Title: Anki Torah / Chumash
Tags: Chumash Eikev
On every note of this deck, unless a note says otherwise:
Title: The Parsha Challenge: Eikev
Author: Rabbi Jonathan Fox

Front: Regarding the reward that Moses describes for listening to and observing the commandments: Would there be any infertile males?
Back: No [7:14]

Front: Regarding the reward that Moses describes for listening to and observing the commandments: Would there be any infertile animals?
Back: No [7:14]

Front: Regarding the reward that Moses describes for listening to and observing the commandments: Which illnesses will Hashem remove?
Back: All illnesses [7:15]

Front: Regarding the reward that Moses describes for listening to and observing the commandments: Why will it be beneficial to conquer these nations little by little?
Back: So that beasts of the field will not increase against you [7:22]

Front: Is it permissible to take the gold and the silver from the idols of the enemies?
Back: No [7:25]

Front: Fill in the missing word: ‘not by _____ alone does man live’.
Back: bread [7:8:3]

Front: List the seven foods by which the Land is described.
Back: Wheat, barley, grape, fig, pomegranate, oil-olives and honey (milk is an acceptable answer as well) [8:8]

Front: What substance will be mined from the mountains in the Land?
Back: Copper [8:9]

Front: After you have eaten and are satisfied, for what will you bless Hashem?
Back: For the good Land that He gave you [8:10]

Front: Fill in the missing words: “My strength and the might of my _____ made me this _____”.
Back: hand; wealth [8:17]

Front: Why does Hashem drive the nations out of the Land before you?
Back: Because of the wickedness of those nations and in order to fulfil the word that He gave to your forefathers [9:5]

Front: When Moses broke the Tablets, did he throw them or did they fall from his hands?
Back: He threw them [9:17]

Front: Moses burned and ground the molten calf into dust. What did he then do with the dust?
Back: He threw it into the brook that descended from the mountain [9:21]

Front: For how many days and nights did Moses throw himself down before Hashem in prayer not to destroy His people?
Back: For forty days and forty nights [9:25-26]

Front: What were the second Tablets made from?
Back: Stone [10:1]

Front: The second Tablets, who carved them?
Back: Moses [10:1]

Front: The second Tablets, where were they to be placed?
Back: In the Ark [10:2]

Front: Who ministered in Aaron’s place after Aaron had died?
Back: Elazar his son [10:6]

Front: Who asked, “Now, O Israel, what does Hashem, your God, ask of you?”
Back: Moses [10:12]

Front: On behalf of whom does Hashem carry out judgment?
Back: On behalf of orphan and widow [10:18]

Front: Moses tells the people that the Land (of Israel) is not like the land of Egypt. Which of the two lands is compared to a vegetable garden?
Back: The land of Egypt [11:10]

Front: Moses tells the people that the Land (of Israel) is not like the land of Egypt. Which of the two lands drinks water from the rain of heaven?
Back: The Land (of Israel) [11:11]

Front: For what period of the year are the eyes of Hashem on the Land of Israel?
Back: From the beginning of the year to the end of the year [11:12]

Front: What action of the people will cause God to restrain the heaven so that there will be no rain?
Back: Turning astray and serving other gods and bowing to them [11:16]

Front: During which four everyday situations is one required to teach the words of God to his children?
Back: While sitting in your home, while walking on the way, when going to sleep and when arising [11:19]

Front: Is one required to write the words of God on one’s gate?
Back: Yes [11:20]