Test 1

Question 1

Major themes (7)

Answer 1

Divine relation, creation,covenant relationship, movement of God, Decalogue, Prophecy, and development of faith

Question 2

3500 B.C.

Answer 2

non Biblical writings

Question 3

1000 B.C.

Answer 3

1st Biblical writings

Question 4

Self revelation

Answer 4

God revealing himself

Question 5

Covenant/ mark of the covenant

Answer 5

a Promise, circumcision in Hebrew times and baptism now

Question 6

Impure Jews

Answer 6

Jews who married a person who wasn’t of the Jewish race. i.e Babylonian. these people later became the Samaritans

Question 7

Hebrew canonization of O.T.

Answer 7

Thought that there were only 24 books. 4 stages of the books

Question 8

JDEP theory

Answer 8

A therory that proposes that the first 5 books were really 4 writings made into 5. and they believe that moses did not write them

Question 9

Bara

Answer 9

Hebrew term for create. it has: perfection, design, harmony. was used when God created the world

Question 10

Theodicy

Answer 10

The doctrine of evil. 3 proposed ideas: humans introduced it, there is no evil, and God created evil.
Lucifer was cast out of heaven down to earth and was evil

Question 11

Doublet

Answer 11

Dual telling of a single story. two different accounts or interpretations

Question 12

Torah

Answer 12

The Law

Question 13

Monotheism

Answer 13

belief of 1 God or deity

Question 14

Reason to study the O.T.

Answer 14

for theology, the law, and literature

Question 15

A living book

Answer 15

The Bible is still revealing to us today

Question 16

Major divisions

Answer 16

formative period, period of prophets, period of priests

Question 17

Greatest error of the hebrews

Answer 17

they misunderstood why God chose them

Question 18

Sacred history

Answer 18

the Bible isnt just history, but has divine elements

Question 19

inerrant

Answer 19

without error

Question 20

infallible

Answer 20

incapable of error

Question 21

Divine inspiration

Answer 21

God holding sway over the author, “telling them what to write/ inspiring them.

Question 22

Authority of the Christian religion

Answer 22

The Bible

Question 23

Biblos

Answer 23

Hebrew for “little writings”

Question 24

Hieroglyphics

Answer 24

the egyptians pictoral writings

Question 25

Eastern culture vs. Western

Answer 25

The bible was created in eastern

Question 26

Chronos

Answer 26

Keeping orderly time

Question 27

Chronos

Answer 27

Keeping orderly time

Question 28

Kairos

Answer 28

taking a measurement of time

Question 29

Core concept of OT/ Bible

Answer 29

The covenant

Question 30

Oral transmissions

Answer 30

stories told by mouth

Question 31

Pentateuch

Answer 31

First 5 books of the Bible

Question 32

Eretz

Answer 32

a geographical territory

Question 33

Adamah

Answer 33

Hebrew for 'ground'

Question 34

Genesis

Answer 34

A comprehensive introduction

Question 35

Shabat

Answer 35

Hebrew for 'rest'

Question 36

First reference to suffering servant

Answer 36

Genesis 3:15

Question 37

Babel

Answer 37

A tower built to reach God, but God punished them by making them speak different languages

Question 38

Major religions developed from Hebrews (3)

Answer 38

Islam, Christianity, Judaism

Question 39

Orgin of Evil

Answer 39

3 theories, God created it, humans introduced it, and there is no evil

Question 40

Passover

Answer 40

Jewish holiday that originated from when God killed the egyptians first born sons and passed over the Israelite

Question 41

10 Plagues of Egypt

Answer 41

for enslaving Gods people. Water to blood, Frogs, lice, flies, livestock, boils,hail, locusts, darkness, and killing of the firstborn

Question 42

Tabernacle

Answer 42

a mobile church that was made of 3 parts; the outer court, the holy place and the holy of holies

Question 43

Cuneiform writings

Answer 43

the early writings by the Samaritans

Question 44

Evangelical scholarship

Answer 44

the belief that the Bible is the divine word of God

Question 45

2 camps in Biblical scholarships

Answer 45

liberal; leaving the Bible open to interpretation by an individual conservative; strictly following what the Bible says