Chapter 3 - Former and Latter Prophets Flashcards

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Define Theodicy

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defence of God’s goodness and omnipotence in view of the existence of evil

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Define kherem

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Ban, or devotion to destruction

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Greek word and meaning of Prophet

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Prophetes; one who speaks for another

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Word used most for “Prophet” In the Hebrew text, and meaning

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nabi’; one who has been called to a task

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At the end of 2 Kings, Where is Israel

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Exile

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What was the most important, visible symbol of the divine presence with the Hebrew community?

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The Arc of the Covenant

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The literary style of Deuteronomy recounts the Torah material in what kind of context?

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Sermonic

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According to the book of Deuteronomy, what three things did the future of the covenant people of YHWH depend on?

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  1. Ethical living
  2. Adherence to the covenant stipulations
  3. Loyal worship in a single sanctuary
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The Former Prophets recount Israelite history from the time of Joshua to….?

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The fall of the southern kingdom of Judah

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What is the theological reason the Former Prophets give for the fall of Judah in the 6th century BC?

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Judah had broken the covenant with YHWH

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What is the first battle the Israelites fought upon entering the Promised Land?

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Jericho

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W. F. Albright’s model of how Israel emerged in Canaan

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Military Invasion - Joshua

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Albrecht Alt’s model of how Israel emerged in Canaan

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Peaceful Infiltration - Judges and Archaeological Evidence

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George Mendenhall and Norman Gottwald’s model of how Israel emerged in Canaan

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Peasant Revolt

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The Deuteronomic editors of Judges shaped the narratives to portray what?

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The downward spiral of Israel’s covenant infidelity, and that repentance is the means of renewing the covenant relationship

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What were Samuel’s roles in Israel

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Judge, Prophet, Priest

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Who constructed the first temple?

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Forced labour and taxation for building projects were part of whose reign?

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What were the years of David’s reign?

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What were the years of Saul’s reign?

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What were the years of Solomon’s reign?

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In what year was the kingdom divided?

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When was the fall of Samaria?

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When was the fall of Jerusalem

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In what year did the Persian Age start?
530 BC
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In year did the Greek Period start?
333 BC
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In what years did Jeremiah live?
626-580 BC
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In what year was the Maccabean Revolt?
168 BC
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What is the tripartite pattern seen in many of the prophetic books?
- Judgment on Judah and Jerusalem - Judgment on other nations - Hope for the future
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What is divine pathos?
YHWH's empathy with the people as they build for themselves a future of trouble and death
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Who coined the term divine pathos?
Abraham Joshua Heschel
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Foretelling vs. Forthtelling
Future, Present
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Who was the first king of Judah?
Rehoboam (922-915)
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Who was the first king of divided Israel?
Jeroboam (922-901)
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Did the prophets foretell or forthtell more?
Forthtell
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What was the capital of the southern kingdom, Judah?
Jerusalem
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Where did Jeroboam set up idolatrous sanctuaries after the kingdoms divided?
Dan and Bethel
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What were the two main focuses of the prophets?
``` #1 Idolatry #2 Social Injustice ```