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Abraham was which generation of noah
Abraham was the 7th grand son of noah
Abram was told by God to do what
To leave his people and move to the new land
Abram tried to do what
He tried to convinse people to go with him
God promised what
God promised Abram and his followers would be blessed him with a special land Canaan
God wanted a physical covennent wich was
Where an eight day old baby is to cutt of the loose skin on there penis is called circumstition
God changed whose names
Abram to abraham and sari to Sarah
What did the new names mean
Abraham ment the father of many nations
Sahra ment princess
Plauge 1
Rivers of blood
Plauge 2
frogs
Plauge 3
Lice
Plauge 4
Flies
Plauge 5
Death of animales
Plauge 6
Boils
Plauge 7
Hail and fire
Plauge 8
Locusts
Plauge 9
Darkness
Plauge 10
Death of the first born
After five generations after Abbraham what happaned
His followers had grown into a large nation named Israel under Joseph they setlled
What does covenant mean
A deal or a promise that must not be broken
Commandment one
Worship no God but me
Commandment 2
Do not worship idols
Commandment 3
Do not use my name for evil purposes
Commandment 4
Keep the sabath day holy - do not work on the Sabbath day-
Commandment 5
Respect your farther and mother
Commandment 6
Do not murder
Commandment 7
Do not commit adultery
Commandment 8
Do not steal
Commandment 9
Do not lie
Commandment 10
Do not be jelous
Mosses went were to get the ten commandments
Mount Sanai
What did moses do when he saw the golden lamb
He broke the tablet stones
What was the Ark
The thing that carried the two tablets
What is the tabernacle used for
A place to wroship jesus
What did the pharaoh order
To kill every newborn son
The pharaoh refused how many times
Three times
Moses was rescued by who as a baby
The pharoahs daughter
God appeared how to moses
As a burning bush
What is the celebration of the goddess of death passing the jews house
The passover
When is the passover clebrated
Early spring and is clebrated over eight days
What does the wine represent
Wine symbolises freedom.
* Four cups of wine are drunk to remind
Jews of the four
times God promised freedom to the
Israelites.
Parsely respresent
- Next, a green vegetable -
often parsley - is dipped
into salt water. - The Parsley also reminds
Jews of the fresh start
God gave the Israelite
What does the mahtva represent
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Eating Matzah reminds Jews that the Israelites
left Egypt in such a hurry that they did not have
time for their bread to rise.
What do the bitter herbs represent
Bitter herbs – like horseradish – (eaten with the
matzvah) symbolise the bitter suffering of the
slaves in Egypt.
What did the charoset represent
The bitter herbs are dipped into the charoset – a mixture of
chopped apples, walnuts and spices which represents the
mortar that the Jews used to build Pharaoh’s buildings.
The sweet taste symbolizes the sweetness of freedom.
What did the rosted egg represent
This is eaten as a symbol of:
* the harshness of life as slaves
* the new life offered to the Jews by God
Lamb bone represents
This symbolises the sacrifice of the lamb, whose blood
Jews put on the door post of each home on the night of the
‘Passover’.
Note: the bone is not eaten!
What does the salt water represent
The sweat and tears of the isralites
