Quiz 1 Material Flashcards

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apokalypsis

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an uncovering

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apocalypse

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an apocalyptic writing in the ancient world

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3
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apocalyptic

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related to apocalypse

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4
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apocalypticism

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apocalyptic worldview

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5
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eschatology

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study of eschaton

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eschaton

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end-times

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7
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apocalyptic eschatology

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the kind of end times found in some apocalypses

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Common Characteristics of an Apocalypse

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  1. The narrator is a seer
  2. Concern with both the beginning and end of the world/end of the present
  3. Unseen world
  4. Predictions of final judgment and destruction/transformation
  5. Dualism
  6. Apocalyptic language
  7. Context - present interpreted through the lense of the future
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9
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Dualism

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Good v. Evil Hell v. Heaven

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10
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Cosmological apocalypse

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otherwordly journey

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11
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historical apocalypse

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includes a review of history up until that point

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Cons of R.H Charles

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little attention to literary context or symbolism, prioritized connection to Hebrew prophecies

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Pros of R.H Charles

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editions, translations, and textual notes

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Herman Gunkel Pros

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considers mythological roots, tolerance for repetitions and inconsistency, expressive and symbolic

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15
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Myth

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used in biblical studies to refer to the religious stories of the ancient world

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16
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925 BCE

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United Monarchy

17
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925-725 BCE

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Divided Monarchy

18
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722 BCE

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Assyrian conquest/destruction of Israel

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586 BCE

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Babylon’s conquest/destruction of Judah

20
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Deutermoic History

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Tells the story of Israel’s creation to exile from the land

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Nevi’im (Prophets)

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History of Israel and Judah, books named after prophets

22
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The first five books of the Torah

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Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy

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Traditional Imagery

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Biblical, mythological, combining a wide range of sources