A Jewish family in São Paulo, Brazil, is preparing for Yom Kippur. They believe that God will judge their actions from the past year. Which attribute of God does this practice demonstrate?

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Question

A Jewish family in São Paulo, Brazil, is preparing for Yom Kippur. They believe that God will judge their actions from the past year. Which attribute of God does this practice demonstrate?

Accepted Answer

God as Judge — Award 1 mark for identifying that Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) reflects belief in God as Judge who assesses human actions. C is incorrect — Creator relates to God's role in making the universe. A is incorrect — Lawgiver relates to the giving of Torah. B is incorrect — Redeemer relates to God's saving actions in history.

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God as Creator

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God as Judge

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God as Redeemer

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God as Lawgiver

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