Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
Q

On what day do many Jews, who might not attend any other time, go to synagogue?

A

Yom Kippur (day of atonement)

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What is the term for the Jewish new year?

A

Rosh Hashana (Jewish new year)

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What two days are the High Holy Days?

A

Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur (1st day of 7th month, 10th day of 7th month)

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4
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What are two other “days of” names for the period of these holy days?

A

days of awe; 10 days of repentance

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On Yom Kippur, what are the five abstentions of the 24 hour fasting period?

A

eating and drinking, sex, bathing, anointing the body with oil, wearing of leather shoes

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6
Q

In the metaphor of the High Holy Days, what is written in the scrolls of fate?

A

every man’s hand has written his deeds of the year past

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7
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Which of the High Holy Days the day of “horn blowing”?

A

Rosh Hashana

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8
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In the machinery of penitence, atonement begins with two things … what are they?

A

repairing the injury in full; then seeking God’s forgiveness

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9
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In Judaism, what is there no machinery for? (two things)

A

for confession to man but not to God; for release from sin through an agency on Earth

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10
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Jewish liturgy says three things can “dissolve the evil decree” … what are they?

A

repentance, prayer, good works

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