MOSè: Esercizio Di Ripasso

Gli Ebrei ritengono sacro e impronunciabile il nome di Dio. Questo deriva dalla tradizione religiosa ebraica, in cui il nome di Dio, rappresentato dal tetragramma YHWH, è considerato così sacro che non deve essere pronunciato al di fuori di determinati contesti e cerimonie. Al suo posto, vengono utilizzati termini alternativi come "Adonai" o "Hashem". Questa pratica riflette il rispetto e la devozione che gli Ebrei hanno per il loro Dio.

Dio affidò a Mosè la missione di riportare il popolo d'Israele nella terra promessa.

The given statement that "Jhwh significa 'Io chiamo me'" is false. Jhwh is actually a Hebrew name for God, commonly known as Yahweh or Jehovah. It does not translate to "Io chiamo me" which means "I call myself" in Italian. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

During the journey of the Jews in the Promised Land, the most important event was the delivery of the Law to Moses on Mount Sinai. This event marked a significant moment in the history of the Jewish people as it established the foundation of their religious and moral principles. The Law, also known as the Torah, contained the Ten Commandments and other laws and regulations that guided the Jewish community in their worship, daily life, and relationship with God. This event solidified the covenant between God and the Jewish people and played a crucial role in shaping their identity and religious practices.

The correct answer is "un ebreo adottato da una figlia del faraone." This answer suggests that Mosè was an adopted child of a daughter of the pharaoh. This is a well-known story from the Bible, where the pharaoh's daughter found the baby Moses floating in a basket in the Nile River and raised him as her own.

The correct answer is "non avrai altri dèi al di fuori di me." This is because it accurately reflects the commandment written on the Tablets of the Law that Moses brought from Mount Sinai. The commandment states that there should be no other gods besides the one true God.

The correct answer is "rivelò il suo nome" because it states that Dio revealed his name. The other options suggest that Dio did not reveal his name or that it was not important, which contradicts the given statement.

The given statement is true. In the Gospel, there is a phrase by Jesus that summarizes the entire Law, known as the golden rule. This rule is also present, with some variations, in the sacred texts of major world religions.

The correct answer is a combination of three statements: Mosè uccise un egizio che colpiva un ebreo (Moses killed an Egyptian who was hitting a Hebrew), sposò una donna di nome Zippora (he married a woman named Zipporah), and aveva un fratello di nome Aronne (he had a brother named Aaron). These three statements are true according to biblical accounts.

The correct answer includes multiple statements that Dio revealed to Mosè. These include: 1) His name is "colui che sono," 2) He is the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, 3) He revealed the Law, and 4) He instructed Mosè to go to the pharaoh and ask for the liberation of the people of Israel. These revelations were significant in establishing the identity of Dio and his plan for the liberation of the Israelites.