Genesis Flashcards

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How is Abram a new creation?

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  • Abraham is a new creation in response to the turmoil of the first 11 chapters of Gen.
  • bless, be fruitful, multiple used in creation covenant and Abramhamic covenant
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Kingdom through Covenant

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metanarrative of scripture - we are created with an identity for a mission

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3
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What book and chapter is the covenant making ceremony for Abram?

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Gen. 15

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4
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When is the renewal of the Abram covenant

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Gen 17

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5
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Who does Yahweh reveal himself to Abram as?

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El Shaddai

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6
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What is the meaning of walk before me?

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? lecture 2 of abram?

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7
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What is the meaning of the sign of circumcision?

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? lecture 2 of abram?

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Why the Covenant with Abraham?

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1) It is the Basis for all of God’s plans and purposes for

2) Covenants reveal the character of Yahweh most clearly

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9
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What does Mary’s Magnificant describe?

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The birth of her son as God “remembering mercy”

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What is a Covenant?

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The word is used in Scripture for a wide diversity of oath-bound commitments in various relationships.

  1. ) It is used to refer to international treaties (Josh 9:6)
  2. ) Clan/tribal alliances (Gen. 14:13) 3.) Personal agreements (Gen. 31:44)
  3. ) National legal agreements (Jer 34:8-10)
  4. ) Loyalty agreements (1 Sam 20:14-17) including marriage (Mal. 2:14; cf. Prov. 2:17).
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11
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Form of a contract

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  1. Date
  2. Parties
  3. Transaction
  4. Investiture
  5. Guarantees
  6. Scribe
  7. List of Witnesses
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Form of a covenant

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  1. Speaker introduced
  2. History of relationship
  3. General command
  4. Detailed stipulations
  5. Document statement
  6. Witnesses
  7. Blessings and curses
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13
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6 covenants of scripture

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1) The covenant with creation
2) The covenant with Noah
3) The covenant with Abraham
4) The covenant at Sinai
5) The covenant with David
6) The New Covenant

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14
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Covenant with Noah

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Phase 1: precreation. Just as God’s Spirit hovered over the abyss (1:2), God sends a wind over the engulfing waters to renew the earth

Phase 2: second day. Just as God initially divided the waters (1:6-7), God regathers the waters, reestablishing the boundaries between sky and earth

Phase 3: third day. Just as God separated the dry, arable ground from the water to sustain vegetation, so again, the dry ground emerges in successive stages

Phase 4: fifth day. The sky once again houses the winged creatures, as God first proclaimed it so to be

Phase 5: sixth day. The living creatures of sky and land are classed out from the ark, as in their first creative calling from the voice of God

Phase 6. The reappearance of the nuclear family, all of whom bear God’s image, as the heads and sole representatives of the human race functions as a reprise of the creation of ‘adam, male and female in God’s image

Phase 7. The heavenly King graciously grants his blessing on humanity, feeds them with the fruit of the restored earth, and, renewing the cultural mandate, restores then as lords over the creation

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15
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Who is Noah a new version of?

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Adam

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16
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Comparison between noah and creation covenants

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  • Both have be fruitful
  • Fear of you vs rule over fish birds animals
  • Animals given for food vs plants given for food
  • Don’t eat meat with blood to noah, no stipulation given for creation cov.
  • Your blood … his brothers life vs gen 4:8-24
  • In the image of God vs in God’s own image
17
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Overview of Genesis 1-2

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Creation of the Kosmos with man as its pinnacle

18
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How to view Genesis 1 and 2

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not to seperate events but one that is general and 1 that is expanded on the pinnacle of creation found in the first

19
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Before the creation of man what type of command

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Third person.

“Let there be X, and there was X.”

20
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What is different about the language used for the creation of man?

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First person “Let us make …”

21
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5 views of image and likeness

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(1) The terms “image” and “likeness” are distinct aspects of man’s nature (from Irenaeus, c. 180 AD onwards).
(2) The divine image refers to the mental and spiritual qualities that man shares with his creator.
(3) The image consists of a physical resemblance.
(4) The divine image makes man God’s representative on earth.
(5) The image is a capacity to relate to God.

22
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What is the traditional view on image and likeness?

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The divine image refers to the mental and spiritual qualities that man shares with his creator

23
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What are the critiques of the traditional view?

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get from lecture?

24
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Image and likeness in ANE

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DONT THINK THIS IS RIGHT OR ENOUGH!

image of God as king - ruler over creation and according to the likeness of God - highlights mans role as supplicant or worshiper of God