Ch 3 - Introduction to the Pentateuch Flashcards Preview

ELCE OT LCMS (Called to be God's People) > Ch 3 - Introduction to the Pentateuch > Flashcards

Flashcards in Ch 3 - Introduction to the Pentateuch Deck (29)
Loading flashcards...
1
Q

Genesis content

A

Creation
Primeval History
Patriarchal Narratives

2
Q

Creation story

A

Genesis

3
Q

Primeval History (loc)

A

Genesis

4
Q

Patriarchal Narratives (loc)

A

Genesis

5
Q

Exodus content

A

Moses’ early life
The Exodus from Egypt
Covenant at Sinai
The Tabernacle

6
Q

Moses’ early life

A

Exodus

7
Q

The Exodus from Egypt

A

Exodus

8
Q

Covenant at Sinai

A

Exodus

9
Q

The tabernacle

A

Exodus

10
Q

Leviticus

A

Laws for God’s people

Worship regulations

11
Q

Laws for God’s people

A

Leviticus

12
Q

Worship regulations

A

Leviticus

13
Q

Deuteronomy

A

Moses’ instruction for Israel

Death of Moses

14
Q

Moses’ instruction for Israel

A

Deuteronomy

15
Q

Death of Moses

A

Deuteronomy

16
Q

JEDP

A

Acronym – hypothetical sources of the Pentateuch, compiled theoretically after 500 BC

17
Q

JEDP

Acronym

A

J-Yahwist
E-Elohist
D-Deuteronomist
P-Priestly

18
Q

Yahwist doc

A

950-850 BC
Gen 2 - Num 24
Excl Lev

19
Q

Elohist doc

A

750-700 BC
Gen 2 - Num 24
Excl Lev

20
Q

Deuteronomist doc

A

700 BC

Deuteronomy

21
Q

Priestly doc

A

550 BC

Gen 1 & Lev

22
Q

JE doc

A

600 BC

Indistinguishably woven together

23
Q

JEP doc

A

After 550 BC

Gen 2 - Numbers

24
Q

Documentary hypothesis

A

Historical–Critical theory about the production of the Pentateuch from four sources labeled JEDP.

25
Q

Patriarchal narratives (def)

A

The accounts of the lives of the patriarchs and their families in Genesis.

26
Q

Patriarchs

A

The term used to describe the great male ancestors of the people of Israel – Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

27
Q

Pentateuch

A

From the Greek for “five books”; the five books of Moses (Gen - Deut), also called the Torah.

28
Q

Primeval history (def)

A

The early history of humans as recorded in the book of Genesis.

29
Q

Torah

A

Hebrew for “law” or “instruction.” It is also used in the narrow sense to denote the five books of Moses (Gen – Deut), also called the Pentateuch.