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| the author presents the book of Amos in |
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cchiastic structure
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| know the main categories of psalms; that is, hymns, laments |
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| royal psalms, wisdom psalms |
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| know the writing (canonical prophets in chronological order |
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Amos
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| the book of praises has how many divisions |
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| to what may we compare the book of praises |
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| the Psalter is a compilation of Psalms from various collections |
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| what are the key images of God in the Book of Praises |
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| when reading the Psalms, one must remain alert to the sudden change of speakers |
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| Often the speaker can change without warning |
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| from Judah, ministry in Israel, during Jeroboam II |
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| wife of Hosea, foil for Israel w/adulterous wife |
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| mostly Judah, informed man w/connections, 6 is his call, quoted in NT often |
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| Judah, had a hard/depressing ministry, personal laments, temple message |
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| prophet to exiles, Babylon w/others, priest, concerned w/chronology |
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when temple was rebuilt
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| (c. 480 BCE, last of the canonical prophets) Judah |
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| GG king of Judah, 31 yr reign, Deut. found, confront paganism w/passion jeremiah called during his reign |
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| where jeremiah likely died |
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| God works through him to release captives to rebuild temple, given name "Messiah" |
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| in Isaiah, for us servang=Jesus, of OT servant=Israel |
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| calling people of Judah on the rug for worshipping goddess Ashtoreth and running back to temple |
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| concentric pattern that accentuates the center element |
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Book of Praises
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| addded later to Psalms to give more background info |
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| explanation for God's actions most found in the words of the prophets, defense against God's actions |
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word play: almond (shaqed) Watching (shoqed)
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| the Temple of YHWH (X3), Queen of heaven, child sacrifice (vv.30-31) |
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| Jeremiah's temple sermon to Judah |
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Amos
know the major theme of the book:
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| God's wrath against social injustice |
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Amos
Know the tone of the book |
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| harsh, ominous, and repete with violence |
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Amos
Where did Amos live (country) and where was he sent |
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| Israel, Ministry Judah, home |
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Amos
Who was the king of Israel when Amos carried out his ministry |
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| his ministry wa about five years after amos |
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| gomer was the wife of this prophet |
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| the tone of this book is compassion |
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| a statesman who had easy access to official circles. very much aware of national and international events and their significance |
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| called to be a prophet inthe 6th ch of the book that bears his name |
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| isaiah was called to be a prophet in which ch of isaiah |
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| called this prophet after king Uzziah died |
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| called isaiah to be king after which king died |
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| his call came about eight years after amos carried out his ministry and 3 yrs after that of hosea |
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| the NT often quotes Isaiah give and example |
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what book is the song of the vineyard in?
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| what is the messge of the song of the vineyard in isaiah ch 5 |
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| what is the plight of teh servant in the servant songs |
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| who is the servant in the servant songs |
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us=jesus
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| who is the only non-Israelite referred to as "anointed" in teh BIble |
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| three divisions of the book of isaiah |
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1-39 judgment
40-55 comfort (returning back)
56-66 (physical care, fasting) actions backing up christian faith |
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| 40-55 comfort (returning back) |
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| 56-66 substance (physical care, fasting) actions backing up christian faith |
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| Jeremiah 3 main kings during his ministry |
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| josiah, jehoiakim zedekiah |
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josiah, jehoiakim, zedekiah were 3 main kings during ___phrophet
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| Judah was under the domination of different powers during his ministry and judah experienced only a brief period of independencee during this time |
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| hometown and linage is assyria, egypt, babylon |
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his kinsmen plot to take his life
weeping prophet |
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| what is significant about jeremiah's temple sermon |
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bold, people wanted to kill him b/c what he said
ch 7 & 26 |
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| submit to God's discipline; god will use babylon to punish judah, but he will also bring restoration |
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| prophet to the exiles in babylon |
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| possibly taken to babylon as a prisoner of war 597 along with king jehoiachin and others |
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| likes to use the phrase "know that i am yahweh" |
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three themes;
personal responsibility
abiding presence of god
hope of resotration |
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personal responsibility
abiding presence of god
hope of restoration |
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Psalms
hebrew poetry operates on the basis of |
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thought progression
synonymous parallelsim |
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psalms
key images of god in book of praises |
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king
creator
judge
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cultural & theological issues
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vengeance language
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| the ancient Israelites expected justice to occur in this life; they expected "'measure for measure" treatment |
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ruth
the heroine of the story
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great-grandmother of david and an ancestor of jesus christ
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overcomes poverty, widowhood, and stigma associated with moabite women by demonstrating hesed
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| contains practical wisdom for living |
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| practical wisdom for living |
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captures the values of ancient israelite society in a way that one can remember (matthews & moyer, 178)
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| 3 central themes in psalms |
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| a short worship expression |
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| ppl of judah lived under control of |
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| psalm 23 has 2 images of god |
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| main purpose of prophet in OT |
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| sacrifice suffering kingship |
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one who addresses the assembly
writer of ecclesiastees |
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