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Angela Wilder
Brooklyn
March 23, 2025
9/10 thank you for my quizzes. ! Reply
Raad Jawad
Auckland
March 23, 2025
10/10 Reply
Raad Jawad
Auckland
January 25, 2025
10/10 Reply
Leslye Marnita Graves
USA
January 24, 2025
Well, well, well I received 10 out of 10 Reply
Tony Crowson
Newark
January 11, 2025
Nine out of ten! Reply
Lauren
Bend, Oregon
January 7, 2025
9/10. Take Care and Be Safe Reply
Mark Corbin
Mt. Healthy, OH
December 14, 2024
10/10 - Fun and relatively easy quiz...thanks! Reply
Shemariah Overman
AVONDALE
November 19, 2024
10/10 Not bad for a new convert! :) Reply
Yitty
Toms River
November 16, 2024
10/10 good quiz Reply
MarySue Nance
Wilmington
November 15, 2024
10/10 Reply
Stephen
Woking uk
November 15, 2024
Enjoyed your quiz
More please
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Lauren
Bend, Oregon
November 15, 2024
9/10 I missed 8. Reply
Erika
Germany
November 14, 2024
10/10 Although I could not but laugh about some of the questions, I really sobered up when thinking of all the evil in the world that is just like Sodom and Gomorrah - not even a bit better. I pray the people of the world will repent - teshuvah (including all of us). Yet the world seems to get darker and darker. G-d, have mercy on us all. Reply
Andrew Elder
Ohio USA
November 15, 2024
in response to Erika:
Well said! Shabbat Shalom y'all and Shalom Israel! Allow me to reiterate your last sentence:
G-d have mercy on us all!
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Brian K Jorgensen
Sherwood
November 15, 2024
in response to Erika:
We need a breather, a time of peaceful righteousness like that of King Hezekiah. Perhaps God will grant once more such a blessing, pray for it to happen. Take care Erica, your heart and soul are in the right place. Reply
Ann McKelvie
Scotland
November 15, 2024
in response to Erika:
It's horrific how many are pointing the finger at Jewish people. It's a sign, I suppose, that something big is on the horizon. Reply
Erika
Germany
November 19, 2024
in response to Brian K Jorgensen:
Thank you. I am an older woman, and I have been seeking after G-d almost all my life. Adonai has always been faithful and true. Should I not be true too? I've been praying for a right heart before G-d, for a heart that lives in teshuvah not only on Yom HaKippurim but every night and every day. I pray Adonai help me keep my heart pure for Him. Adonai says thru Jeremiah, "I will put my law into your heart." For G-d to be able to do that, we need to clean out our vessels, our hearts. Our heart is like a well that again and again gets full of debris. Isaac had to dig and clean out the wells, into which the enemy had put all that debris, so it could not flow with water. I pray God's living water can always flow in us. Reply
Tink Williams
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November 14, 2024
10/10 Reply
Angela Wilder
Brooklyn
November 14, 2024
Thank you! Shalom .10/10 Reply
Joseph
Connecticut
November 14, 2024
9/10! Reply
Yvonne
FL
November 14, 2024
9/10. I should have gotten a perfect score, except I was a little hasty on answering question 8 Reply
Raymond
West Hollywood
November 14, 2024
Once again, I scored a 10/10. These tests are so much fun! :-) Reply
Jack
Harpers Ferry
November 14, 2024
בטוב השם 10 Reply
Thank you for the exam!