Devarim Parshah Quiz

Rabbi Leibel Gniwisch currently resides, along with his wife, in Brooklyn, New York, where he received his rabbinical ordination. He has taught Jewish law at various schools in the US. He has a passion for Jewish scholarship and writing and hopes to publish a book one day.

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herm vancouver February 12, 2025

I did 4 Parsha quizzes and scored 9/10 on all of them
it reflects my knowledge of the bible because the answers are written
down without them my score would probably be much lower Reply

Yulanda Toronto ON February 14, 2025

in response to herm:

Way to go Herm! Bible knowledge pay off eh. Reply

Deborah McBride Lawrence August 10, 2024

Rabbi,

Excellent readings and quiz this week. I surprised myself with a score of 10/10 (without a review of notes).

Thank you,
Deborah Reply

Steve Ky August 8, 2024

Rabbi,
Another excellent Parshah and quiz. Reply

ANTHONY KIARIE NJUGUNA NAIROBI August 8, 2024

9/10 Good Trial Reply

JWS Texas August 7, 2024

9/10 ... the bee stings got me. May the same fate await our enemies in Gaza. Reply

herman vancouver June 11, 2024

10/10my favoured quizzes all the answers are in the Bible
thank you rabbi Reply

Steve Ky July 21, 2023

Rabbi,
Another excellent quiz.
It's a great reinforcement of what's in the Parsha. Reply

Yulanda Toronto CA August 6, 2022

7/10 Thanks Rabbi for another wonderful quizzes! Makes you want to learn more! Shabbath Shalom. Reply

Stacy Lemonds Midwest City August 10, 2019

Devarim Parsha Quiz 9/10. Not bad! Reply

Kellen Nairobi August 9, 2019

Enjoyed it. Looking forward to more Reply

Robert E Perrone WILLIAMSTOWN August 8, 2019

It helps and challenges you to study more the Torah, convinces you. We never study enough. Reply

David Ben Soren August 7, 2019

Q1-Q9 were from Torah knowledge. The quiz was entitled, "Devarim Parshah Quiz." Howerver, the last question was based upon Rashi's exegesus. One could be knowledgible of Torah yet not answer Q10 which was from Rashi's opinion. Reply

Dmitry Sheinin Waltham, MA July 18, 2020

in response to David:

Right. Rashi's exegesis here is midrashic/homiletic. For all its invaluable helpfulness, (here) it is not about the literal sense of the Torah narrative. Lumping the two together may be just confusing. Reply

Anonymous West Chicago August 6, 2019

Enjoyed the game. Reply

Hugo Gresham August 6, 2019

It’s fun, I liked it! Reply

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