Unit 3 and 4 Test

Question 1

430

Answer 1

Israelites living in Egypt between Joseph and Moses

Question 2

Book of Exodus

Answer 2

The release of Israelites from Egypt

4 main elements: Call of Moses, Passover, Israelites’ liberation from slavery, Sinai Covenant

Question 3

Moses

Answer 3

Hebrew verb masha meaning to draw out

Question 4

Moses’ mother hides him

Answer 4

New Pharaoh fears the growth of Israelites, so they’re enslaved and the newborn males are killed. Moses’ mother hides him in the river’s reeds in a basket and is found by the Pharaoh’s daughter.

Question 5

Moses’ life

Answer 5

After being adopted by the Pharaoh’s daughter, Moses becomes aware of his origins, flees to Midian, becomes a shepherd, and marries Zipporah

Question 6

Burning Bush

Answer 6

While tending to sheep on Mount Horeb, he notices a bush that didn’t burn up . It’s God telling him to lead the Israelites out of slavery.

Question 7

The Bushes Response to Moses

Answer 7

I am who I am (YHWH), I am he God of your father, I am the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

Question 8

Moses’ Response to the Bush

Answer 8

Fears Israelites won’t believe him, claims he isn’t eloquent enough, and is slow of speech and tongue.

Question 9

Signs God gives to Moses

Answer 9

Staff becomes a snake and his healthy hand becomes leprous

Question 10

Aaron

Answer 10

Moses’ brother and spokesperson. Went to Pharaoh, threw the staff and it becomes a snake.

Question 11

Plagues

Answer 11

Aaron comes to the Pharaoh 9 times asking to release the Israelites, each time rejected and results in a plague.

Question 12

The 9 Plagues

Answer 12

Blood Nile, Frogs, Lice, Pestilence, Boils, Hail, Locusts, Darkness

Question 13

10th Plague

Answer 13

Death of all firstborn males. Smearing the blood of a sacrificed lamb on doors would protect families.

Question 14

Passover

Answer 14

Joyful celebration still celebrated

Question 15

Seder

Answer 15

Meal that starts the celebration of Passover

Question 16

What do the plagues show?

Answer 16

God keeps promises, God is a God of liberation and not enslavement

Question 17

Exodus

Answer 17

Mass departure (600 000) of people (Israelites). Took animals, clothing, silver, gold

Question 18

Yam suph

Answer 18

Red/Reed Sea

Question 19

3 things that happened in the desert

Answer 19

Pillar of Cloud (Day guide)
Pillar of Fire (Night guide)
Quails and manna appear at camp

Question 20

Sinai Covenant

Answer 20

Moses climbs Mount Sinai and gets God’s Covenant on two stone tablets. Builds an atlar, sacrifices oxen as a seal of covenant.

Question 21

Mosaic Law

Answer 21

10 commands +rules in the Old testament/Torah. Moral, Social, Food, Purity, and religious laws

Question 22

Kosher Foods

Answer 22

Suitable and pure foods. Meats, fish, eggs

Question 23

Chew the cud

Answer 23

Brought up from stomach and chewed again

Question 24

Ritual slaughter

Answer 24

Blood drawn out

Question 25

Lex talionis

Answer 25

The lad of talion (eye for an eye)

Question 26

Ark of the Covenant

Answer 26

Moses puts stone in a sacred box

Question 27

Books of Joshua and Judges

Answer 27

Starts with Moses’ death to the start of monarchy

Question 28

Promised Land

Answer 28

Palestine

Question 29

Land of milk and honey

Answer 29

Goat milk and marmalade. Land was fertile

Question 30

Joshua

Answer 30

Succeeds Moses as leader of Israelites. Fought in the battle of Jericho

Question 31

Judge

Answer 31

Shofet/temporary military leader

Question 32

Book of Judges

Answer 32

Struggles against Canaanites.

Question 33

Book of Judges Pattern

Answer 33

Israel sins, God corrects, Israel repents, God forgives

Question 34

3 famous Judges

Answer 34

Deborah, Gideon, Samson

Question 35

Samson

Answer 35

Angel announces birth to mother who thought he was barren.

Question 36

Nazorite Vow

Answer 36

Sets him apart for the Lord and lets him grow his hair freely.

Question 37

Saul

Answer 37

Israel’s first king. Killed himself by falling on his sword.

Question 38

United Kingdom of Israel

Answer 38

Israelite kingdoms of Israel and Judah

Question 39

David

Answer 39

Succeeded Saul as king. Fought Goliath

Question 40

Goliath

Answer 40

Giant Philistine warrior

Question 41

David Statue

Answer 41

17 feet tall, 1 piece of marble, built by Michelangelo, left handed. After David decided to fight but before he fought

Question 42

Jerusalem

Answer 42

David made it political and religious capital

Question 43

God to David

Answer 43

Always have descendants, kingdom will last forever, never ending dynasty

Question 44

Messiah

Answer 44

Anointed one

Question 45

God seeks leaders with:

Answer 45

Spirituality, devoted hearts, humility

Question 46

Book of Psalms

Answer 46

150 books divided into praise, wisdom, royal, lament, thanksgiving

Question 47

Solomon

Answer 47

Son of David, politically and financially strong

Question 48

Temple

Answer 48

Destroyed and rebuilt, then destroyed by Romans

Question 49

Arch of Titus

Answer 49

Shows pillage of 2nd temple

Question 50

Western Wall

Answer 50

Holiest place for Jews where prayers are written and placed in a wall.

Question 51

Wailing Wall

Answer 51

Cry due to the destruction of the temple

Question 52

Divided Kingdom

Answer 52

Solomon heavily taxed and worked people. Solomon died and Israel divided into 2 kingdoms.

Question 53

Southern Kingdom

Answer 53

Judah: Territory of Benjamin and Judah

Question 54

Northern Kingdom

Answer 54

Israel: Other 10 tribes

Question 55

Prophet

Answer 55

Inspired teacher or proclaimer of God’s will

Question 56

Mark of a Prophet

Answer 56

Received call from God, left former life, unpopular message

Question 57

Elijah

Answer 57

“Pray louder! Maybe Baal’s sleeping”. Put empty chair for Elijah at Passover Seder

Question 58

Carmelite

Answer 58

Catholic Order from Mount Carmel founded after Crusaders for males and females

Question 59

Scapular

Answer 59

Brown, Latin for shoulder, sign of devotion.

Question 60

Isaiah

Answer 60

Prophet of God’s holiness

Question 61

Jeremiah

Answer 61

Warns enemies are coming, but is ignore. Thrown into a pit and the warnings came true.

Question 62

Ezekiel before the Fall

Answer 62

Warned about smugness

Question 63

Ezekiel after the Fall

Answer 63

Comforter prophesying eventual restoration of the king, people, and Temple

Question 64

Daniel

Answer 64

Refused o worship pagan idols and put into a lions’ den.

Question 65

Assyrian Conquerors

Answer 65

Deports 10 000s of citizens and replaces them with foreigners

Question 66

Religious formalism

Answer 66

Going through the motions

Question 67

Babylonian Conquerors

Answer 67

Left temple and city but returned and destroyed it.

Question 68

Exile

Answer 68

For 50 years, Jews were outcasts.

Question 69

King Cyrus of Persia

Answer 69

Invades Babylon and wins

Question 70

David (Essay Question)

Answer 70

David succeeded Saul as King and is his son-in-law. He was a young Shepard and a skilled slingshot. He accepted Goliath’s pre battle duel when no one else would.

Question 71

Why was David Great (Essay Question)

Answer 71

David made Jerusalem political and religious capital. He brought the Ark to Jerusalem and planned a temple to be built for it. A Messiah was also said to be from David’s line. David had leadership qualities: Owned his problems: When he sinned, he owned it and asked God for forgiveness. Humble: Did not allow sacrifices in his honour and people loved him more. Faith: He had faith that he would win against Goliath and faith in God’s love. He was also credited the author of Book of Psalms, but only wrote a few books.