A) Numbers B) Exodus C) Deuteronomy D) Leviticus
A) The list of the kings of Judah B) The Ten Commandments C) The genealogy of the patriarchs D) A covenant between God and Israel
A) The covenant with Noah B) The covenant of the Ten Commandments C) The covenant with Abraham D) The covenant at Sinai
A) Methods of His activity B) Qualities inherent in God C) Physical manifestations of God D) Human emotions projected onto God
A) Derakhim B) Kedushim C) Mitzvot D) Halakhot
A) Ten B) Seven C) Thirteen D) Twelve
A) VeEmet B) Raḥum C) VeḤanun D) Erekh appayim
A) Truthful B) Pardoning C) Merciful D) Gracious
A) Vayikra B) Bereshit C) Shemot D) Ki Tissa
A) Keeping kindness unto thousands B) Slow to anger C) Forgiving iniquity D) Plenteous in lovingkindness
A) Moses B) Aaron C) Joshua D) David
A) Resh B) Aleph C) Hey D) Nun
A) Samuel B) Judges C) Joshua D) Micah
A) God is characterized as merciful rather than zealous B) God is characterized as judgmental rather than forgiving C) God is characterized as distant rather than near D) God is characterized as angry rather than merciful
A) Judgment after a person has sinned B) Compassion after a person has sinned C) Judgment before a person sins D) Compassion before a person sins
A) Vayikra B) Melech C) Adonai D) El
A) Ezkera B) ve-nakeh C) Vayikra D) yoshev
A) pizmon B) middot C) minyan D) selichot
A) At the word ve-nakeh B) At the beginning of the service C) At the end of the Torah reading D) At the word Vayikra
A) Adonai Adonai B) Ezkera Elohim C) El Melech yoshev D) Shelosh esreh middot
A) Kaddish B) Hallel C) Selichot D) Amidah
A) Ezkera Elohim B) El Melech yoshev C) Minyan D) Ve-nakeh
A) The Sephardic communities B) The Lurianic Kabbalists C) Some Western Ashkenazic communities D) Eastern Hasidic communities |