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What is the significance of Yom Kippur (day of atonement) in Jewish tradition?
What is the significance of Yom Kippur (day of atonement) in Jewish tradition?
- It is a day where the priest sprinkles blood on the ark and casts sins onto a scapegoat. (correct)
- It marks the celebration of the rededication of the temple of Jerusalem.
- It commemorates the feast when God passed over the homes of Israelites during the killing of the firstborn Egyptians.
- It symbolizes the liberation of Israelites from the Egyptians.
Which festival involves making a pilgrimage to the temple of Jerusalem?
Which festival involves making a pilgrimage to the temple of Jerusalem?
- Pesach/ Passover (feast of unleavened bread)
- Shabbat/ Sabbath
- Hanukkah (festival of lights)
- Sukkot (feast of tabernacles/ boots) (correct)
What is the main concept behind Shabbat/ Sabbath in Jewish tradition?
What is the main concept behind Shabbat/ Sabbath in Jewish tradition?
- The priest entering the holiest palace and casting sins onto a scapegoat.
- Rededication of the temple of Jerusalem.
- Symbolizing Israelites' liberation from the Egyptians.
- God's creation of the universe in six days. (correct)
Which festival commemorates God passing over the homes of Israelites during the killing of the firstborn Egyptians?
Which festival commemorates God passing over the homes of Israelites during the killing of the firstborn Egyptians?
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What happens during Hanukkah (festival of lights) in Jewish tradition?
What happens during Hanukkah (festival of lights) in Jewish tradition?
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