Exam II - Slides 173 Literary Prophets Flashcards

1
Q

3 major historical periods of Israel’s history

A

Period of Assyrian Influence
Period of Babylonian Influence
Period of Persian Influence
ABP

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Assyrian Influence date

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8 C BCE

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3
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Babylonian Influence dates

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Late 7 - 6 C BCE

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4
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Persian Influence date

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late 6-5 c bce

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5
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Prophets of the Assyrian Influences (in order)

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Amos  750-722
Hosea  745-722
Isaiah of Jerusalem  742-701
Micah  740-701
AHIM----- dates
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6
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Amos is the _____ of the writing prophets, is placed ____ in the order of Minor prophets

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first, third

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7
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The name Amos comes from ____ meaning ___

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Amas, to lift burden, carry. Amos means BURDEN or BURDEN BEARER.

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8
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Amos is from, located in the ____. He ministered in the ___

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Tekoa in the South. Ministered in North.

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9
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Amoz is different from AmoS. Who is Amoz?

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Father of Isaiah of Jerusalem

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10
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Who is Amos, who is he not?

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He is a SHEPHERD ‘Ro’eh, dresser of Sycamore Trees. He is not a prophet nor a prophet’s son.

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11
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Amos’ 3 occupations:

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Sheep Breader, Herdsman and Cultivator of Figs

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12
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Noqed

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Sheep Breeder

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13
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Boqer

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Herdsman

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14
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Cultivator of Figs

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siq-mim

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15
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Amos was not a simple shepherd, he was a _

A

businessman.

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16
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What type of prophet is Amos considered?

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Independent. Not afflilated with court or cult

17
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Amos decries both ___ and ___’s _______

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Israel and Judah’s Social Corruption

18
Q

His issue with Judah and Israel

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is how the rich abuse the poor

19
Q

What does God demand with this situation?

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Let Justice Roll down like water, righteousness like an ever-flowing stream

20
Q

Because of Israel’s self-made wealth and glory, God’s punishment ___

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will lose her glory, her freedom and her identity

21
Q

Remnant Theology - describe

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no matter how sever God’s punishment or how the covenant is broken by the people, God will not obliterate his chosen people.

22
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Amos, in Ch. 2, shows the even handed judgement of God:

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Moab and Edom
Israel and Judah
Amorites
Israel and Judah

23
Q

The Covenant at Mt Sinai is the ___

A

foundation of Amos’ theology

24
Q

How is the Lord a warrior?

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The Lord who brought Egypt out of bondage will send her back into bondage in a foreign nation because of her failure to live the Torah.

25
Q

How does Amos compare the rich to the fat cows?

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“You cows of Bashan”

26
Q

The Day of the Lord is the day that

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the Lord takes action

27
Q

On the “day of the Lord” Israel will be found

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wanting, not having what it takes.

28
Q

Amos’ have vision in Ch. 7, each showing Israel wanting: 3 visions

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Locusts, Fire and Plumb Line

29
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End of Amos in Ch 9 gives a

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ray of hope, promise of the restoration of the Promised Land