Torah Quiz 101 – #29
a. Constantine b. Martin Luther c. Pope Benedict XIV d. Tucker Carlson. The correct answer is b – Martin Luther. While Luther…
Torah Quiz 101 – #28
Although the Bible does not explicitly explain why Chronicles calls Keturah a concubine, the book’s purpose helps clarify the emphasis. Chronicles was written to…
Torah Quiz 101 – #27
The primary meaning is C. Matthew 18:20 is not spoken in a general context of worship or prayer meetings, but in the context…
Torah Quiz 101 – #26
This Proverbs passage does not contradict itself; it teaches discernment. Answering a fool in the same mocking, arrogant spirit he uses is to…
Torah Quiz 101 – #25
ANSWER : C – The translators got carried away. The phrase “became Jews” is one word in Hebrew: mitehayadim מִֽתְיַהֲדִ֔ים, which is the verb…
Torah Quiz 101 – #24
Nowhere! The concept of conversion emerged within Pharisaic Judaism in the first century and later found its way into today’s rabbinical Judaism. According…
Torah Quiz 101 – #23
None of the above, at least not with certainty. The commonly cited number 613 commandments does not come from the Torah itself.…
Torah Quiz 101 – #22
Before the curse was pronounced, God gave a remarkable promise that Adam appears to have held onto. Just a few verses earlier, in Genesis…
Torah Quiz 101 – #21
A well-known tradition raises this very question: Where did Isaac go? Genesis Rabbah 56:11 suggests that Abraham sent Isaac to Shem to study Torah. Similarly,…
Torah Quiz 101 – #20
Both did. Abraham lied twice: Genesis 12: 10-20 and Genesis 20:1-18 Isaac lied once. Genesis 26: 6-11 How did the rabbis address this problem?…
Torah Quiz 101 – #19
Today’s common Jewish understanding of Hanukkah differs greatly from its powerful historical and prophetic significance found in Scripture and early history. The well-known story of…
Torah Quiz 101 – #18
No. Moses did not have horns. The idea that Moses had “horns” comes from a misunderstanding of Exodus 34:29, which states that the…
Torah Quiz 101 – #17
The majority of Arab nations are not descendants of Shem (as Abraham and Ishmael were), but are descendants of Ham, Shem’s brother. Following…
Torah Quiz 101 – #16
No, that would truly be impossible; however, the original Hebrew text is much more revealing. The Hebrew literally says: “…with one hand doing…
Torah Quiz 101 – #15
No, the book of Enoch is not inspired. When encountering this book or similar texts, such as any of the apocryphal…
Torah Quiz 101 – #14
Answer : Yom Teruah — The Feast of Trumpets The feast in question is Yom Teruah, the Feast of Trumpets, more commonly known…
Torah Quiz 101 – #13
In Genesis 1, God starts with the creation of the heavens and the earth, but in Genesis 2, He begins with the creation of man;…
Torah Quiz 101 – #12
Is it true that the word Babylon never appears in the Hebrew Scriptures? Out of the 284 times the Hebrew word Babel (בָּבֶל) appears in…
Torah Quiz 101 – #11
Does the name Jacob mean “deceiver”? The Hebrew word is עקב, aquob, meaning heel, and it is the origin of the name Jacob. Genesis 25:26:…
Torah Quiz 101 – #10
Did Job’s wife say in Job 2:9: “Curse God and die” or “Bless God and die”? The word ‘barak’ in Hebrew is one of those…