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Prophet who presented his case like a lawyer |
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Collection of Oracles against Edom |
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Prophet in Jerusalem during its fall |
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Harlot/Prostitute/Divorce language |
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Prophet in Babylon during the fall of Jerusalem |
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Prophet: The destruction of Edom |
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Theme of the book is the rebuilding of 2nd Temple |
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Flood allowed for weakening of the wall of Nineveh |
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Example of God's love for Judah |
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Satire concerning God's love for the gentiles |
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Theme of the book is "the Day of the Lord" |
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Plumb line/ Shepherd/ Farmer turned Prophet |
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Prophet to Hezekiah & Redacted 3 times |
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Most "Messianic" prophet |
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Prophet who struggled with his faith when he saw inequity/ Reacted to God's use of Babylon as a judge |
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| What is the prophet's primary style of communicating? |
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| How are the prophets distinguished from one another? |
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| Which prophet was not allowed to marry as a symbol of God's displeasure with his "lover," the people of Israel? |
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| Which prophet was not allowed to mourn openly the death of his wife as a lesson to Judah? |
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| Which prophet's call is found in Isaiah 6? |
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| Which minor prophet describes both Advents of Christ: the birth of the Messiah and the final coming of the Messiah? |
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| Which prophet uses the theme "the Day of the Lord" to describe the coming judgment to Judah? |
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| Which prophet struggled with his faith because God revealed that He was going to use a more pagan nation than Judah to judge Judah? |
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| Which prophet's writing describes the doom of Nineveh? |
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| Which prophet put the capital cities, the leaders and the people on trial for their sin? |
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| Which of the following was called to be a prophet before he was born? |
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| Which prophet had a series of visions including a plumb line, rotten fruit, and the Lord by the altar? |
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| Which prophet was told to take an adulterous wife (prostitute) as a symbol of God's displeasure with His "adulterous wife," Israel? |
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| Which prophet had a vision of a valley of dry bones that came to life, forming a vast army? |
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| Editorial on Judah in a positive light |
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| Editorial on David in a positive light |
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| Eaten by humans/ Fellowship |
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| Delivered the people from slavery in Egypt |
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| The son of Abraham and Sarah |
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| Who said, "You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good?" |
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| Judge who fought enemy with 300 men |
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| Other than Joshua, the only person from the "old generation" that entered the Promise Land |
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| Gave birth to a son at the age of 90 |
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| Primary character in every story in the Old Testament even if he is not mentioned |
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| Described as a "righteous and blameless man in his generation" |
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| His name means "heel grabber" and was changed to Israel |
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| Judge whose hair was a symbol of the strength given to him by God |
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| The "father of our faith" whose call is found in Genesis 12 |
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| High priest who raised Samuel as a son |
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| Hero in the story of Esther |
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| King of Israel after the split |
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| Prophet at the "showdown on Mt. Carmel" |
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| Considered to be Israel's last judge |
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| Scribe and priest who led the 2nd wave of return of exiles |
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| King who had family troubles |
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| King of Judah after the split |
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| Leader of 3rd wave of exiles |
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