Shoftim 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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Deborah Lawrence September 7, 2024

Dear Rabbi,

Great quiz this week! I scored 9/10; question #5 was tricky for me.

Peace,
Deborah Reply

Steve Ky September 4, 2024

Rabbi,
An excellent summary for this Parshah with many commandments. Reply

anônimo Brasil August 18, 2023

Mais um Ben Noach 10/10 Reply

Steve Ky August 18, 2023

Rabbi,
Another excellent quiz.
It's great how you provide a link to the corresponding question's answer. Reply

Sheva Brooklyn August 17, 2023

Thanks,7/10 Reply

Yulanda Toronto CA September 3, 2022

10/10 Happy with the results! Thanks Rabbi for another wonderful quizzes! Shabbath Shalom. Reply

Juli September 2, 2022

Love doing the quizzes, thank you! Reply

Violet school September 1, 2022

the quiz was easy Reply

Gabriel Rodrigues São Paulo. Brasil August 21, 2020

Povo da Terra 9/10
Estude Reply

Anonymous September 7, 2019

Another Gentile got 10/10 Yah! Reply

Tom BATON ROUGE September 6, 2019

Quiz Thank you for the quiz.
Look forward to the quiz weekly Reply

Mareike September 5, 2019

Question No 6 About question number 6: I thought, that if the prophecy was one which would predict something evil to happen and it does not happen, it is not a sign that the prophet was a false prophet. So, it is not a criteria to say, that the prophecy of any event has to occure since it is not said, that in the case of an evil event the event does not have to occure and the prophet is not considered a false one yet. Reply

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