Lessons 4 & 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Was the Jewish nation God’s chosen representative to all of mankind, or just themselves?

A

to mankind

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2
Q

Did God tell the Jews to share what they had recieved?

A

Yes

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3
Q

Were the Jews chosen by God because they were such good people?

A

No

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4
Q

What three tasks did the Jewish people fail to accomplish?

A

A. They didn’t share the plan of salvation.
B. They weren’t a positive witness.
C. They didn’t prepare the world for Christ’s coming.

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5
Q

After what event in time did the Samaritans originate?

A

After the year 722 BC when Israel fell to the Assyrian army.

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6
Q

What group of people were a mixture of heathen religion and the worship of God?

A

the Samaritans

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7
Q

What request did Israel make that opened the door to idolatry and the increase of wickedness?

A

a human king

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8
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What important event took place in the year 931 BC?

A

King Solomon died, making Palestine split into two kingdoms.

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9
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What important event took place in the year 722 BC?

A

Israel fell to the Assyrian army.

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10
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What important event took place in the year 605 BC?

A

Judah fell to Babylon.

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11
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What were the names of the two kingdoms that Palestine split into?

A

Israel (the northern kingdom) and Judah (the southern kingdom)

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12
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In what two ways did the Jews hate the Samaritans?

A

A. The cultural differences

B. They thought they were religiously impure

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13
Q

What did the Jewish people do to escape from the temptation of idolatry?

A

They isolated themselves from other nations.

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14
Q

Why is it important to understand the failures of Israel?

A

So we can learn from them and not make their mistakes.

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15
Q

From whom did the Jewish people inherit God’s call to be a special people?

A

Abraham

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16
Q

What was the sacred and unique calling of the Jews?

A

To be God’s witnesses

17
Q

What did God do for the Israelites in the wilderness to show his love for them?

A

He provided visual miracles

18
Q

Who influenced the Israelites into the worship of idols?

A

other nations

19
Q

Did Israel exist as a unique nation because of their greatness?

A

No, because of God’s greatness

20
Q

What occured after prosperity in Israel’s never-ending cycle?

A

Rejection of God or apostasy

21
Q

Why did the Israelites want a king?

A

to be like other nations

22
Q

When the Jews didn’t return to idol worship after their release from captivity, what different extremes did they take?

A

they made extreme rules

23
Q

The people from the most northern province of Palestine were called _____.

A

Galileans

24
Q

How would a Judean recognize a Galilean?

A

by their speech

25
Q

How many of Jesus’ disciples were from Galilee?

A

eleven

26
Q

T or F When Jesus came to this planet, He revealed the humility of God in a way that it ahd never been understood before. If false, explain.

A

True

27
Q

How did Christ’s life and death benefit both mankind and the unfallen worlds?

A

Christ proved Satan’s accusations were false by living and dying for us.

28
Q

What two tasks were involved in Jesus’ mission to this world?

A

A. Reveal God

B. Redeem mankind

29
Q

Define “vindication”.

A

to prove one’s innocence

30
Q

What two important issues are dependent upon God revealing Himself to be just, true, ad trustworthy?

A

A. Man’s salvation

B. The stability of the universe

31
Q

What does “Emmanuel” or “Immanuel” mean?

A

“God with us”

32
Q

What are the two phases of our salvation that Jesus accomplished while on this earth?

A

A. Became our substitute

B. Lived as a sinless example

33
Q

Thich two gospel writers describe the birth of Jesus and the associating events?

A

Matthew and Luke

34
Q

Why did God chose to announce the birth of Jesus to the lowly shepherds rather than the religious leaders in Jerusalem?

A

The shepherds were more receptive and hunble in their hearts.

35
Q

What does “incarnation” mean?

A

divinity becoming human

36
Q

What was Satan’s accusation against God?

A

God was highhanded and self-serving

37
Q

What event refutes Satan’s accusations against God?

A

Jesus’ birth

38
Q

What was Jesus’ first priority?

A

to show us what God was truly like