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| 10th plague, death of first born, annual celebration |
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| "feast of weeks" 1 day celebration approx 50 days after passover, outpouring of Holy Spirit |
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| Day of atonement, Jewish celebration |
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| anthology of sayings and poems |
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| greek translation of Hebrew Bible, 70 |
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| plural, multiple gods, not Isreal diety |
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| books excluded from the Hebrew canon that were composed thereafter |
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| messenger or announcer, "one who is called" "Thus saith the lord, hear this" forth-telling |
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long books, lots of chapters
Isaih, Jeremiah, Ezekiel |
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short books, brief in length
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Hebrew Bible, 24 total
T: Torah (pentateuch)
N: Nevi'im (prophets)
K: Kethuvim (writings) |
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| "scattering" distibution of Jews outside the Palestine Kingdom |
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| "study of the last things" a doctrine of theological concept about the ultimate destiny of humanity |
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| concerned with the origin |
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| place people went when they died "abode of the dead" |
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| Son of Saul, friend of David, helped him escape Saul |
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| Son of Hannah- barren, Nazarite, priest, judge, kingmaker, kingbreaker. annointed David |
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| Son of Abraham and Sarah's servant. Threat to divine promise |
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| born of Hebrew woman, rescued by Pharoah's daughter,free from Egyptian slavery, burning bush, red sea |
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| Wife of Uriah, beautiful, king david sleeps w/ her. Plots with David |
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| contest at Mt Carmel, taken up in a worlwind, never dies |
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| brother of Moses, priests are descendants |
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| chosen by Yahweh, annointed by Samuel, musician, harvest, courageous warrior, killed Goliath, Ist king of United Monarchy, greatest king ever |
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| mother of Ishmael, Sarah's servant |
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| owns vineyard, won't sell to King Ahab, Jezebel has him killed |
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| wife of moses, Midianite, daughter of Jethro |
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| prophet, plots with Bathsheba to make Solomon king |
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| wife of King Ahab, worship of Baal, has Naboth killed |
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| visited Samuel about fame, tested him, remarked on widsom, gave him riches |
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| 1st king of Isreal, major unsung hero, tries to kill David, commits suicide so the Philistines won't kill him |
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| suceeds Elijah, spirit rested on him, recieved Elijah's mantle |
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| shortest book in the Old Testament |
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Torah 4-5 cent
Neviim 3 cent
Kethuvim 1 cent |
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| Name of Hebrew Bible, its divisions, time composed |
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| Longest book in the bible, longest chapter, number of versus |
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| number of books in the protestant Christian Old Testament |
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| the number of books in the Protestant bible |
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| Kethuvim, 11, 1st century |
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| the writings (section in the Christian Potestant bible, number of books, period belongs to) |
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| Persons who did not die, was taken up, left this world |
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Abraham, Sarah
Isaac, Rebecca
Jacob, Rachel |
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| names of the Matrirchs and Patriarchs |
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| 2, Gen 2, 1, Adam and Eve |
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| number of creation stories, place found in the bible, first male and female |
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| first murder in the bible, persons involved |
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through Human Disobedience
Adam and Eve, Satan
Man: kicked out, work for livlihood
woman: kicked out, man rule over her, pain inchild birst
serpent: travel on belly |
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| explain how sin came into the world, persons involved, punishments |
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| onlt books in OT named after woman |
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| men who cursed the days of their birth |
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| lost everything, even his health |
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| Black or ethipoian, Zephaniah |
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| words kushite means, associated with what |
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| Pessimistic book, "nothing under the sun" |
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| got drunk, had sex with daughters |
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5 books of the festival scrolls
Ester- Purim (pentecost, harvest)
Lamentation- destruction of the temple
Song of Solomon- passover
Ruth- feast of the week
Ecclesiates- feast of the tabernacles booth |
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| The Megillot- definition, books, issues addresses, and festivals |
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a sacred song, praises
hymn book of the temple
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Royal enthronement, wisdom, complain, lament, thanksgiving, songs of praises |
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| Psalms- meaning of word, purpose, number of Psalms, authorship, types of Psalms |
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Psalms, Proverbs, lamentations, job
similies, metaphor, allegory, parellism, personification
types: synonyms, antthetical, synthetic/ format |
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| Hebrew Potry, devices used, types of parallelism, personification |
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Ezra reads from the book of the law of Moses
divorce accoring to law
circumcision according to law
refers to duetronomy
doubt:
creation story
Joseph sold into slavery
legal stipulations related to legal slaves (men vs woman) |
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| Mosaic authorship and the documentary hypothesis |
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delay of rebuilding 2nd temple
crop failure droubt, sterilty, unable to save wages "hole in a bag"
people have not rebuilt the temple |
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books universalism: a promise that "all the families of the earth will worship Yahweh alone"
building of temple is central role
Isreal's period of punishment is over |
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people urged to repent of their sins and return to God
the day of the Lord: Judah restored Jerusalem inhabited forever other nations will be doomed
result of repentance: land fertility returns locusts and Judah's enemies will be gone |
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concern: conditions in Judah a few generations after the return from the exile
focus of disputation: sacrificial cult at the rebuild of the sanctuary
god's complaint: people and priests insult him by offering deffective animals |
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books concern: God summons Jonah to Niniveh (reluctant to accept God's call)
Ninevah repents, wear sack cloth and and fast, Yahweh doesn't destroy Ninevah |
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mission: offering reassurance
theme: universalism
chapters: 55-56
result: the restored community becomes the world 'light" a bearer of social and economic justics |
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Theme: association w/ the wicked, blessings associated with the wise living
personified wisdom
proverb- concise, short wise saying on the meaning and truth about life |
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answer to suffering:
1. keep faith during suffering and you will be rewarded
2. suffering may be a test of your faith
righteous, blameless man tested by God |
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a search for meaning amid a world in which evil flourished and good goes unrewarded
everything is futile, vain
challenges that the righteous are rewarded and the wicked are punished
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