Unit 3 Judaism
Across
4. _____ Judaism is the branch of Judaism
that maintains strict observance of the
written Torah, but allows reform
regarding the oral Torah.
6. The personal and mysterious name of
God in the Hebrew Scriptures.
8. The Passover commemorates the _____
from Egypt.
9. A mezuzah is a small case that contains a
small scroll with the _____ on it.
10. A kippah (or yarmulke) is a small
skullcap worn on the head during prayer,
showing _____ for God.    
12. In Judaism, it is said that the special
covenant God made with the Jews makes
them God's _____ People.
15. _____ Judaism is the branch of Judaism
that holds that the entire Torah, both
written and oral, is of divine origin and
cannot be changed.
17. The Hebrew Bible; derived from the
Hebrew names of its three parts.
18. _____ Judaism is the branch of Judaism
that accepts the basic beliefs and practices
of Judaism but also embraces diversity
and innovation.
Down
1. Yom Kippur is the Jewish day of _____.
2. Chanukah is the festival of lights,
celebrating the rededication of the _____
in Jerusalem in the 2nd century B.C.
3. The Jewish Sabbath begins at _____ on
Friday.
5. A ram's horn, blown like a trumpet, and
used in Jewish liturgy as a call to
repentance.
7. This Hebrew word is what is both
received and given in our covenant
relationship with God. It can be translated
differently in different contexts. Some
possible translations are: mercy, love,
kindness, obedience, and faithfulness.
11. The large depository of oral Torah in
Judaism that is based on the Mishnah.
13. Rosh Hashanah is the celebration of the
Jewish _____ _____.
14. The Shema is the Jewish Declaration of
_____.
16. A Hebrew word that can be translated as
"instruction" or "teaching."