Christian Worldview exam 2

Bethel translates as:

House of God

what was the 3 p’s of the partial kindom?

Isrealites, Isreal, God’s presence in the temple

Draw the camp of Isreal

List the OT books

Genesis

Exodus

Leviticus

Numbers

Deuteronomy

Joshua

Judges

Rother

1 samuel

2 samuel

1 kings

2 kings

1 chronicles

2 Chronicles

Ezra

Nehemiah

Esther

Job

Psalms

Proverbs

Ecclesiastes

Song of Songs

Isaiah

Jeremiah

Lamentations

Ezekiel

Daniel

Hosea

Joel

Amos

Obadiah

Jonah

Micah

Nahum

Habakkuk

Zephaniah

Haggai

Zechariah

Malachi

What imagery is in the tabernacle?

Images of Eden/Cosmos/Creation

What was the law’s purpous?

to set isreal apart; not to save them from their sins

What was a judge in the OT?

a leader/ judge/ or deliver. Commonly regional.

Who was the first judge?

Samuel

The order of most sin":

to see, to see as good, to take.

Perished kingdom 3 p’s

no people, God’s presence is banished, God’s rule and blessing is repleced by disobedience and curse

What is wisdom?

begins with fear of the lord

rooted in creation

the ability to cope with daily problems and exercise occupation skills

exerciesed through academic learning

to walk in righteousness and justice

to exerceis self-control

to grow in our knowledge of God

What is proverbs attributed to?

the davidic king: Solomon

What are the proverbs?

observations of how the world works, but from a perspective of faith

in what perspective are the proverbs written?

a father to a child

What is the comparison in proverbs?

between a foolish person and a wise one.

are proverbs always apliclable?

No, proverbs are wise truisms, but not prophetic laws.

Theme of Job

Reverse Retribution is not true (suffering does not equal previous sin)

What does jOb teach about Satan?

He is on a leash (Adversary’s leash)

The theme of Ecclesiastes

The fall- the idea of futility in life, that all is fleeting and nothing matters. “fear the Lord, enjoying His earthly blessings knowing they will not ultimately satisfy.”

Jesus as Wisdom

Jesus is the wisdom embodied/enacted

Psalms was written over a period of _______ years

1,000

How many psalms are there?

150

What are the psalms 1-41?

Introduction; DAvids conflict with saul

What are Pslams 42-72?

David’s kingship

What are pslams 73-89?

Wrestling with Exile and Judgement

What are psalms 90-106?

God reigns and deals faithfully with his covenant people

what are psalms 107-150?

The returning exiles Praise for coming restoration

How many books of psalms are there?

5

the 3 p’s for:

the pattern

the perished

the promised

the partial

the prophesied

List chronologiclaly

Creation

Adam & Eve

The Fall

Cain & Abel

Lamech

Great Flood

Tower of Babel

Call of Abram

Covenant with Abraham

Birth of Isaac

Birth of Esau & Jacob

Israel in Egypt

The Exodus

Covenant at Sinai

Israel in the Wilderness

conquest of canaan

battle of jericho

achan’s rebellion

covenant renewal at sechem

judges 300-400 years

samuel

saul annointed

david and goliath

david annointed as king

david becomes king

solomon becomes king

first temple built

rehoboam becomes king

isreal divided in 2 kingdoms

fall of samaria 722 BC

Isreal in exile

Babylon defeats Assyria

Josiah dies in battle

fall of jerusalem

Judah in exile

Cyrus’ Decree

Return from Exile in Babylon

2nd Temple Built

Walls of Jerusalem Rebuilt

Greeks Invade Under Alexander the Great

Maccabean Revolt

Major prophets

Isaiah

Jeremiah

Ezekiel

Minor prophets

Hosea

Joel

Amos

Obadiah

Jonah

Micah

Nahum

Habakkuk

Zephaniah

Zechariah

Malachi

First king to invade isreal

Tiglath-Pileser III

second king to invade isreal

Shalmaneser V (fall of samaria)

3nd king to invade isreal

Sennacherib

3 main periods of eras under Isaiah

time of prosperity

Crisis under king ahaz

crisis under king hezekiah

Message of Isreal

the HOly One of Isreal on His throne

Theme of Jeremiah

Judah and Exile; message of repentance

What 3 primary events happened in 2nd Samuel?

The reign of King David

Return of Ark to Jerusalem

Davidic Covenant

What 4 primary events occured in 1-2 kings?

reign of Soloman

Expansion of the kingdom

Isreals Golden Age under Soloman

Temple built

What king divided Isreal?

Rehoboam

what side of the cival war was Jerusalam?

Judah- south- Rehoboam

Who ruled the northern kindom?

Jeroboam

Significance of Jerimiah 31

God’s promise of a future return from exile