

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Synagogue

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Cathedral

Question 19

The restoration of the broken relationship between God and man; name of the day in which the High Priest would sprinkle blood on the ark of the covenant in the Most Holy Place, once a year

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Atonement

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Trauma

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Vengeance

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Justice

Question 20

The number of years the Children of Israel wandered in the wilderness because of unbelief.

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40 years

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12 years

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5 years

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25 years

Question 21

He led the Children of Israel into the Promise Land after Moses died

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Joshua

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Solomon

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David

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Jereboam

Question 22

When God rules as king

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theocracy

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democracy

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monarchy

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oligarchy

Question 23

replaced Saul as king after God rejected Saul for his disobedience

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David

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Jereboam

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Daniel

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Solomon

Question 24

The agreement in which God promised to establish David's throne forever. Jesus is the fulfillment of this promise.

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Davidic Covenant

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Abrahamic Covenant

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New Covenant

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Mosaic Covenant

Question 25

The Northern Kingdom of the divided Israelites was known ______.

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Israel

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Jerusalem

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Samaria

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Judah

Question 26

The Southern kingdom of a divided Israel was known as ______.

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Judah

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Jerusalem

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Israel

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Samaria

Question 27

capital city of Judah

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Jerusalem

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Judah

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Samaria

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Israel

Question 28

capital city of Israel

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Samaria

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Judah

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Jerusalem

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Israel

Question 29

The year that the Assyrians destroyed the Northern Kingdom.

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722 BC

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1446 BC

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70 AD

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586 BC

Question 30

the year King Nebuchadnezzar conquered Judah and destroyed Jerusalem

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586 BC

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70 AD

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1446 BC

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722 BC

Question 31

The Persian king who allowed the Jews in Babylon to return to Judea:

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Cyrus

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Nebuchadnezzar

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Xerxes

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Alexander the Great

Question 32

Seleucid king who became ruler of Judea in 176 BC

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Antiochus IV

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Leo X

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Ptolemy

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Cyrus

Question 33

The name of the family that overthrew Seleucid rule and restored Jewish rule in Israel before Rome came.

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The Maccabees

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The Pharisees

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The Sadducees

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The Herodians

Question 34

The Jewish General who led the revolt against Antiochus IV.

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Judas Maccabeus

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Herod the Great

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Joshua Bar Abbas

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Eleazar Ben Yehuda

Question 35

The yearly celebration by the Jews of the re-dedication of the temple after their victory over the Syrians.

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Hanukkah

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Day of Atonement

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Purim

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Passover

Question 36

Term for three to six thousand military men in the Roman army

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legion

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century

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platoon

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brigade

Question 37

The scattering of the Israelites to many other nations at the time of the Babylonian captivity.

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Diaspora

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Synagogue

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Status

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Confederation

Question 38

What did the southern tribes call the Israelites who intermarried and assimilated with the pagan people around them?

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Samaritans

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Jews

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Puritans

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Gentiles

Question 39

Hebrew who was chosen to be queen by King Xerxes of Persia and who God used to save the Israelites in Babylon from destruction when Haman plotted against the Jews in the Bablyonian Empire

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Queen Esther

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Queen Elizabeth

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Queen Hatshepsut

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Queen Vashti

Question 40

He was born during Herod the Great's reign; descendant of David and thus of the rightful royal line (whereas Herod was not related to David).

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Jesus

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Joshua

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Daniel

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Rehoboam

Question 41

Another name for Christ...whom the Jews did not believe had come.

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Messiah

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Pope

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Deceiver

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Maccabee

Question 42

The agreement in which God promised to give His Holy Spirit and to transform the hearts of His people to love and obey Him.

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New Covenant

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Davidic Covenant

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Mosaic Covenant

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Abrahamic Covenant

Question 43

The Jews under Seleucid rule who continued to stress purity of life and obedience to the Torah.

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Pharisees

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Samaritans

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Ptolemies

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Sadducees

Question 44

The Jews who continued to support Seleucid rulers.

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Sadducees

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Pharisees

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Samaritans

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Ptolemies

Question 45

A Greek translation of the Old Testament.

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Septuagint

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Talmud

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Mishna

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Torah

Question 46

A name given to Greeks and other people who are not Jews.

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Gentile

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Pharisees

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Samaritans

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Ptolemies

Question 47

Descendants of a mixed population of Israelites whom the original Israelites did NOT like.

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Samaritans

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Gentiles

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Pharisees

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Herodians

Question 48

The monotheistic religion of the Jews

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Judaism

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Christianity

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Zoroastrianism

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Islam

Question 49

A place where modern Jews today gather for prayer, Scripture reading, and religious instruction.

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synagogue

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church

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cathedral

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tabernacle

Question 50

a Jewish religious teacher

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rabbi

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priest

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patriarch

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pastor

Question 51

The last Jewish fortress where the zealot Jews held a stronghold against the Romans for 3 years until the Romans built an earthen ramp and found all the people dead

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Masada

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Jerusalem

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Mecca

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Jericho

Question 52

Destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans under General Titus:

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AD 70

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586 BC

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1446 BC

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722 BC

Question 53

The original name of the father of the twelve tribes of Israel:

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Jacob

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Isaac

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Moses

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Esau

Question 54

Due to an international famine, the sons of Israel and their families traveled to what country for food?

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Egypt

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Rome

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Assyria

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Babylon

Question 55

The name of the Promised Land before the children of Israel conquered it:

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Canaan

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Egypt

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Phoenicia

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Assyria

Question 56

After the Judeans were forced out of the land of Israel in AD 70, Jews finally returned and established a new nation in 1948. What is the name of the country today?

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Israel

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Jordan

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Saudi Arabia

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Egypt

Question 57

God wanted Israel to have a king just like all the nations around them because He knew that Israel would need strong leaders to protect them from invaders.

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false

Answer

true

Question 58

The last judge of Israel was Samuel.

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true

Answer

false

Question 59

The first king of Israel was David.

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false

Answer

true

Question 60

Solomon built the the first temple in Israel.

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true

Answer

false

Question 61

God gave Rehoboam more wisdom than any other man who has ever lived.

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false

Answer

true

Question 62

Solomon's son Rehoboam was a gentle king who listened to the people.

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false

Answer

true

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