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The significance of the exodus for Israel
The Ten Commandments
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The significance of the sacrificial system for Israel
The sacrificial system was linked to the covenantal relationship with God
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The significance of holiness in Leviticus
Things and places could also be “holy” (the burning bush, the Holy of Holies in the Tabernacle, feasts and festivals made time itself “holy to the Lord Lev. 23)
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the book of Numbers in broad terms
Israel complains and is impatient. Then God judges. Israel then repents then God saves them from their troubles.
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The significance for Israel in the book of Numbers
Their faith rises and they know to be patient and not just complain in times of trouble.
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Why couldn’t the Israelites enter the promise land?
The reason why the Isrealites couldn’t enter the promise land was due to their disobedience and lack of faith in God
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What is the arrangement of Deuteronomy?
Arranged in a “chiasm” (a five-part concentric pattern)
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what is a shema?
Hebrew word for “hear”
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What does the name Joshua mean?
“Yahweh is salvation”
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About Joshua
Ascended higher on Mt. Sinai than the elders and Aaron, but not as high as Moses , Identified as Moses’ assistant, One of the spies sent by Moses into the Promised Land
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What is a Herem?
is a term used to set something apart for God’s judgment
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Judges is what?
A compilation of “hero stories”
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the role of Judges in Israel
Pre-monarchy leadership , Freed Israel from their oppressors, Some of the judges represent a “subordinate” segment of society
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Reason Israel failed to conquer Canaan
Israel lacks a single leader because Joshua is dead.
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The book of Ruth
The OT equivalent of “The Good Samaritan” parable, Set during the time of the judges, The peaceful setting in Ruth contrasts with the chaos in Judges, Illustrates God’s law of provision for the poor
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historical significance of Ruth
Ruth is King David’s great-grandmother
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Samuel's role in Israel
prophet, priest and judge (last judge in Israel)
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The Ark of the Covenant
Constructed during the wilderness wanderings in the desert , Served as a physical manifestation of God on earth , The current whereabouts of the ark are unknown
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Why God wanted to replace Saul as King
because he was disobedient, and made poor decisions
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David's achievements as king
David unites all of Israel into one Kingdom, Jerusalem established as the capital city , The Philistines defeated, The Ark of the Covenant brought to Jerusalem
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The Davidic Covenant
David desires to build God a house, but God tells David he will build David’s house, A kingdom established from David’s line , Messianic foreshadowing
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The good of King Solomon’s reign
God spoke to Solomon 4 times throughout his reign, Solomon anointed king , Solomon prays for wisdom, Solomon dedicates the temple
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The bad of Kind Solomon’s reign
Solomon disobeyed God by intermarrying with foreign women, Solomon’s Harem: 700 wives and 300 concubines (vs. 3), His wives turned his heart from God
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Number of books in the Old Testament?
39
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Number of Sections in the Old Testament?
5 primary sections
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The Old Testament is written primarily in
Hebrew and Aramaic
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The Tanakh is arranged in 3 sections which are
The Torah, Nevi’im (Prophets), Ketuvim (Writings)
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The significance of the exodus for Israel
The Passover
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What were the two purposes first the plagues
Pharaoh’s heart hardened to accomplish God’s purpose, were intended to make the Egyptians know the God of the Israelites
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Major events in Exodus
Birth and life of Moses and Confrontation with Pharaoh (10 plagues), Passover, Leaving Egypt – crossing the Red Sea The Covenant at Sinai, Mosaic Laws, Instructions for the Tabernacle
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Abraham represents
God’s initiative to restore humanity
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Themes in Creation Account
The truth of God’s oneness and self-existence, The line of distinction between the Creator and the creature, God’s moral and holy nature
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ANE religions recorded in myths differs from Israel because
It’s non-political and non-mythological
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The first translation of the Old Testament is called the?
Septuagint
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Four major events in Genesis
The Fall of man, The Tower of Babel, The Messianic Promise, Humanity’s Moral Failure
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Authorship
The traditional view of authorship is that Moses wrote the Pentateuch
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What differentiates Israel from their pagan neighbors?
Israel was extremely monotheistic; all other religions were polytheistic
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What are the three test for canonicity
Written to all generations, Written in accord with previous revelation, Written by a prophet or Spirit-led person
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Canon is
A “reed” or “measuring stick”