religion 2 Flashcards

(41 cards)

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Aaron

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high priest; brother of Moses; only one allowed in the Tabernacle

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Barak

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Head General of the Israelites; questioned Deborah’s authority

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Caleb

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Spy sent out by Moses to Canaan; one of the two spies that believed Canaan was conquerable and was able to go into the promised land.

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Casuistic

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Conditional Law; of or relating to the use of ethical principles to resolve moral problems

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Deuteronomy

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2nd law; Moses delivers series of sermons to Israelites at edge of Promised Land; The Book of Deuteronomy repeats, explains, and adds on to the Ten Commandments to establish a law code for the Israelites.

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Gibeah

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Saul’s hometown and capital; the location of the infamous rape and murder of the Levite’s concubine, and the resulting Battle of Gibeah

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Golden Calf

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Aaron used the people’s jewelry to make a golden calf; saw it as a throne for other gods; provoked God’s anger

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Herem

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Total destruction

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Jephthah

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led the Israelites in battle against Ammon and, after defeating the Ammonites, fulfilled a rash vow of his, by sacrificing his daughter.

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Jericho

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the first Canaanite city to be conqueredby joshua and the israelites

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Jordan River

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borders the promised land; represents a turning point for the Israelites; symbol of freedom from oppression and spiritual rebirth

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Leviticus

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the community must be made ready and acceptable for the presence of God thru ritual; preparation focuses on ritualizing space and time; God lists what happens if you do or don’t obey his commandments

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Numbers

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Israelites travel from Mt. Sinai/Horeb to the edge of the Promised Land; It emphasizes God’s guidance and the importance of obedience.

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Tabernacle

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Portable temple

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Mount Horeb

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“Mountain of God” place where God appears to Moses in the Burning Bush/“I have seen the suffering of the Israelites in the land of Egypt. I want you to lead them into a land of freedom, and save them from slavery and suffering.”

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Mount Sinai

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Place where god reveals the 10 commandments to Moses

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Passover

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The night the Lord passed over the houses of the Israelites marked by the blood of the lamb, and spared the firstborn sons from death. It also is the feast that celebrates the deliverance of the Chosen People from bondage in Egypt and the Exodus from Egypt to the Promised Land.

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Pharaoh

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A king of ancient Egypt, considered a god as well as a political and military leader.

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Promise land

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The land (Canaan) God promised to the children of Abraham

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Puah

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midwife that refused pharaoh’s order to kill the Hebrew babies

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1st commandment

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You shall have no other god before me

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apodictic

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Ark of the covenant

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Portable throne of God; symbol of Gods presence

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Deborah

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judge, prophet, and hero in book of Judges; inspired Israelites to victory over Canaanite oppressors; first female military leader

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Egypt
symbolizes the powers of the world that will ultimately fail us.; When Israel and Judah were being destroyed, groups fled to Egypt for refuge.
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Exodus
God rescues the descendants of Jacob and Israel form slavery and oppression in Egypt
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How did the Israelites become slaves in Exodus?
They were fruitful and multiplied-Pharoah tries to reduce their numbers using 3 methods: forced labor, hebrew midwives killing baby boys, all hebrew baby boys thrown in nile river
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Jael;yael
Yael kills Sisera, the Canaanite general of King Jabin, after he escapes from the battle with Deborah's general, Barak.
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Judge
Military leader
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Judges (the book)
Tells stories of covenant people sinning, god punishing by having people (israelites)conquered, God calls a judge who saves them
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Tribe of Levi
Levites; Tribe of Priests
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Manna
A sweet bread-like food that God provided for the Israelites in the desert
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Miriam
sister of Moses and Aaron; helped deliver Moses at Nile River
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Mosaic covenant
an agreement between God and the "people"; "I will be your god and you will be my people, if you keep my commandments."
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Moses
born in the book of Exodus during oppression of the Israelites when all the Hebrew baby boys were being thrown into the Nile River; Pharaoh's daughter drew him out of the water and named him Mosheh (to draw out)
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Sabbath
Holy day of rest and Worship (Sunday)
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Shipharah
Another midwife that disobeyed the pharaohs orders and saved hundreds of Israelite babies
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Sisera
The Canaanite general who is defeated by the Israelites (Deborah and Barak) and killed by Jael (tent peg through the skull).
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Yam Suph
Sea of reeds( Red Sea)
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YHWH
A name for God that God himself revealed to Moses and the Chosen People on Mount Sinai. The word means "I Am Who Am" and led to Israel's understanding that God is the one, living, and true God.
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Yom Kippur
Jewish Day of Atonement- fasting and reflecting on one's sins