Zephaniah Flashcards

(36 cards)

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Zephaniah means

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means “The Lord hides” (active) or “He whom the Lord hides” (passive)

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He is the great-great-grandson of the godly king

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Hezekiah (2 Kings 18-20)

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Hezekiah was the only prophet of

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royal descent, being also a relative of the godly king Josiah in whose reign he ministered.

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4
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Zephaniah was written to

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Judah

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5
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the theme of Zephaniah is

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“The Day of the Lord”

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Generically, “The Day of the Lord” refers to

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judgment”

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7
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the day of the Lord eschatologically means

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the time from the tribulation through the millennium.

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8
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Zeph. 1-3:8 focuses on

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“the judgment aspect

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9
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3:9-20 focuses on

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the blessing aspect.

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10
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who was the king in Zephaniah

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Josiah

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11
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who found the Pentateuch (2 Kgs. 22:8-23:27).

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Hilkiah

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12
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Zephaniah was contemporary

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Jeremiah and Habakkuk

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13
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which books chronologically follow each other as each deals with the fall of Jerusalem to Babylon.

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Zephaniah, Habakkuk, and Lamentations (written by Jeremiah)

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14
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The Lord will bring judgment upon

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the entire earth

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15
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what will God do to the earth

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consume it and dwell upon it

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16
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what will the Lord do to Judah

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bring judgment upon it

17
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why was God bringing judgment upon Judah

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they were idolatrous and godless

18
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what will happen to Judah

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they will be punished

19
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what will Judah’s punishment be?

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they will loose their possessions

they will be helpless

20
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who will invade Judah

21
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The Lord will bring judgment upon the surrounding

22
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who will God judge in the west?

23
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what will happen to Philistia

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they will be “forsaken”, “desolate”, and “destroyed”

24
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who will God judge in the East

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Moab and Ammon

25
what will happen to Moab and Ammon
Vs. 8 = they reproached God’s people by taking their land Vs. 9 = they will become like Sodom and Gomorrah Vs. 11 = the Lord’s judgment will be “terrible”
26
who will God Judge in the South?
Ethiopia
27
what will happen to Ethiopia
they will be killed
28
who will God judge in the North
Assyria
29
what will happen to Assyria
they will be “desolate” and cursed
30
what is Jerusalem known as
“the oppressing city”
31
what was wrong with Jerusalem
She was filthy, polluted, and oppressing (vs. 1). | She was defiant and disobedient, (vs. 2-4).
32
what type of Judgment will the Lord bring upon the earth
fierce
33
what will happen to the Gentile nations
he will save them
34
what will happen to the gentile nations
they will go back to speaking one language
35
who will the Lord restore
Jewish nation
36
what will happen to the Jewish nation?
1. They will be forgiven (vs. 11-12, 14-15). 2. They will be sanctified (vs. 13). 3. They will be fearless (vs. 16-17). 4. They will be comforted (vs. 18). 5. They will be restored (vs. 19-20).