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Divisions of the Hebrew Bible

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Torah, Nevi’im, Ketuvim

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Book - Leviticus Outline (Worship)

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Leviticus
I. Laws of acceptable approach to God (1-17)
II. Laws of continued fellowship with God (18-27)

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Book - Numbers Outline (Bemidbar)

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Numbers
I. The Old Generation - 2 Years (1-14)
- From Sinah to Kadesh

II. The Trans-Generation - 38 Years (15-20)
- Wandering

III. The New Generation - 6 Months (21-36)
- Kadesh to the Plains of Moab

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Book - Deuteronomy Outline (Instruction)

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I. First Disclosure - History and its Significance(1-4)
II. Second Disclosure - Torah and its Significance (5-26)
III. Covenant Renewal (27-30)
IV. Final Matters (31-34)

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Book - Joshua Outline

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A. “Crossing” (1-5)
B. “Taking” (6-12)
C. “Dividing” (13-21)
D. “Worshipping” (22-24)

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Book - Judges Outline

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I. Incomplete Conquest and Apostasy (1,2)
II. Cycles of Oppression and Deliverance (3-16)
III. Epilogue (17-21)

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Book - Ruth Outline

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I. Ruth’s Decision for the Lord (1)
II. Ruth’s Service in the Fields (2)
III. Ruth’s Engagement to Boaz (3)
IV. Ruth’s Redemption by Boaz (4)

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Book - 1 Samuel Outline

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I. Rise of Samuel (1-8)
II. Rise of Saul (9-15)
III. Rise of David (16-31)

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Book - 2 Samuel Outline

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I. David’s Triumphs (1-10)

II. David’s Trials (11-20)
III. David’s Testimonies (21-24)

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Person/s - Gibeonites

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They deceived Israel and acted like they were NOT from Canaan so that Israel would make a treaty with them. (Joshua 9)

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Person/s - Orpah

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  • She was a moabite, Daughter-in-law of Naomi, and wife of Chilion who later died.
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Person/s - Ruth

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  • She was a moabite, Daughter-in-law of Naomi, and wife of Mahlon who later died.
  • She stayed with Naomi and followed her back home to Bethlehem where she married Boaz
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Person/s - Naomi

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  • She was an Israelite, wife of Elimelech, and had two sons: Mahlon and Chilion
  • Her family moved to Moab due to a drought in Bethlehem
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Person/s - Ichabod

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  • He is the Son of Phinehas and the grandson of Eli
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Person/s - Amalekites

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  • Descendants of Esau, the Amalekites, were the 1st people to attack Israel
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Person/s - Michal

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  • Was the younger of Saul’s two daughters and she fell in love with David and became his wife and she helped him escape from Saul
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Person/s - Nabal

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Nabal was a wealthy man who lived in the wilderness of Paran and was the husband of Abigail
- He insulted and refused to supply David with food

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Person/s - Gad

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Prophet who joined David at a cave

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Person/s - Doeg

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He was an Edomite and a chief herdsman of Saul

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Person/s - Abiathar

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Son of Ahimelech, High Priest at Nob,

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Person/s - Jonathan

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He was the eldest son of King Saul and close friend of King David

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Person/s - Amnon

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He was David’s son
- Amnon raped than humiliated his half-sister Tamar, daughter of David with Maachah

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Person/s - Achish

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He was a Philistine and was the prince of the region of Gath

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Person/s - Absalom

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Stole David’s kingdom by gaining peoples affection and later crowns himself as king (at Hebron, like David)

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Ahithophel
He was the Father of Eliam, grandfather of Bathsheba
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Person/s - Nathan
He was a court prophet who lived in the time of King David.
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Person/s - Abner
He was a cousin to Saul and commander-in-chief of his army.
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Person/s - Ish-bosheth
Was proclaimed King over Israel after Saul by Abner,
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Person/s - Mephibosheth
He was the son of Jonathan and grandson of Israel's King Saul
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Place - Kadesh Barnea
wilderness of Paran and Wilderness
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Place - Shiloh
this is where the ark was
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Place - Kiriath Jearim
City of jaars; i.e., of woods or forests, a Gibeonite town
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Place - Bethlehem
located in the "hill country" of Judah,
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Place - Elah Valley
Valley of Elah, where the Israelites were encamped when David killed Goliath
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Place - Adullum
one of the royal cities of the Canaanites.
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Place - Jebus
"the waterless hill", the name of the Canaanitish city which stood on Mount Zion
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Place - Endor
- Canaanite city that the Israelites failed to dispossess
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Place - Mt. Gilboa
King Saul led a charge against the Philistines at Mount Gilboa.
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Place - Jabesh Gilead
Rescued by Saul
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What does the Hebrew word "Herem" mean?
Devoting objects to the Lord for destruction
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What does the Hebrew word "Goel" mean?
- Kinsman Redeemer
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OT book quoted by Jesus during wilderness temptation
Deuteronomy
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Key word of Leviticus
Holiness
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Jewish Festival - Pentecost
Hebrew name: Shavuoth Commemoration: Celebration of harvest feast of weeks
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Jewish Festival - Passover
- 14th day of the 10th month - passed over the houses of the people of Israel in Egypt, when he struck the Egyptians but spared our houses.
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Jewish Festival - Day of Atonement
10th day of the 7th month - Do no work and be afflicted - Known as "Yom Kippur"
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Jewish Festival - Tabernacles
- 15th day of the seventh month for 7 days - food offerings, burnt offerings and grain offerings, sacrifices and drink offerings, each on its proper day
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Names of the 5 "offerings" in Leviticus 1 - 7 and their purpose
- Burnt: Atoned for Sin - Grain: Gratitude - Peace: Optional with Burnt - Sin: Purification (unintentional sin and cleansing) - Guilt: Reparation - Restoring
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Difference between Sabbatic and Jubilee years
- Sabbath year was every 7 years while the Jubilee was every 50 years - During the Jubilee years land was returned and slaves could be freed (economical restoration)
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Significance of Korah
Came up against Moses and his people were swallowed by the earth.
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Which foods are kosher and which are not?
Clean Animals: Split hoofs AND Chews Cud Unclean Animals: Camel, Rabbits, Shaphan, Pig
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Balaam and his "oracles"
I. Israel's Peculiarity: Balaam hired to curse Israel, but he can't curse what God blesses ; Israel is to be special and set apart II. Israel's Protection: Exposition of the Abrahamic covenant/prophecies III. Israel's Promise: Abrahamic Covenant = God says to bless Israel - they will be blessed
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The "Message" of Deuteronomy
- Learn from the Past: Ch. 1-5 - Love the Lord: Ch. 6-11 - Live as Gods People: Ch. 12-34
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Title of Moses and Joshua
Servant of the Lord
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Rahab's actions
Hid the spies of Israel and sent those looking for them away - Rahab's actions saved her family
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Jericho - defeat and curse
Walls fall down - Herem on city = not good to be taken
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Long day battle
5 kings attack Gibeon and Israel comes to their defense - Sun stands still in the sky until they defeat their enemies
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Cities of refuge
Kedesh, Shechem, Hebron, Bezer, Romath, and Golan
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Role of a "judge
They are leaders, normally in a military way
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Facts about Canaanite religion
"guy religion" / "farming religion" - Worshipped Baal - Worship involved religious prostitution, brutality, and immorality ; child sacrifices and snake worship
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Identity of the "sea peoples"
They were enemies of the Israelites 'Philistines
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The three main characters of 1 Samuel
Samuel, Saul, David
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Young Samuel's development
- God has heard - Schmuel - Revelation renewed
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The tribe of Saul
Benjamin ; Judah
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Saul's sacrifice before battle
Saul offered a burnt offering before the Lord at Gilgal (1 Samuel 13:1-15)
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David playing music before Saul
So it came about whenever the evil spirit from God came to Saul, David would take the harp and play it with his hand; and Saul would be refreshed and be well, and the evil spirit would depart from him.
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The death of Saul
- But the one who carried his battle-clothes would not do it. For he was very afraid. So Saul took his sword and fell on it. - Saul died at Mount Gilboa
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Same location of the altar and temple
- Mount Moriah - A threshing floor
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12 tribes of israel on a map
"A Noble Zebra Invited Many Dogs, Every Good Soldier Jumped Right." A = Asher Noble = Naphtali Zebra = Zebulun Invited = Issachar Many = Manasseh Dogs = Dan Every = Ephraim Good = Gad Soldier = Simeon Jumped = Judah Right = Reuben

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