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Heritage Studies 6 Chapter 4 Review

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  • Who was a Jewish historian who sided with the Romans during the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 7?
    Josephus
  • What replaced the center of worship after the tabernacle?
    Temple
  • What feast was a celebration of God leading the Israelites out of bondage in Egypt?
    Feast of Unleavened Bread
  • What was the name of the Southern Kingdom of Israel and its capital?
    Judah; Jerusalem
  • What were the two kingdoms Israel split into?
    Northern and Southern
  • the monotheistic religion of the Jews
    Judaism
  • What feast was a celebration and thanksgiving for God’s provision
    Feast of Weeks
  • Who was the Jew who was chosen to be queen of Persia and whom God used to save the Israelites in Babylon from destruction?
    Esther
  • What were the Pharisees' beliefs?
    Continued to stress purity of life and obedience to the Torah; Opposed the current rulers
  • How did Jesus fulfill the messianic promises expressed in the Old Testament covenants?
    He brings blessing to all the nations of the earth. He became the sacrifice for sin. He gives the Holy Spirit. He is the King who will one day rule on earth.
  • Who was the last judge in Israel; anointed Saul to be king?
    Samuel
  • the capital of Israel
    Jerusalem
  • What was the agreement in which God promised to give His Holy Spirit and to transform the hearts of His people to love and obey Him?
    New Covenant
  • What is a celebration that honor’s the deliverance of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt?
    Passover
  • Who is God’s son; the promised Messiah; came to earth as a man and died on the cross to pay the penalty for sin; rose from the dead then ascended to heaven?
    Jesus
  • a place where the Jews gather for worship
    synagogue
  • Who was the man whose descendants became the nation of Israel?
    Abraham
  • What name was given to Greeks and other people who are not Jews?
    Gentiles
  • What is the agreement in which God promised Abraham that his descendants would become a great nation and that through him all the nations of the world would be blessed?
    Abrahamic Covenant
  • Who was the Seleucid king who became ruler of Judea in 176 BC?
    Antiochus IV
  • What feast was a time to remember the forty years of wandering in the wilderness?
    Feast of Tabernacles
  • to absorb
    assimilate
  • Greek translation of the Old Testament
    Septuagint
  • Who was the leader of the Jewish revolt against the Seleucids in the second century BC?
    Judas Maccabeus
  • the Old Testament name for the promised Redeemer
    Messiah
  • What is the restoration of the broken relationship between God and people?
    atonement
  • What is the agreement in which God promised to establish David’s throne forever?
    Davidic Covenant
  • What were the two main religious groups in Israel?
    Pharisees and Sadducees
  • What two main things does Judaism teach?
    God will judge people at the end according to their obedience to the law. God will reward obedience and judge disobedience but leaning toward mercy.
  • What people lived in the Northern Kingdom of Israel; descendants of conquered peoples who intermarried with Israelites?
    Samaritans
  • an army consisting of three to six thousand soldiers
    legion
  • What were the Sadducees' beliefs?
    Saw the importance of power in preserving the Jewish people and their worship at the temple; Worked with the Romans
  • What is the agreement in which God gave the nation of Israel His law through Moses?
    Mosaic Covenant
  • Jewish religious teacher
    rabbi
  • what was the portable place of worship used by the Israelites in the wilderness; symbolized God’s presence with the people?
    tabernacle
  • What was the name of the Northern Kingdom of Israel and its capital?
    Israel; Samaria
  • second king of Israel
    David
  • the yearly Jewish celebration of the rededication of the temple after the victory over the Selecuids
    Hanukkah
  • first king of Israel
    Saul
  • What was the scattering of the Israelites to many other nations at the time of the Babylonian captivity?
    diaspora
  • the belief in one God
    monotheism
  • What nation did God make from the descendants of Jacob; the name of the Northern Kingdom after Israel split into two kingdoms
    Israel
  • the Israelites’ departure from Egypt
    Exodus
  • the first five books of the Old Testament; the Pentateuch
    Torah
  • What river is east of Israel that flows through the Sea of Galilee to the Dead Sea?
    Jordan River
  • the Hebrew name for the one true God
    Yahweh