Book Indentification Flashcards

(41 cards)

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The book of the beginnings

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Genesis

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The Hebrew title of the book is beresit

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Genesis

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Contains the stories of the Patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob

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Genesis

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Divided into ten sections, each beginning with the Hebrew word toledot meaning “generations account” (ESV) or “written account” (NIV)

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Genesis

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Account of the Noahic flood

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Genesis

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Ends with the house of Jacob in Egypt

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Genesis

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The account of the life of Joseph

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Genesis

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The account of the creation

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Genesis

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The title of the book means “departure”

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Exodus

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The Hebrew title for the book is we’elleh semot (“these are the names”)

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Exodus

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Contains the revealing of the covenant name Yahweh to Moses

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Exodus

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Instructions for the construction of the Tabernacle and the making of the priestly vestments

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Exodus

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Beings with Israel as slaves after the death of Joseph

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Exodus

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Ends with the construction of the tabernacle, signifying Yahweh’s continues presence among the people of Israel

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Exodus

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Contains the three major components of Israelite faith: its central event, Israel’s central obligations within the covenant, and the key elements of its worship

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Exodus

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The account of the golden calf

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Exodus

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The account of the plagues on Egypt and the crossing of the Red Sea

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The first account of the giving of the Ten Words or Ten Commandments at Sinai

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Hebrew title is wayiggara (“and he called”)

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Detailed instructions concerning the sacrificial system

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The central concept of the book is the holiness of God

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This book describes how the unholy nation of Israel can approach Yahweh through the way he has
provided and how Israel may maintain a sanctified presence before him.

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The OT’s most complete instructions regarding cleanness and uncleanness appear here

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Instructions concerning the Day of Atonement appear in this book

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The Holiness code is in chapters 17-25 of this book
Leviticus
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The phrase "be holy because I am holy" may serve as the key statement of the book
Leviticus
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The phrase "be holy because I am holy" may serve as the key statement of the book
Leviticus
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The Hebrew name of the book is bemidbar ("in the wilderness")
Numbers
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This book contains the accounts of two censuses of Israel, the first taken at Mt. Sinai and the second in the plains of Moab
Numbers
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This book relates the story of Israel’s journey from Mount Sinai to the plains of Moab on the borders of Canaan east of the Jordan River
Numbers
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In this book, the community of the redeemed forfeits their part in the promise land
Numbers
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As this this book begins, the LORD organizes Israel into a military camp
Numbers
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Records the death of Miriam and Aaron as well as the sin of Moses at Meribah
Numbers
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This book's Hebrew title is 'elleh hadebarim ("these are the words")
Deuteronomy
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This book consists of a series of farewell addresses by Moses delivered in the plains of Moab to prepare the second generation of Israelites for life in Canaan
Deuteronomy
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This book contains an expansion and adaption of the law given at Sinai
Deuteronomy
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The structure of this book most completely reflects the structure of Hittite suzerain-vassal treaties of the second millennium BC
Deuteronomy
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The Shema passage appears in this book
Deuteronomy
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This book contains the stories of the death of Moses and the succession of Joshua to the leadership of Israel
Deuteronomy
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This book calls Israel to total commitment to the LORD in worship and obedience
Deuteronomy
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This book provides the theological framework for the writing of the OT historical books
Deuteronomy