Intro Type

Question 1

Why should I study the OT according to 2 Timothy 3:14-17?

Answer 1

God-breathed & profitable

Question 2

Why should I study the OT according to Hebrews 17?

Answer 2

By grace through faith

Question 3

Why should I study the OT according 1 Corinthians 15?

Answer 3

The gospel of a suffering, yet victorious Messiah… according to the Scriptures

Question 4

Why should I study the OT according to Luke 24? (IMPORTANT)

Answer 4

The lens for understanding who Jesus is and why he did what he did.

Question 5

What are the three parts of the Hebrew Bible/Tanak? (IMPORTANT)

Answer 5

1. The Torah/Pentateuch
2. The Prophets
3. The Writings

Question 6

What’s the Torah about?
Genesis

Answer 6

Creation; fall; seed; Abraham; Isaac; Jacob to Egypt

Question 7

What’s the Torah about?
Exodus

Answer 7

Deliverance to Sinai to Law to Tabernacle

Question 8

What’s the Torah about?
Leviticus

Answer 8

Sacrifices; priests; holiness

Question 9

What’s the Torah about?
Numbers

Answer 9

First generation to disobedience in the wilderness; second generation

Question 10

What’s the Torah about?
Deuteronomy

Answer 10

Here’s the Torah; Remember our blessings & cursings; where’s the next Moses?

Question 11

What are the three major poem breaks in the Torah? (Bright Orange)

Answer 11

Genesis 49
Numbers 24
Deuteronomy 32-22

Question 12

What is in Genesis 49?

Answer 12

Jacob to sons

Question 13

What is in Numbers 24?

Answer 13

Balaam to Balack

Question 14

What is in Deut 32-33?

Answer 14

Moses to Israel

Question 15

What phrase is repeated throughout OT prophecies that parallels the “In the beginning?”

Answer 15

“In the last days…”

Question 16

What is the progression of Genesis 1-11?

Answer 16

The Land & the Blessing (1-2)
The Exile (3)
Life in Exile (4)
Noah (6-9)
Babel (11:1-9)

Question 17

What separates each section of Genesis 1-11?

Answer 17

a Poem!

Question 18

What are the three major genealogies in Gen 1-11?

Answer 18

Adam to Noah
Table of Nations (Noah’s kids)
Noah to Abram

Question 19

Why did Moses give us Gen 1-11? (5 Reasons)

Answer 19

1. Yahweh; the God of the covenant; is the creator
2. Rest
3. Land
4. Seed = story of Eve’s seed
5. Blessing & Cursing

Question 20

The Narratives of the Patriachs

Answer 20

Abraham (entered Canaan)
Isaac
Jacob (Entered Egypt)
Joseph (others) & Judah
The one to whom it belongs

Question 21

The five Passages of the Abrahamic Covenant

Answer 21

12, 13, 15, 17, 22

Question 22

3 main elements of Abrahamic covenant

Answer 22

1. Land
2. Seed
3. Blessing

Question 23

What is the structure of Exodus?

Answer 23

Egypt to Wilderness to Sinai

Question 24

What were the four objections in the Call of Moses?

Answer 24

1: Who am I?
2: What is your name?
3: What if they will not believe me?
4: I am not eloquent

Question 25

What was the purpose of the plagues?

Answer 25

You would know there is none like me; you will end up proclaiming my name

Question 26

3 covenant passages at Sinai

Answer 26

19 - "all spoken we will do" 24 - "all spoken we will do" 34 - don't even ask them to agree

Question 27

Three types of the Mosaic Law?

Answer 27

Ceremonial; Civil; Moral

Question 28

Why do the pause for the story of the golden calf during the tabernacle in Exodus?

Answer 28

Explains why they need the tabernacle

Question 29

What was the purpose for the Tabernacle (arrows)

Answer 29

Creation, land, garden to tabernacle to temple to true tabernacle and new heaven & new earth

Question 30

What is the structure of Leviticus?

Answer 30

Sacrificial Laws to priestly narrative to laws to protect ritual cleanness to holiness code

Question 31

What are the two categories of sacrificial laws?

Answer 31

Voluntary & obligatory

Question 32

What are the five sacrifices/offerings by category?

Answer 32

Voluntary: - burnt - grain - fellowship Obligatory: - Sin - guilt

Question 33

Leviticus = ...

Answer 33

Holiness: god, people, tent

Question 34

Priestly Narrative

Answer 34

highlights God's holiness (19:2)

Question 35

Numbers structure

Answer 35

Obedience; disobedience; obedience

Question 36

Pharoah v. Another King (Who and what)

Answer 36

Balaam; Israel a Mighty Nation; 3 attempts to thwart God's plan turned to blessing

Question 37

Deuteronomy = Second Law but NO

Answer 37

"These are the words" = Hebrew

Question 38

Offices of Deut

Answer 38

- Priests & Judges - King - Prophet

Question 39

Four words from Deut

Answer 39

1. Allegiance 2. Worship 3. King 4. Prophet

Question 40

What is the structure of Joshua?

Answer 40

Conquest of the land to distribution of the land to farewells

Question 41

THREE IMPORTANT DATES

Answer 41

1446 BC - The Exodus 722 BC - the exile of the Northern Israel 586/7 BC - the exile of Southern Judah

Question 42

What is Moses & Joshua

Answer 42

besties = Narrative Typeology

Question 43

Structure of Judges

Answer 43

Introduction to the Book of Deliverers: Cycles of Failure to Internal Strife

Question 44

5 Word Cycle in Judges

Answer 44

Sin; Servitude/Slavery; Supplication; Salvation; Security

Question 45

Two words that are pictures of Israel's failures

Answer 45

Idolatry & Immorality

Question 46

The Samuels Structure

Answer 46

Prophet & Judge; King like the Nations; God's King; David's Rule

Question 47

Poetic Structure of Hannah & David

Answer 47

Hannah's song to Davidic Covenant to David's song

Question 48

He brings low; he also exalts

Answer 48

Hannah & Peninnah Samuel & Eli David & Saul David's Kingdom & Enemies of David Future King & David

Question 49

Saul's Kingship

Answer 49

First Offense Second Offense

Question 50

Three aspects of David

Answer 50

Selection 16; Confirmation 17; Recognition 18

Question 51

Davidic Covenant also has...

Answer 51

Land, seed, blessing