Review Flashcards - Genesis and Early Biblical Concepts

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Vocabulary flashcards covering key terms from the lecture notes on Genesis and early biblical concepts.

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Historical Critical Method

A method used to understand the Bible in its historical and cultural context.

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Canon

The official list of books considered part of the Bible.

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Genesis

The first book of the Bible, containing stories of creation.

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Diaspora

When people are dispersed from their homeland.

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Pentateuch / Torah

The first five books of the Bible (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy); also known as the Torah.

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Stories of Creation

Stories found in Genesis that explain the origins of the world and humanity

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Priestly Source & Yahwist Source

Two of the sources believed to have contributed to the Pentateuch.

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The Flood

A story about a catastrophic event where God sent a flood to destroy the wicked, but spared Noah, his family, and animals.

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Theological Hermeneutics

Interpreting biblical texts and applying them to one's life.

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Literary Criticism

Analyzing literature -- in this case, biblical texts, using literary methods.

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Deuterocanonical books

Books included in the Catholic Old Testament but not in the Protestant Bible.

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Traditional belief about the authorship of the Pentateuch

The belief that Moses wrote the Pentateuch

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Anthropomorphic Terms

Describes God in human terms, giving God human characteristics.

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Tanak

Refers to the Hebrew Scriptures

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Theological Hermeneutics attempts to:

Attempts to reveal the divine authorship and message of biblical texts

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Hermeneutic theological interpretation of Cain and Abel

The interpretation of the story of Cain and Abel suggesting humans are violent but God is merciful.

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Hermeneutic theological interpretation of the Flood

The interpretation of the Flood, suggesting humans are sinners but capable of good, and God is merciful.

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Wisdom Literature

Psalms, Ecclesiastes, and Proverbs

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Prophetic Category

Ezekiel, Jeremiah, and Isaiah

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The Pentateuch

Genesis, Exodus, and Deuteronomy

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Covenant

An agreement or partnership between God and human beings

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Written tradition

Preserving tradition through writing

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Canon

Rules or measurement for books to be considered part of the Bible

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Diaspora

The spread of people from their homeland.

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Main difference between Genesis 1-11 and 11-50

Genesis 1-11 are primeval and mythic stories.