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31 Cards in this Set

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monotheism-
belief in 1 god; mono means 1; theism means God
polytheism-
belief in many gods/goddesses; poly means many; theism means God
tribes-
separate family groups
Torah-
1st 5 books of the Hebrew Bible
covenant-
agreement, in which, God promised to return Israelites to Canaan if they followed his laws
prophet-
person believed to speak for God
empire-
group of territories or nations under single ruler or government
tribute-
payment made to show obedience or to obtain peace or protection
proverbs-
wise sayings
rabbi-
Jewish leader and teacher of the Torah, like a priest
messiah-
deliverer sent by God
exile-
period of forced absence from one’s country or home
Diaspora-
scattering of Jewish people, from their homeland, to other parts of the world
Sabbath-
weekly day of worship and rest for the Jewish people, on Saturdays
synagogues-
Jewish house of worship, church
Mount Sinai-
mountain where Moses received Ten Commandments from God
Moses-
led Israelites out of slavery in Egypt, to freedom, received Ten Commandments from God, at Mt. Sinai
Jacob-
Grandson of Abraham, his 12 sons had 12 families which became the 12 tribes of Israel
Abraham-
man Israelites believed they descended from, believed God spoke to Abraham, telling him to make new kingdom in Canaan
Canaan-
kingdom built by Israelites along Mediterranean Sea, in southwest Asia
Zealots-
Jewish people who revolted against Romans and drove them out of Jerusalem
Babylon-
Chaldean capital, place where Jewish people were forced into exile in 597 B.C.
Nebuchadnezzar-
king of Chaldeans, captured Jerusalem and forced Jewish people to leave, sent them to exile in Babylon
Philistines-
strongest people living in Canaan, Israelites feared them
Phoenicians-
Canaanites who lived along the Mediterranean Sea- invented the alphabet
Saul-
1st Israelite king chosen and anointed by the judge Samuel to unite the Israelites against their enemies
Deborah-
Israelite female judge, or military leader, she advised Barak to attack the Canaanite King Jabin, and he and his army were destroyed
Judah-
smaller kingdom, founded when 12 tribes split into 2 kingdoms, Israel and Judah, people are called Jews
Solomon-
son of David, became King when David died, known for proverbs (wise saying)
Jerusalem-
capital of Israelites’ empire
David-
2nd King of Israel, united all tribes, built Israel into empire