Study Sheet 2 and 3 Flashcards by JJoossee GGaarraayy

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17. The name which has been given by the Hebrews to the section of Joshua through Kings is known as the _______ Prophets.

Former

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18. In the story of Ruth, Boaz can be identified as a picture of ________.

Christ

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19. The Book of Ruth belongs in a period which surrounds the ________.

Judges

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20. Naomi moved away from her true ancestral home because of ___________ in the land.

famine

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21. The statement “Every man did what was right in his own eyes” stands out loud and clear in the Book of ____________.

Judges

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24. A __________ is one who would take a widow of a distant relative as a wife instead of the next-of-kin under the levirate marriage law.

Kinsman/Redeemer

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25. The period of the Judges reflected a time of __________ in the life of the Israelites.

Spiritual decline

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26. The nation of Israel is the central focus when we come to the Book of ___________.

Joshua

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27. Six cities of _____________ were established for the purpose of protection for those who had committed “sins of ignorance” or unintentional wrongs.

refuge

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28. The two spies who entered Jericho promised the prostitute _________ that they would spare her life because of the protection she had given them.

Rahab

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29. The historical period of the Judges was about ________ years and their terms overlapped.

200

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30. __________ is one of the women to appear in the Messianic line of Christ and is the great-grandmother of David.

Ruth

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31. The military campaign to conquer the land which God had promised was conducted in_________ different phases.

Three

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32. The reason for the defeat of the Israelites at _______ was due to their failure to abide by all that God had commanded them to do.

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33. The two books in the Bible which bare the names of women are __________ and _________.

Esther and Ruth

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34. The function of the judges was more than judicial. Their three other roles were:
________________
________________
_________________

Judicial Responsibility
Military Leaders
Spiritual needs of the people

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35. There are three returns to Jerusalem following its destruction and the period of captivity. The three men who led the returns at different times are:
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________

Zerrubabel - Rebuild the temple.
Ezra- To restore worship.
Nehemiah- gets permission for Cyrus to fortify the city to protect it.

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36. The prophet ________ confronted David with the sin he committed with Bathsheba.

Nathan

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37. David’s reign lasted for ____ years.

forty

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38. The first half of 2 Samuel deals with David’s _________ while the second half records his _______.

triumphs
troubles

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39. The three main characters found in 1 Samuel are:
_________________________
_________________________
_________________________

Samuel
Saul
David

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40. Provide the correct information for the following divided kingdom:
Northern Kingdom Southern Kingdom

Name: ____ ____
Tribes: ____ ____
Capital: ___ ____
Captivity:__ ____

Northern Kingdom
Name: Israel
Tribes:10
Capital: Samaria
Captivity: Assyrian
For the northern kingdom, the last 250 years had 19 kings coming from 7 families.
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Southern Kingdom
Name: Judah
Tribes: 2
Capital: Jerusalem
Captivity: Babylonian
For the southern kingdom, the last 390 years had 20 kings and was ruled by one family (the family of David)

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41. The prophet _____ wrote nothing and was known for his deeds. The New Testament speaks more of him than any other prophet.

Elijah

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42. The Book of 2 Kings is the book of ___________. The Northern Kingdom goes into ________ captivity while the Southern Kingdom goes into ______ captivity.

Captivity
Assyrian
Babylonian

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SHEET #2 43. ________ and ________ are often read and studied together in Hebrew life and focus on the return of the “remnant” to Jerusalem

Ezra and Nehemiah

SHEET #2 44. The central message of both books of Chronicles is _________.

the temple

SHEET #2 45. The story of ________ is how God’s people were about to be destroyed but God used a person at the right time to save them.

Esther

SHEET #2 46. Esther introduces the ___________ which is the only feast not based on the Law of Moses and celebrates the slaughter of 75,000 enemies of Israel

The feast of Purim

SHEET #2 47. __________________ was the last of the kings to reign over a united Hebrew kingdom.

Salomon

SHEET #3 1.______ psalm depicts one or more aspects concerning “the anointed one.”

Messianic

SHEET #3 3.________ investigates life and tells what kind of life is worth living.

Ecclesiastes

SHEET #3 4.________ psalm contains general observations about life.

wisdom

SHEET #3 5._______psalm which often contains three elements: mourning of one’s condition, trust in God, and praise of God.

lament

SHEET #3 6.________ psalm which calls for God’s judgment on one’s enemies.

imprecatory

SHEET #3 7.______ most often the teaching method used in this book is contrast. Also, is a short to the point saying proven true by experience.

Proverb

SHEET #3 8._______ addresses the futility of pursuing materialistic, earthly goals as an end in themselves and to point to God as the source of all that is truly good.

Ecclesiastes

SHEET #3 9._______ The only book of the Bible where love between humans is the main plot and theme.

Song of Songs

SHEET #3 10._______ is sometimes referred to as Canticles (“series of songs”).

Song of Songs

SHEET #3 11._________ is the end of each of the divisions of the Book of Psalms.

Doxology

SHEET #3 12.______ psalm which often is praise and thanksgiving to God.

Hymns

SHEET #3 13.________ psalm whose focus in on Israel’s king as a special agent of God.

Royal

SHEET #3 14._________ emphasizes meaninglessness or vanity throughout its context.

Ecclesiastes

SHEET #3 15.________ is the most quoted book in all the New Testament.

Psalms

SHEET #3 16._______ expresses sorrow for sin and a desire for God’s grace for restoration.

Penitential

SHEET #3 17.________ wrote the majority of the proverbs.

Salomon

SHEET #3 18.______ a type of truth which may be eluded to from this book is the church is the bride, and Christ is the bridegroom.

Song of Songs

SHEET #3 19.______ has more authors than any other book.

Psalms

SHEET #3 20.________ is recognized as a beautiful love story.

Song of Songs

SHEET #3 21. Three men who laid the foundation for classical prophecy were ________, ___________, and _________.

Moses, Samuel and Elijah

SHEET #3 22. Three major themes of prophetic writing are ___________, ____________, and ____________.

Covenant of Obligations, Day of the Lord, and the concept of the Messiah ("the anointed one")

SHEET #3 23. Three major powers which most directly affected Israel and Judah’s history during the time of the prophets were ________, __________, and _________.

Assyria, Babylon and Persia

SHEET #3 24. The message of the book of Isaiah is reflected in the names of his two sons. Maher-shalel-hash-baz means _________ Shear-jashub means _________________

Speedy is the pray (invading nation is coming). A remnant shall return.

SHEET #3 25. __________ is the name which has been used to introduce the idea of multiple writers because of the distinctive difference in style and content of Isaiah 1-39 and 40-66.

Dutro-Isaiah. (two Isaiahs)

SHEET #3 26. Known as the ___________, Jeremiah’s grief was for the sins of his nation and the fear of the destruction these sins brought upon it.

Weeping prophet

SHEET #3 27. While the prophets of Isaiah and Jeremiah stand out preeminently, one is not more important than the other there is a distinctive contrast in personalities. Isaiah is more _________ and _________. Jeremiah is more _______ and ___________.

Isaiah is more bold and fearless. Jeremiah is more gentle and compassionate.

SHEET #3 28. The context of Isaiah _______ the judgments were coming unless the nation turned. The context of Jeremiah told the nation the judgment was __________.

foretold

SHEET #3 29. _________ is a book of mourning because it looks back at the fall of Jerusalem in 586 B.C. in utter distress.

Lamentations

SHEET #3 30. Lamentations is composed of five ________ or melancholy poems arranged in an acrostic pattern.

ellogies

SHEET #3 31. Ezekiel prophesied during the Exile and has sometimes been called ______ or ________ because of the peculiar manner of his prophecies.

psychotic or schizophrenic

SHEET #3 32. The twelve chapters of Daniel take place during the __________ captivity and falls into two even sections of _________ and ________.

Babylonian 6 chapters of narrative 6 chapters of visions

SHEET #3 33. __________ is the king who made a golden image of himself and decreed all to bow down and worship it or be put to death.

Nebuchadnezzar

SHEET #3 34. The symbolism of the golden image in Daniel reflects ancient history from __________ to _________.

Babylonian to Rome

SHEET #3 35. Hosea’s marriage to Gomer symbolized Israel’s broken relationship with God by committing ________ by joining herself to Baal and other lovers.

spiritual adultery

SHEET #3 36. The central theme of Joel is the _________ and is connected to an unusually severe _________ plague.

the Day of the Lord locust

SHEET #3 37. _______ spoke against eight nations which God singled out for judgment speeches using the phrase “for three transgressions . . . even four.”

Amos

SHEET #3 38. The shortest prophetic book in the Old Testament is _____ and is concerned with the punishment and destruction of Edom.

Obadiah

SHEET #3 39. _____ addresses the concern of running from God’s service or His will.

Jonah

SHEET #3 40. Micah centers on _________, ___________, and _________.

social injustice, true worship, and false security.

SHEET #3 41. The fall of Ninevah is the main theme of the prophet ________.

Nahum

SHEET #3 42. The recurrent theme of Haggai is ___________.

rebuild the temple

SHEET #3 43. Zechariah placed a lot of emphasis on ______ as a way of divine communication.

visions

SHEET #3 44. _________ attacks God’s people for their general disregard for the law and proper worship.

Malachi