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Actions Speak Louder Than Words Show Me The Meaning Incredible Israelites PotpourriSlide Show

What is Abraham’s homeland?

Mesopotamia

What land became the “promised land?”

Canaan

What was an important action of Moses?

Moses helped the Hebrews slaves escape the army of the Egyptian pharaoh

What was an important action of David?

Killed Goliath (Philistines) and united the two the Kingdom of Israel

What was an important action of Solomon?

Solomon became king when his father David died, and built the first great temple in Jerusalem.

An agreement?

Covenant

A person who speaks for God to others

Prophet

The most sacred text of Judaism

Torah

A terrible disaster affecting many people

Plague

A belief in one God

Monotheism

This individual introduced the belief in one God

Abraham

Who unified Israel and Judah?

David

What does “Abraham” mean?

Father of Many

What was God’s promise when he changed Abram’s name to Abraham?

“I will make your descendants as many as the stars of heaven.”

What was one contribution (not action) from David?

1.Strong central government 2. Brought the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem

Who led the Hebrews out of slavery?

Moses

The seventh day of the week used for rest and worship

Sabbath

What was the Exodus?

The departure of the Hebrews from Egypt

What is the name of the chest containing the Ten Commandments?

Ark of Covenant

What did David provide for the Jewish people that they did not have before?

A strong central government

What is the first and most important Commandment?

The belief in ONE God

At what mountain did Moses receive the 10 Commandments?

Mount Sinai

Why did the Egyptians enslave the Israelites?

The Israelites “increased in number and became very powerful”

What is an example of one of the plagues?

Locusts, The Nile Turned to Blood, Firstborn Son In Every Egyptian Family Killed

What was Abraham’s ultimate test from God

To sacrifice son, Isaac