Lesson 25: The People of God in a Foreign Land Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

It is far from the Promised Land.

A

Babylon

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Babylon is similar to the distance between _____, origin of Abraham and the Promised Land.

A

Ur

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3
Q

____, is supposedly /- 250 km straight southeast of Babylon.

A

Ur

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4
Q

The Euphrates River may come to a 380-kilometer walk toward the ______________.

A

southeast

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5
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To be __________ means to live in a foreign land with people speaking in a foreign language.

A

in exile

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6
Q

It is not easy to be ________.

A

in exile

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7
Q

The _______________ were considered a vanquished nation.

A

people of Judah

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8
Q

If they would be lucky as the kings and their children, they would live in palace-compounds and would be considered as _______________.

A

“guest-prisoners.”

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9
Q

This strategy was employed to tell the whole world that the conquering leaders were merciful.

A

“guest-prisoners.”

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10
Q

A ________ would not be paid for his/her services.

A

slave

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He/she would work for a master/mistress as a cook, gardener, farmer, or helper. What is worst is that since he/she had no rights, he/she might be sentenced to death at any time his/her master wants to. His/her life depended upon his/her owner.

A

slave

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A ________, therefore, was considered an object. He/she might be human, Son but he/she was owned by someone else.

A

slave

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13
Q

The _________’ lives largely depended on their masters/mistresses.

A

slaves

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14
Q

___________ was said to be a garden in the middle of the desert, but to have lived there as a slave or a prisoner of war was to live in a beautiful place without peace and tranquility.

A

Babylon

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15
Q

As a slave, one lives in Babylon without ____________.

A

freedom

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16
Q

Life in the garden of _____________ was meaningless.

17
Q

With great pains the __________________ blamed their fathers who did not listen to the words of the prophets.

A

prophet Habakkuk

18
Q

The __________ cried for reforms, repentance, and return to the ways of God.

19
Q

However, their _________ mocked them and gloated.

20
Q

For the __________________, the exile was a punishment for the injustices committed by their fathers that God lifted Babylon to bring forth a lesson for His people.

A

Prophet Habakkuk

21
Q

For almost ___________, the people of God had lived in Babylon.

22
Q

___________ had become their no new home. A new generation rose, and they embraced the new world.

23
Q

They hoped for God would bring them back to the ______________.

A

Promised Land

24
Q

One of these men was a priest named ___________.

25
He was a priest who ho received visions from God.
Ezekiel
26
He saw the children of God who had been faithful to Him return to the land once given to their fathers.
Ezekiel
27
He proclaimed it to those who unceasingly hoped for their return.
Ezekiel
28
As _________________ would painfully blame their fathers for their sins, one can just imagine how a single sin may affect not only the self, but also others.
Prophet Habakkuk
29
When one gets something from another, the other would lose something that he/she might use for work.
sin of theft
30
A _____________ brings forth harm not only to the self, but to others as well.
single sin
31
This is the phenomenon of human spirituality that every one who encounters pain should work on.
hope and beauty
32
_______, once overcome, produces a cathartic effect.
Pain
33
It washes past fears, and it makes a person feel better and stronger.
Pain
34
____________ is, therefore, important, for it is through our friends for that we get out of our pains.
Friendship
35
In this lesson, we have seen how ______ comes because of the sins of others.
pain