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        | Greek meaning for the first 5 books of the Bible |  | 
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        | First five books of the Bible, meaning LAW |  | 
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        | Stories of actions of divine beings |  | 
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        | Historical but not verifyable |  | 
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        | Festival Scrolls, including Ruth, Ester, Leviticus & Ecclesiastes |  | 
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        | Oldest complete copy in the Old Testament |  | 
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        | Hebrew term for God's faithfulness |  | 
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        | Latin translation for the Bible |  | 
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        | Term for God Yaweh is too sacred to use in scriptures |  | 
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        | Palestine is derived from the term "Land of Philistines" |  | 
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        | How many books make up the Jewish Bible? |  | Definition 
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        | 3 Sections of the Hebrew Bible |  | Definition 
 
        | Law, Prophets, and Writing |  | 
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        | Looking at the literature of the Bible itself without considering the world that might have shaped it |  | 
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        | 1000 years pre-Israel located between Tigres and Euphrates Prime/desired land because of the fertile soil and water access   |  | 
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        | Joshua, Judges, Kings, Samuel |  | 
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        | Greek translation of the Old Testament |  | 
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        | What two things is Solomon known best for? |  | Definition 
 
        | Great Wisdom and the Building of the Jeruselum Temple |  | 
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        | Transition passage between prophetic and apocalyptic writings |  | 
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        | First King of Israel Father of Johnathan |  | 
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        | Son of King Saul Dies in battle |  | 
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        | Son of Johnathan Did not take the throne of Israel after father's death |  | 
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        | Prophet during David's reign Found in 2nd Samuel |  | 
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        | King of Israel during Arinian Wars Married Jezebel |  | 
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        | Daughter of King Ethbaal of Tyre Married Ahab, King of Israel Predicted by prophet Elijah to have a "shameful death" for mocking the prophets |  | 
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        | One of the Major Judges Known for his strength being in his hair Tricked by Delilah into telling the secret of his strenght Perfect example that true strength is in Yaweh and the relationship you hold with him |  | 
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        | Means "one who announces" Appears more than 300 times in teh Bible |  | 
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        | Translated the Bible to English Burned at the stake for breaking the law |  | 
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        | First translation of the Bible to English |  | 
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        | Most popular english translation version of the Bible |  | 
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        | Manuscripts found in a cave outside of the Quram Valley that contained portions of every book of the Old Testament, excluding Ester |  | 
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        | Never really specifies that Yaweh is the ONLY God to worship Located in 2nd Isiah |  | 
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        | Hebrew Word for "dry land" |  | Definition 
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        | 2 Sammuel 7:16- 1 Kings 14:2 Known as the Succession Narrative God promises the kingdom will last forever |  | 
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        | Exodus 9:5 & 6 Introduces way to fulfillment of Blessings God promises to bless if His people obey the laws |  | 
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        | Heroes in the 12 tribes of Israel |  | 
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        | Basic theme of Tanok/Christianity |  | 
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        | Laws in the Old Testament |  | Definition 
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        | Unconditional Commands No god is above God |  | 
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        | Israel (North) and Judah (South) |  | 
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        | Where is monotheism introduced? |  | Definition 
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        | Measure by which religious communities critique writings |  | 
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        | History of Jeruselum Babylonic Conquest and Exile Late years/Return to Jeruselum |  | 
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        | Prophet of Unconditional Love Married Gomer, a prostitute |  | 
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        | Announced the "dreaded day of the Lord" |  | 
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        | Shortest book in Hebrew scripture only 1 chapter |  | 
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        | Prophet who runs away from God's call to go to Ninevah |  | 
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        | Prophesized the fall of Jeruselum and the Temple |  | 
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        | Concerned with the fall of Ninevah |  | 
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        | Prophet who preaches against corrupt religious prophets |  | 
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        | Prophet during Governor Zerubbabel |  | 
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        | Satan literally appears in this prophet's book |  | 
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        | Looks at a piece of literature in teh scriptures and tries to decide "what are the origins tradtion?" Pre-literary stage |  | 
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        | Examination of Biblical Literature in order to see what kind of forms are in literature Asks: what does it say about social, religion, and culture at the time? |  | 
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        | Looks at Literature and decides what kind of outside sources influenced the Bible |  | 
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        | Analyzes how tradition, form and source combine to make final |  | 
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        | One final work is compared to original text |  | 
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        | Interpretation of the meaning of text based on oppressed group |  | 
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        | 4 Sources created the Torah: J, E, P, and D |  | 
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        | Yawish Makes use of the divine name Yaweh |  | 
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        | Elohist Mkes use of the divine name Elohin |  | 
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        | Priestly Deals with priestly matters of worship and any laws associated with priesthood |  | 
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        | Deuteronmist Written around Hezikiah and Josekiah |  | 
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        | Bathsheba's husband who David sent out to war to be killed |  | 
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