Re study deck

Question 1

Abraham was which generation of noah

Answer 1

Abraham was the 7th grand son of noah

Question 2

Abram was told by God to do what

Answer 2

To leave his people and move to the new land

Question 3

Abram tried to do what

Answer 3

He tried to convinse people to go with him

Question 4

God promised what

Answer 4

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

Question 5

God wanted a physical covennent wich was

Answer 5

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

Question 6

God changed whose names

Answer 6

Abram to abraham and sari to Sarah

Question 7

What did the new names mean

Answer 7

Abraham ment the father of many nations
Sahra ment princess

Question 8

Plauge 1

Answer 8

Rivers of blood

Question 9

Plauge 2

Answer 9

frogs

Question 10

Plauge 3

Answer 10

Lice

Question 11

Plauge 4

Answer 11

Flies

Question 12

Plauge 5

Answer 12

Death of animales

Question 13

Plauge 6

Answer 13

Boils

Question 14

Plauge 7

Answer 14

Hail and fire

Question 15

Plauge 8

Answer 15

Locusts

Question 16

Plauge 9

Answer 16

Darkness

Question 17

Plauge 10

Answer 17

Death of the first born

Question 18

After five generations after Abbraham what happaned

Answer 18

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

Question 19

What does covenant mean

Answer 19

A deal or a promise that must not be broken

Question 20

Commandment one

Answer 20

Worship no God but me

Question 21

Commandment 2

Answer 21

Do not worship idols

Question 22

Commandment 3

Answer 22

Do not use my name for evil purposes

Question 23

Commandment 4

Answer 23

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

Question 24

Commandment 5

Answer 24

Respect your farther and mother

Question 25

Commandment 6

Answer 25

Do not murder

Question 26

Commandment 7

Answer 26

Do not commit adultery

Question 27

Commandment 8

Answer 27

Do not steal

Question 28

Commandment 9

Answer 28

Do not lie

Question 29

Commandment 10

Answer 29

Do not be jelous

Question 30

Mosses went were to get the ten commandments

Answer 30

Mount Sanai

Question 31

What did moses do when he saw the golden lamb

Answer 31

He broke the tablet stones

Question 32

What was the Ark

Answer 32

The thing that carried the two tablets

Question 33

What is the tabernacle used for

Answer 33

A place to wroship jesus

Question 34

What did the pharaoh order

Answer 34

To kill every newborn son

Question 35

The pharaoh refused how many times

Answer 35

Three times

Question 36

Moses was rescued by who as a baby

Answer 36

The pharoahs daughter

Question 37

God appeared how to moses

Answer 37

As a burning bush

Question 38

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

Answer 38

The passover

Question 39

When is the passover clebrated

Answer 39

Early spring and is clebrated over eight days

Question 40

What does the wine represent

Answer 40

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

Question 41

Parsely respresent

Answer 41

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

Question 42

What does the mahtva represent ## Footnote **

Answer 42

Eating Matzah reminds Jews that the Israelites left Egypt in such a hurry that they did not have time for their bread to rise.

Question 43

What do the bitter herbs represent

Answer 43

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

Question 44

What did the charoset represent

Answer 44

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.

Question 45

What did the rosted egg represent

Answer 45

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

Question 46

Lamb bone represents

Answer 46

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!

Question 47

What does the salt water represent

Answer 47

The sweat and tears of the isralites