Match the items on the right to the items on the left.

Pentecost	??? Feast commemorating Esther’s intervention on behalf of the Jews when they were in Persia Festival held in Jewish homes on the first night of the Passover commemorating the Exodus from Egypt First five books of the Old Testament (The Law). It also can refer to the entire corpus of the Jewish law. Feast of tabernacles celebrating the harvest The Jewish library of oral law and tradition consisting of Mishnah and Gemara Ram’s horn that is blown during services on Rosh Hashanah Jewish New Year Feast of weeks observed fifty days after the Passover. Also called Shabuoth
Purim	??? Feast commemorating Esther’s intervention on behalf of the Jews when they were in Persia Festival held in Jewish homes on the first night of the Passover commemorating the Exodus from Egypt First five books of the Old Testament (The Law). It also can refer to the entire corpus of the Jewish law. Feast of tabernacles celebrating the harvest The Jewish library of oral law and tradition consisting of Mishnah and Gemara Ram’s horn that is blown during services on Rosh Hashanah Jewish New Year Feast of weeks observed fifty days after the Passover. Also called Shabuoth
Rosh Hashanah	??? Feast commemorating Esther’s intervention on behalf of the Jews when they were in Persia Festival held in Jewish homes on the first night of the Passover commemorating the Exodus from Egypt First five books of the Old Testament (The Law). It also can refer to the entire corpus of the Jewish law. Feast of tabernacles celebrating the harvest The Jewish library of oral law and tradition consisting of Mishnah and Gemara Ram’s horn that is blown during services on Rosh Hashanah Jewish New Year Feast of weeks observed fifty days after the Passover. Also called Shabuoth
Seder	??? Feast commemorating Esther’s intervention on behalf of the Jews when they were in Persia Festival held in Jewish homes on the first night of the Passover commemorating the Exodus from Egypt First five books of the Old Testament (The Law). It also can refer to the entire corpus of the Jewish law. Feast of tabernacles celebrating the harvest The Jewish library of oral law and tradition consisting of Mishnah and Gemara Ram’s horn that is blown during services on Rosh Hashanah Jewish New Year Feast of weeks observed fifty days after the Passover. Also called Shabuoth
Sukkoth	??? Feast commemorating Esther’s intervention on behalf of the Jews when they were in Persia Festival held in Jewish homes on the first night of the Passover commemorating the Exodus from Egypt First five books of the Old Testament (The Law). It also can refer to the entire corpus of the Jewish law. Feast of tabernacles celebrating the harvest The Jewish library of oral law and tradition consisting of Mishnah and Gemara Ram’s horn that is blown during services on Rosh Hashanah Jewish New Year Feast of weeks observed fifty days after the Passover. Also called Shabuoth
Torah	??? Feast commemorating Esther’s intervention on behalf of the Jews when they were in Persia Festival held in Jewish homes on the first night of the Passover commemorating the Exodus from Egypt First five books of the Old Testament (The Law). It also can refer to the entire corpus of the Jewish law. Feast of tabernacles celebrating the harvest The Jewish library of oral law and tradition consisting of Mishnah and Gemara Ram’s horn that is blown during services on Rosh Hashanah Jewish New Year Feast of weeks observed fifty days after the Passover. Also called Shabuoth
Shofar	??? Feast commemorating Esther’s intervention on behalf of the Jews when they were in Persia Festival held in Jewish homes on the first night of the Passover commemorating the Exodus from Egypt First five books of the Old Testament (The Law). It also can refer to the entire corpus of the Jewish law. Feast of tabernacles celebrating the harvest The Jewish library of oral law and tradition consisting of Mishnah and Gemara Ram’s horn that is blown during services on Rosh Hashanah Jewish New Year Feast of weeks observed fifty days after the Passover. Also called Shabuoth
Talmud	??? Feast commemorating Esther’s intervention on behalf of the Jews when they were in Persia Festival held in Jewish homes on the first night of the Passover commemorating the Exodus from Egypt First five books of the Old Testament (The Law). It also can refer to the entire corpus of the Jewish law. Feast of tabernacles celebrating the harvest The Jewish library of oral law and tradition consisting of Mishnah and Gemara Ram’s horn that is blown during services on Rosh Hashanah Jewish New Year Feast of weeks observed fifty days after the Passover. Also called Shabuoth