Prophets and Prophetic Books (pt.2 &3) Flashcards

part 2 and 3 (29 cards)

1
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Joel means “The Day of the Lord”.

A

True

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2
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Joel’s name means “Jehovah is God”.

A

True

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3
Q

According to Baylis, what is the natural disaster prompting Joel to call for the people to fast and pray?
A. Draught
B. Plague of Locusts
C. Earthquake
D. Flood rains

A

B. Plague of Locusts

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4
Q

Joel encouraged his listeners to “Rend your __________ not your _________________.

A

Hearts & Garments

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5
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Micah is the prophet of covenant justice.

A

True

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6
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Micah lived in the ___________ kingdom, but spoke to both nations.

A

Southern

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7
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Micah’s name means “Who is like Jehovah”.

A

True

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8
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Themes of Micah

A
  1. True Religion
  2. Worship of God
  3. Birthplace of Messiah
  4. God is both judge and keeper of the Abrahamic Covenant.
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9
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According to Baylis, Micah couples/caps his indictments with messages of hope.

A

True

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10
Q

Which study so far predicts the birthplace of the Messiah?
A. Jonah
B. Micah
C. Isaiah
D. Joel

A

B. Micah

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11
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Isaiah is the prophet of the holy one of Israel.

A

True

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12
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Isaiah ministered in Judah’s _________ _________, but spoke to the Northern Kingdom as well.

A

Royal’s Court

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13
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Isaiah’s name means “The Lord has saved”.

A

True

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14
Q

Which book studied so far has a question about how many authors are involved?
A. Jonah
B. Micah
C. Isaiah
D. Joel

A

C. Isaiah

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15
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Themes of Isaiah

A
  1. God as holy one
  2. Remnant
  3. The Messiah
  4. Restoration of Zion/Jerusalem
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16
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Nahum is Yahweh’s righteous vengeance of Ninevah

17
Q

According to Baylis, which prophet is “counterpoint” to Jonah?
A. Zephaniah
B. Nahum
C. Habakkuk
D. Jeremiah

18
Q

Nahum’s name means “compassionate or full of comfort”.

19
Q

Zephaniah is the Universal Day of the Lord

20
Q

Zephaniah was the descendant of _________ ____________________.

A

King Hezekiah

21
Q

Zephaniah speaks about the _____________ and ______________ judgment.

A

Present and Future

22
Q

Habukkuk reminds us about having faith in the midst of disaster.

23
Q

According to Baylis, Habukkuk is surprised that the Lord is going to use sinful Babylon to judge/discipline Judah.

24
Q

Jeremiah’s ministry was one of relative ease.

25
Jeremiah was often asked to "Act out" lessons before Judah.
True
26
Baruch was the scribe of ________________.
Jeremiah
27
Themes of Jeremiah
1. God's policy with the nations 2. False Prophets (Which people preferred over Jeremiah) 3. New Covenant
28
Lamentations shows how to have faith in the midst of suffering.
True
29
Themes of Lamentations
1. An eye witness 2. Use of Acrostic 3. Hope is possible 4. Restoration is promised