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Exam II - Slide 243 (Isaiah) Flashcards

1
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Dates for Isaiah

A

742-701 BCE

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First Isaiah chapters?

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1-39

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How is the Book of Isaiah divided?

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3 sections - 1st, 2nd, 3rd Isaih

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Detail 1st Isaiah

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Jerusalem, 742-702, 8th C. Assyrian Empire. Chapters 1-39

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Detail 2nd Isaiah

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Babylon, 550-539, Mid 6th C., Babylonian, 40-55

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Detail 3rd Isaiah

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Jehud, 538-515, Late 6th C., Persian. CHp. 56-66

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Yeshayahu

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Salvation is from God

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Yesha

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Salvation

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Yahu

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God

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10
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1st Isaiah superscription

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Isaiah is the son of Amoz, during the kings of Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, Hezekiah

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11
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How is Isaiah commissioned a prophet?

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burning coal on lips

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What does Isaiah’s commission include

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preaching a message that people will not understand

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13
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Ch. 1 & 2 serve as what for the text

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preface

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14
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What type of prophecies take place in Ch. 1 & 2

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Doom/Destruction vs Blessing/Salvation

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15
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What will determine Judah’s fate?

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The choice is in the hands of Judah.

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16
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Example of doomed:

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leaders exploit the poor and govern unjustly

17
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Example of blessing and salvation:

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Return to the Lord, obey covenant, welfare of the people above themselves

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The sinfulness of the people does what?

A

negates their religiosity

19
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What can the people do?

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Convert, become authentic believers. Cease doing evil. Do good, seek justice…

20
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What is a prominent theme in 1st Isaiah

A

social justice

21
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What is required for restoration?

A

deserved punishment

22
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What happens to those who refuse to repent?

A

destroyed

23
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T’shuvah

A

Conversion

24
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Isaiah counsels Judah’s rulers to place ___

A

absolute trust in God, NOT in military

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