Chapter 22 exam Flashcards

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Why did God provide the Bible almost entirely through Jewish authors?

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Receiving revelation is part of Israel’s covenant relationship with God

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According to the Apostle Paul, ___________ was entrusted with the oracles of God.

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Israel

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Offerings functioned as

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a picture of removal of sin
the means of reestablishing fellowship with God
a picture of the payment of sin

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God’s pathway to salvation runs through Israel.

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Ture

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The symbolism of circumcision communicated

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purification from sin
faith in the seed promise

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The major ordinances given to Israel include

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circumcision
sacrifices
feasts

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To whom did God make the unconditional promises of the Abrahamic, Mosaic, and Davidic covenants?

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national, ethnic Israel

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The images of Israel have parallels in

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Life during Old Testament times
Church
Christ

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The purpose of circumcision can be summarized as

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the need for a purified heart to make faithful obedience possible
a sign that God will fulfill his Messianic promise through Abraham
a commitment to keep all the law

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6
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This feast celebrated Israel’s deliverance from bondage in Egypty

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Passover

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This feast memorialized Israel’s wandering in the desert and marked the end of harvest.

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Feast of Booths or Tabernacles

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The Kingdom of God

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is here, but is still to come

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This feast marked the end of grain harvest and celebrated the Promised Land and material prosperity.

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Pentecost of Feast of Weeks

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The basic message of the Bible is united around

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God’s redemptive plan of forgiveness of sins from the Jewish Messiah

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Which was the first covenant made with Israel?

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Abrahamic

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Which covenant resulted in the constitution of Israel as a nation?

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Mosaic

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In what sense did God use the term firstborn son when referring to Israel?

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Israel was first in preeminence and privilege among the nations

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Why was Israel called a kingdom of priests?

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Every Israelite was to spread God’s presence and blessing to the nations

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Atonement literally means

13
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Which Jewish feast came to be associated with the giving of the law of Moses?

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Feast of Booths

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Which animal offering was an act of thanksgiving for the Lord’s blessings?

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Peace offering

15
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Which is important in God’s plan of redemption

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Both Israel and the Gentile nations

15
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The message of the whole Bible is united around

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God’s plan for forgiveness of sins through the Jewish Messiah, Jesus

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The view that Israel as a nation was a shadow of the realities found in Christ and the church

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Fulfilled type

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Examples of Israel being a light to the nations can be found in
Queen Sheba visiting to hear Solomon's great wisdom Rahab's testimony of hearing of Israel's conquest Nineveh's repentance at Jonah's preaching
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Man has to fulfill his part of the agreement before enjoying the blessings of the covenant
Conditional covenant
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God ultimately fulfills the covenant so that he can bless man with the promises of that covenant
Unconditional covenant
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An example of a conditional covenant
Adamic covenant
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Example of an unconditional covenant
the New Covenant
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The images of Israel have parallels in
the Church Christ Life in the Old Testament times
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God used the image of a wife to praise Israel for its faithful
False
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God called Israel his servant as a title of privileges
True
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The community of Gods redemptive message in both the Old testaments and new is testimony to Gods ultimate authorship making the bible the unique word of god
true
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according to Romans 11:25-27 a partial and temporary blindness will persist Israel until the fullness of the Gentile salvation is complete at which time god plans to fulfill the promises to Israel
True
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God choose Israel to be his special people because of there privileged linage and ethnic superiority above all the other nations
False
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Israel functioned as a light to the gentiles and as a type of the breater light to come
true
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the aberhamic an David and new covenants have all been completely filled
False
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keeping the convents was the means by which the Iraelites were saved
false
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the covenants govern humanity relationship with God showing them how to live before God
True
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Circumcision is a helpful picture of the transformation of heart found in Christ through the new convent
True
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Israel
Jacobs descendants Jacob's new name given by God the Jewish nation the northern kingdom
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Images
Are word pictures
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Ordinances
established ceremonial observances
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Replacement (of Israel)
Israel failed to keep it covenant with God God set aside Israel God now fulfills his plan through the church
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Fulfilled type
In Christ In the Church
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Microcosm for the nations
Israel served as a template or pattern for how God blessed the nations
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Nations
governments territories ethnicity