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Chapter 4 Self Quiz
The Jewish World of Jesus and His Followers
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The Sadducees looked forward to the resurrection of the dead.
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The Pharisees did not have significant political clout.
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Most ancient Jews were not a member of any particular sect.
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"Diaspora" means:
Palestine
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The spread of Greek culture
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Dispersion
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Law
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"Torah" means:
Guidance
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"Bible" in Greek
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Judaism
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Dispersion
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The Pentateuch is:
The first five books of the Bible
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The dispersion of Jews
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An early sect of Judaism
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A household god
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Who was allowed to enter the Holy of Holies?
Essenes
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Josephus
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Jesus
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The high priest
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The Jewish response to Antiochus Epiphanes' actions was:
A silent protest
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The Maccabean revolt
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Disregard for his laws
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Acceptance of his regulations
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The Maccabean revolt began around the year:
167 B.C.E.
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167 C.E.
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586 B.C.E.
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721 B.C.E.
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The sect of Judaism that wielded the most political power at the time of Jesus was the:
Pharisees
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Sadducees
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Essenes
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Zealots
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How did the ancient Jews feel about keeping the Law embodied in the Torah?
They considered it a great joy.
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They considered it harsh and difficult.
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They considered it complicated and confusing.
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They considered it so onerous that few of them actually tried.
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Why are the Dead Sea Scrolls so valuable?
Because they are nearly a thousand years older than the oldest copies of the Hebrew Scriptures that we previously had
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Because they constitute proof that the other Scriptures are inauthentic
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Because they discredit the idea that Jesus was the messiah
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Because they were written on platinum
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An alternative place of worship (to the Temple in Jerusalem) where Jews came together in the community to discuss the sacred traditions of the Torah was called a(n):
Ashram
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Congregation
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Synagogue
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Church
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