History, Pt 3 Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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Which son of Herod’s ruled Judea and Samaria?

A

Archelaus

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Which son of Herod’s ruled Galilee?

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Herod Antipas

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3
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Which son of Herod’s ruled the province containing Caesarea Philippi?

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Herod Philip

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Where is Caesarea Philippi located in relation to Galilee?

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To the east and northeast

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5
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Why did the synagogue arise?

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Because of the diaspora

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What became a local center of worship after the diaspora?

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Synagogue

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7
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What was the Jewish supreme court called?

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The Sanhedrin

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8
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What does Pharisee mean?

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“Separated ones”

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Which was the largest sect of Jews under Roman rule?

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The Pharisees

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Which sects originated as an outgrowth of the Hasidim?

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The Pharisees and Essenes

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What class of people composed the Pharisees?

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Middle class laymen

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Who were the Sadduccees?

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Heirs of the Hasmodeans

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13
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Which sect controlled the priesthood under Roman rule?

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The Sadducees

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Which sect were disillusioned by the politics of the Sadducees and retreated to form monastic communities?

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The Essenes

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15
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Who were the scribes?

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A professional class of people, mostly Pharisees, who were associated with the synagogue.

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Who were the People of the Land?

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The common people who were not part of a sect or political party.

17
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What idea undergirded the principle of gnosis?

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Lack of knowledge (ignorance) rather than sin is humanity’s basic problem

18
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What philosophy believed we should suppress bodily passions because of the evil of matter?

19
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What philosophy believed we may as well indulge bodily passions because of the unimportance of matter?

20
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What beings made up the whole spectrum between the purely spiritual supreme deity and the spiritual world?

21
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Of Hillel and Shammai, who was generally stricter?

22
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What did Hillel believe about divorce?

A

A man could divorce his wife for any reason.

23
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What did Shammai believe about divorce?

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A man could only divorce his wife for serious transgressions.

24
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Who commissioned the Septuagint?

A

Ptolemy Philadelphus

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What is the significance of the Septuagint?
- Used in synagogue services for Diaspora Jews - Opportunity for new interpretations of traditional Jewish theology in a new culture - Increases theological words in the Greek language, which will be used in Christianity as well as Judaism
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What kicked off the Maccabean Revolt?
Mattathias killed a Roman officer attempting to enforce pagan worship
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What caused the Maccabean Revolt?
Persecution of Jews under Antiochus Epiphanes IV (outlawing Judaism, enforcing state religion, forcing people to go against Jewish laws)
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What early changes came from the Maccabean Revolt?
- Jewish customs reinstated - Jerusalem taken back from the Romans - Temple rededicated in 164 (Hanukkah)
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What later changes came from the Maccabean Revolt?
- Simon recognized by Seulucids as an independent ruler of Jerusalem - Jews are exempted from taxation - Hasmonean dynasty begins
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What was the significance of Herod the Great's reign?
- Expands and rebuilds of temple and other construction projects (in Jerusalem, also palaces, military forts) - Founds cities (incl. Caesarea Maritima) - Economic prosperity but taxed the Jews heavily - Not liked by Jews (tyrant, loyal to Romans, killed last Hasmonean) - Kills boys in Bethlehem after Christ's birth - fulfilling OT - Left Judea to cruel Archelaus, which is why Jesus's family settled in Galilee
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What does Gnosticism teach?
- Dualism between material world and the spirit | - Matter is evil and spirit is good
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What are the implications of Gnosticism?
- Either shun or embrace bodily passions - No physical resurrection (body is bad) - Immortality of the spirit, which can be obtained through knowledge - Angelology and demonology - spiritual beings (aeons) between only spiritual and material - Supreme being is entirely spiritual
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Describe the Pharisees.
- Largest sect: outgrowth of Hasidim - Middle class layment - Strictly followed the law and then some, considered pious
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Describe the Sadduccees.
- Heirs of Hasmodeans who controlled the priesthood - Considered authoritative but did not believe in resurrection of the body or immortality of the soul - Wanted to preserve status quo
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Describe the Essenes.
- Evolved from Hasidim - Reaction against Sadducees - formed monastic communities - Even more concerned with legalism and contamination of sin than Pharisees