David and Bathsheba | Religious education | Quizalize & Oak National Academy

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Match the keywords to the correct definitions.
- divergence
  
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  developed in different directions ✓
- ancestor
  
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  a person related to you who lived a long time ago ✓
- descendant
  
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  your children and any further generations that begin from them ✓
- sacrifice
  
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  to give up/kill something very important to you as an offering to God ✓
Which religions form the Abrahamic tradition?
- Buddhism
- Christianity ✓
- Hindu Dharma
- Islam ✓
- Judaism ✓
Which religions trace their ancestry back to Isaac?
- Christianity ✓
- Islam
- Judaism ✓
Which religion traces its ancestry back to Ishmael?
- Christianity
- Islam ✓
- Judaism
What did God ask Abraham to sacrifice?
- his wife
- his son ✓
- his life

Match the keywords to the correct definitions.
- adultery
  
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  relationships between people where one or more of them is married ✓
- divergence
  
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  developed in different directions ✓
- Old Testament
  
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  the first five books of the Bible which make up the Torah for Jews ✓
- repented
  
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  showed sincere regret for sins ✓
In which religion is David seen as a prophet?
- Christianity
- Islam ✓
- Judaism
According to the Judeo-Christian tradition, which event in David’s life showed his trust in God?
- killing Goliath ✓
- sending Uriah to battle
- committing adultery
How does the idea of Dawud in Islam diverge from the Judeo-Christian idea?
- he marries Bathsheba
- he doesn’t ever meet Bathsheba
- he doesn’t sin ✓
What did Dawud do after he realised his actions were wrong?
- he ran away
- he made excuses for his actions
- he repented ✓

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Pupils may not realise that David is seen as a prophet in the Islamic tradition.

David is seen as a prophet. However, as he repented, he did not sin.

Adultery - relationships between people where one or more of them is already married
Divergence - developed in different directions
Old testament - the first five books of the Bible which make up the Torah for Jews
Repented - showed sincere regret for sins and do better in future