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Abraham was which generation of noah

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Abraham was the 7th grand son of noah

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Abram was told by God to do what

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To leave his people and move to the new land

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Abram tried to do what

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He tried to convinse people to go with him

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God promised what

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God promised Abram and his followers would be blessed him with a special land Canaan

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God wanted a physical covennent wich was

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Where an eight day old baby is to cutt of the loose skin on there penis is called circumstition

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6
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God changed whose names

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Abram to abraham and sari to Sarah

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What did the new names mean

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Abraham ment the father of many nations
Sahra ment princess

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Plauge 1

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Rivers of blood

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Plauge 2

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frogs

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Plauge 3

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Lice

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Plauge 4

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Flies

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Plauge 5

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Death of animales

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Plauge 6

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Boils

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14
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Plauge 7

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Hail and fire

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15
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Plauge 8

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Locusts

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16
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Plauge 9

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Darkness

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17
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Plauge 10

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Death of the first born

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18
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After five generations after Abbraham what happaned

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His followers had grown into a large nation named Israel under Joseph they setlled

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19
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What does covenant mean

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A deal or a promise that must not be broken

20
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Commandment one

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Worship no God but me

21
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Commandment 2

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Do not worship idols

22
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Commandment 3

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Do not use my name for evil purposes

23
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Commandment 4

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Keep the sabath day holy - do not work on the Sabbath day-

24
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Commandment 5

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Respect your farther and mother

25
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Commandment 6

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Do not murder

26
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Commandment 7

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Do not commit adultery

27
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Commandment 8

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Do not steal

28
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Commandment 9

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Do not lie

29
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Commandment 10

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Do not be jelous

30
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Mosses went were to get the ten commandments

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Mount Sanai

31
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What did moses do when he saw the golden lamb

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He broke the tablet stones

32
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What was the Ark

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The thing that carried the two tablets

33
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What is the tabernacle used for

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A place to wroship jesus

34
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What did the pharaoh order

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To kill every newborn son

35
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The pharaoh refused how many times

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Three times

36
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Moses was rescued by who as a baby

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The pharoahs daughter

37
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God appeared how to moses

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As a burning bush

38
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What is the celebration of the goddess of death passing the jews house

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The passover

39
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When is the passover clebrated

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Early spring and is clebrated over eight days

40
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What does the wine represent

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Wine symbolises freedom.
* Four cups of wine are drunk to remind
Jews of the four
times God promised freedom to the
Israelites.

41
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Parsely respresent

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  • Next, a green vegetable -
    often parsley - is dipped
    into salt water.
  • The Parsley also reminds
    Jews of the fresh start
    God gave the Israelite
42
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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.

43
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What do the bitter herbs represent

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Bitter herbs – like horseradish – (eaten with the
matzvah) symbolise the bitter suffering of the
slaves in Egypt.

44
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What did the charoset represent

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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.

45
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What did the rosted egg represent

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This is eaten as a symbol of:
* the harshness of life as slaves
* the new life offered to the Jews by God

46
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Lamb bone represents

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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!

47
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What does the salt water represent

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The sweat and tears of the isralites