Nations University BRS 123: Theology of the Hebrew Scriptures - Module 2

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What is the nature of God as seen in the Old Testament?

It is first seen in his self-revelation and illustrated by his concrete acts in the life of the people.

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What consistent message does the Old Testament offer?

It offers a consistent message with interwoven themes in diverse literary compositions.

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What does the Bible present itself as?

A book about God's activity in the world.

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How were prophetic predictions often characterized?

They were often conditional and acted as incentives toward right action.

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What did God promise Abraham?

That all peoples on earth would be blessed through him.

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What fundamental sin poisons the covenant relationship according to prophetic themes?

Spiritual adultery with idolatry.

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What does the Hebrew word 'know' sometimes embrace?

The idea of experience — to 'know' Yahweh in a spiritual way.

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What is the basic element in a covenant?

Loyalty.

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What do the attributes of God in the Old Testament testify to?

A wholesome portrait of God.

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What did God tell Moses he had done regarding Israel?

He had heard Israel's groaning and remembered his covenant.

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What lies at the core of the Hebrews' relationship with God?

The covenant.

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What does 'cult' denote?

Rituals performed in worship.

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What do the patriarchal stories begin with?

The promise of blessing.

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What was 'salvation' to Israel basically about?

Deliverance from a crisis.

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How did Hosea dramatize Israel's unfaithfulness?

By taking a wife of unfaithfulness.

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What emerges as a major event in Yahweh's activity?

The establishment of David's house.

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What was the object of God's saving activity in entering Canaan?

To make possible a new quality of life through covenant relationship.

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What does OT theology seek to understand?

Biblical themes as they develop during God's dealings with people in the biblical period.

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What was the salvation that Israel recalled on numerous occasions?

Deliverance from Egyptian slavery.

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What is a parity covenant?

One made between two parties of equal status.

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What is the absolute source of the created order?

God.

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What results when man gives in to temptation?

Sin.

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What does the physical creation serve as evidence of?

God's incomparability, wisdom, and care.

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What does the term 'image of God' describe?

The affinity in holiness that man has to God.

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What language is highlighted in the context of salvation/judgment?

The day of Yahweh.

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What was the basis of covenant law considered to be?

Important for understanding God.

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What was the concept of covenant before the time of Moses?

A common concept.

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What is an inaccurate statement about faith?

Faith is solely a mental condition.

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Who desired to build Yahweh a house?

David.