Comprehensive Study Guide for Judaism and the Life of Jesus
Assessment Task Framework and Preparation
To ensure readiness for this task, students are strongly encouraged to revise all information outlined in the study guide.
The assessment carries a total value of marks.
World Religions: Judaism (Term 1 Content)
Monotheism and the Nature of God: Exploration of the belief in a single deity and the specific attributes and characteristics attributed to God in Judaism.
The Covenant and Abraham: Examination of the foundational agreement (Covenant) established between God and Abraham.
The Patriarchs and God's ongoing promise: Detailed study of the Patriarchs and the persistence of God's promises through generations.
Moses and the Exodus: Analysis of the life of Moses and the historical/theological significance of the Exodus from Egypt.
Passover Festival: Study of the origins, rituals, and importance of the Passover Festival in Jewish tradition.
The Life and Times of Jesus (Term 2 Content)
Was Jesus a real person: Investigation into the historical evidence regarding the existence of Jesus as an actual person in historical texts, including references from both Christian Gospels and non-Christian sources.
Where did Jesus live during his lifetime: Identification and study of the geographical regions and specific locations where Jesus resided throughout his life.
How did people live during Jesus's time: Comprehensive look at the socio-economic conditions, daily life, cultural norms, and general lifestyle of the population during the historical period of Jesus.