The Nature Of God: God As One

Question 1

Like Christianity, Judaism is a Monotheistic Religion. What does this Mean?

Answer 1

Jews Believe in Only One God.

Question 2

Jews Believe that this Overwhelming Importance and Significance of God is Seen in His Role as the ___________.

Answer 2

Creator.

Question 3

Jews Believe that God has Given Laws to His ___________, and is the True Judge of How People Follow These _______.

Answer 3

People…Laws…

Question 4

Jews Believe that they can See the Work of ______ in History.

Answer 4

God.

Question 5

Jews write God as G-d as a Sign of __________.

Answer 5

Respect.

Question 6

The Hebrew Letters of God are _________ (Yahweh). When it Appears in Scriptures, Jews Substitue the Hebrew Word ‘Adonai’, which Means ‘My Lord’.

Answer 6

YHWH.

Question 7

The True Meaning of the Idea that God is One and is Best Expressed in the First Two Verses of the _________. It Begins with an Expression of the ________ of God and the Way Humankind should Respond to this Belief.

Answer 7

Shema…Unity…

Question 8

Quote From the Shema?

Answer 8

“The Lord is Our God, the Lord Alone.”

Question 9

In the Shema, the Reference to Loving God with all Your Heart Implies that God Requires Total ___________. The Mention of the Soul shows that Jews need to have Spiritual ______________ to the One God.

Answer 9

Loyalty…Dedication…

Question 10

For Jews, God is a Single, Whole, Indivisible Entity who can’t be ___________. He is Infinite and Eternal, Beyond the Understanding of ___________. This Makes Him the Only Being who should be ____________.

Answer 10

Divided…Humankind…Praised…