Book Chapter Notes Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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What is the unifying theological theme of the pentateuch?

A

Yahweh’s covenant promise to Abraham

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2
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What is the majority literary type of the pentateuch?

A

Prose

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3
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A story with a happy ending, often characterized by a plot that progresses from problem to solution

A

Comedy

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4
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A story built around the life and exploits of a protagonist, especially focusing on his struggles and/or triumphs

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Heroic

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5
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A story on a grand scale exhibiting nationalistic interests

A

Epic

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6
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A story portraying a change of fortune

A

Tragic

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7
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Law collections are known to have been published in mesopotamia as early as when?

A

2000BC

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8
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What was the purpose of Biblical legislation according to the book?

A

to order and regulate the moral, civil, and religious life of israel in accordance with the holiness necessary for maintaining a covenant relationship with Yahweh

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9
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the type of biblical law that usually contained and “if . . . then” type clause.

A

casuistic or Case

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10
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The type of biblical legislation that took the form of a direct positive or negative command.

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Apodictic

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A type of biblical law that is a negative command referring to a hypothetical situation.

A

Prohibition

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12
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A type of biblical law which is a hybrid of the prohibition in which a specific crime is set forth with death as the penalty.

A

Death Law

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13
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A development from both the prohibition and death law addressing crimes committed in secret.

A

Curse

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14
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What are the three categories of levtical law?

A

civil, ceremonial, and cultic

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The view that takes a skeptical stance toward the biblical narrative on the grounds that they are the work of prescientific ancient and medieval historians.

A

Historical Reconstructionist

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16
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The approach that presumes the OT is generally reliable

A

historical-archiological

17
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The approach that assumes supernatural origin of the OT as well as its complete accuracy.

A

Orthodox or Traditional

18
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What is the name for the “this the the account of . . .” formula?

19
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What general period was that of the patriarchs?

A

Middle Bronze Age I (2000-1900) and II (1850-1750)

20
Q

What is the most important thing to take away from the theme of “origins” in genesis?

A

That God created

21
Q

When do scholars think Moses wrote Exodus?

A

15th or 13th century

22
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Which three sources do the DH people say make up exodus?

23
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What is the span of years covered in the book of Exodus?

24
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Who would be the Pharaoh of oppression in an early date view?

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Who would be the pharaoh during the exodus in the early date view?
Amenophis II
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Who would be the pharaoh of oppression during the late date view?
Rameses I and Seti I
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Who would be the pharaoh of exodus during the late date view?
Rameses II
28
What is the divine oracle formula?
"and the Lord said to moses"
29
What is the Hebrew title of Numbers?
In the wilderness
30
What is the Hebrew title of Leviticus?
And he called
31
What is the Hebrew title of Exodus?
These are the names
32
What time period does Numbers cover?
38 years
33
Which book does the book say is the hardest to identify structure?
Numbers
34
What were the three functions of the census?
1. ascertaining and recruiting manpower for war 2. allotment of work assignments 3. establishing basis for taxation