Which of the following characteristics do Moses and Jacob NOT have in common?
A) Both are described in miraculous birth stories that include a twin brother.
B) Both were put in charge of the flocks of their father-in-law.
C) Both were attacked in the night by a being who might have been God.
D) Both encountered their future wives at a well while fleeing from home.
E) Both were told that the Israelites would be given the land of Canaan as a home.
Question 2
The second-birth is an important event, marked by a ceremony called __________.
a. the Rug Ceremony
b. Sati
c. the Ceremony of Fires
d. the Thread Ceremony
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