Prayer: The Work of Our Hearts

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Quiz Questions

1.
The Hebrew word for prayer is _____.
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- A.
  Kadosh
- B.
  Mitzvah
- C.
  Tallit
- D.
  Tefilah
2.
The first recorded prayer in the Bible was said by _____.
- A.
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  Adam
- B.
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  Enoch
- C.
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  Abraham
- D.
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  Noah
3.
Abraham’s servant was the first person in the Bible to ask for God’s help outright when he prayed for success in finding a wife for Isaac. His name was _____.
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- A.
  Eliezer
- B.
  Ebenezer
- C.
  Enoch
- D.
  Ezekiel
4.
With his “sword and bow” (Genesis 48:22), meaning “prayers and supplications,” Jacob took which city from the Amorites?
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- A.
  Babylon
- B.
  Elam
- C.
  Ur
- D.
  Shechem
5.
Which biblical woman’s prayer was so heartfelt that the priest, Eli, thought she was drunk?
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  Ruth
- B.
  Sarah
- C.
  Deborah
- D.
  Hannah
6.
Which biblical king prayed to dedicate the First Temple in Jerusalem?
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  Saul
- B.
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  David
- C.
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  Solomon
- D.
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  Josiah
7.
The Israelites were commanded to wear what on the four corners of their garments as a reminder to keep all God’s commandments:
- A.
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  Tassels, or strings
- B.
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  Bells
- C.
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  Gold Rings
- D.
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  Precious gemstones
8.
The Hebrew word berakhah means _____.
- A.
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  Thanksgiving
- B.
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  Blessing
- C.
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  Heavenly Father
- D.
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  Temple
9.
One of the most important Jewish prayers is the Birkat HaMazon, which is recited _____ meals.
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  Before
- B.
  During
- C.
  After
- D.
  All of the above
10.
In Hebrew, minyan means.....
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  Prayer group
- B.
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  To kneel
- C.
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  Jewish prayer shawl
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  Altar

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Great Effort! You are a Tiron!
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Great effort! Thanks for taking our quiz. You are a Tiron, which means "novice" in Hebrew, on your way to becoming more knowledgeable about the Jewish faith and its traditions and holy observances. Scroll below to see the answers. How can we offer more powerful, effective prayers? Is there a “science” or secret “recipe” to prayer? Why does Judaism define prayer as “the work of the heart”? These and more questions about prayer are explored through booklet, Work of the Heart, Ten Biblical Lessons on the Power of Prayer. Learn insightful lessons by studying the prayers of godly men and women such as Isaac, Jacob, Miriam, Hannah, King Solomon and more.
2.
Well Done! You are a Talmid!
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Well done! Thanks for taking our quiz. You are a true Talmid, which means "student" in Hebrew, an enthusiastic learner about the Jewish faith and its traditions and holy observances. Scroll below to see the answers. How can we offer more powerful, effective prayers? Is there a “science” or secret “recipe” to prayer? Why does Judaism define prayer as “the work of the heart”? These and more questions about prayer are explored through booklet, Work of the Heart, Ten Biblical Lessons on the Power of Prayer. Learn insightful lessons by studying the prayers of godly men and women such as Isaac, Jacob, Miriam, Hannah, King Solomon and more.
3.
Congratulations! You are a Chacham!
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Congratulations! Thanks for taking our quiz. You are a true Chacham, which means "scholar" in Hebrew. You are dedicated to learning more about the Jewish faith and its ancient rituals, traditions, and holy observances. Scroll below to see the answers. How can we offer more powerful, effective prayers? Is there a “science” or secret “recipe” to prayer? Why does Judaism define prayer as “the work of the heart”? These and more questions about prayer are explored through booklet, Work of the Heart, Ten Biblical Lessons on the Power of Prayer. Learn insightful lessons by studying the prayers of godly men and women such as Isaac, Jacob, Miriam, Hannah, King Solomon and more.
4.
Outstanding! You are a Lochem Ha'tefilah!
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Outstanding! Thanks for taking our quiz. You are a Lochem Ha'tefilah, which means "prayer warrior" in Hebrew. You are well-versed in Jewish traditions and observances, particularly when it comes to prayer! Scroll below to see the answers. How can we offer more powerful, effective prayers? Is there a “science” or secret “recipe” to prayer? Why does Judaism define prayer as “the work of the heart”? These and more questions about prayer are explored through booklet, Work of the Heart, Ten Biblical Lessons on the Power of Prayer. Learn insightful lessons by studying the prayers of godly men and womensuch as Isaac, Jacob, Miriam, Hannah, King Solomon and more.