Name: ____________________________________#_____
Period_______
Study Guide – Chapter 5, Lesson 3
The Beginnings of Judaism – p. 120-125
The Big Picture
1. What is
the name of the book that is the Jewish people’s record of their history and their religion? ___________________________
2. What is
the name of the Jewish religion? _________________________
Abraham of
Ur
3. Where did
Abraham come from? ___________________________
4. What did
he and his family believe differently from other people of his city?
__________________________________________________
5. According to the Bible, what did God tell Abraham to do?
______________________________________________________________________________________________
The Covenant
6. What is
a covenant? _____________________
7. What did
Abraham’s descendents become known as?
a. _____________________ b_____________________
Going to Egypt
8. Why did
the people of Israel go to Egypt?
______________________________________________________________________________________________
9. What eventually
happened to the Israelites?
_______________________________________________
.
Becoming a
Prophet
10. Why did
Moses have to flee Egypt? __________________________
11. What is
the name of the Jewish festival that celebrates the Israelites freedom for Egyptian slavery? ______________________
The Torah
12. What is
the Torah? __________________________
13. Where
did Moses receive the Torah? __________________________
14. What is
the name of the laws that are central to the Jewish religion? _______________
The Kingdom of Israel
15. How long
did the Israelites wander in wilderness? __________________
16. The ancient
land of Canaan
is known today as _____________________.
A Nation of
Israel
17. What is
the Jewish day of worship? __________________________
18. ______________
was the son of David, and built a great ___________ in the city of Jerusalem.
Exile to Babylonia
19. Jews were
forced from their homeland and led away to _________________. This was the beginning of many exiles (forced scatterings) for
the Jews.