OT Unit 4 Exam

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What are the 2 characteristic features of Hebrew Poetry?

Parallelism and Meter

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What is Parallelism?

Relationship between ideas expressed within the phrases of a poetic line.

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What are the 3 major types of parallelism?

Synonymous, Antithetical, Synthetic

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Explain how meter/rhythm impacted Hebrew poetry.

Meter effects the tone of writing

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Why were most of the psalms probably composed?

To accompany acts of worship in the temple

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Why is the book divided into 5 books / divisions / sections?

Imitation of the Pentateuch

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What type of Psalm appears most often in the book?

Lament

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How many psalms have superscripts / annotations?

116

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How many of the Psalms have David in their superscription?

73

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What does the book of Lamentations consist of?

Communal laments over Jerusalem

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To whom was Lamentations originally ascribed?

Jeremiah

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What is distinctive about the first 4 of the 5 poems in the book of Lamentations?

They are alphabetic acrostics

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For what occasion was Lamentations composed?

To commemorate the fall of Jerusalem

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The content of Song of Song is commonly described as a collection of what?

Poems of human love and courtship

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Why is Song of Songs traditionally associated with Solomon?

The appearance of his name and he wrote songs

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How has Song of Songs been interpreted in Christian tradition?

Allegory of the love of Christ for the church

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What name does not appear in Song of Songs?

God or Yahweh

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How can wisdom be simply defined?

The search for successful living

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What are the two types of wisdom literature in OT?

Practical and Reflective

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What is the “key” to wisdom?

The fear of the Lord

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What are the 4 main parts of Proverbs?

Chapter 1, 10, 22, and 25

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How many appendixes are attached to Proverbs?

5

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Which parts of Proverbs are connected with Solomon?

10: 1-22, 16, 25: 1-29, 27

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Book 3 of the collection of Proverbs shows similarities to the wisdom tradition of what nation?

Egypt

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Why is Proverbs associated with Solomon?

His reputation as a wise man

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What type of wisdom literature is Proverbs?

Practical

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What is the aim of Job?

Probing the depths of faith in spite of suffering

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What does the Job of poetic material demand from God?

An explanation of divine purpose

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Job is an example of what type of wisdom literature?

Speculative

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Give a description of Job based on Job 1-2

A righteous man, suffers loss, but does not complain

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Who were Jobs three friends who sought to comfort him?

Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar.

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How many rounds of speeches are contained in Jobs dialogue with his friends?

3

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Who is Elihu?

Man who makes 4 speeches ignored by previous characters and Yahweh in Epilouge

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What does the author of Ecclesiastes seek to understand?

The meaning of human existence and the good that man can find in life

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How does the speaker in the book characterize all of life?

Vanity, a breath, unsubstantial and fleeting

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What is the pen name of the speaker? (Ecclesiastes)

Qoheleth

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What English word best captures the meaning of the Hebrew term Qoheleth?

Teacher

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Ecclesiastes is an example of what type of wisdom literature?

Speculative

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Why is Ecclesiastes traditionally associated with Solomon?

The writer is a skilled writer and teacher

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The story of Ruth is set in the days of what?

The writings

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What is Ruths ethnic heritage?

Moabite

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How are Ruth and Boaz related to David?

Great-Grandparents

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Who is Elimelech?

Husband of Naomi

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Who is Naomi?

Wife of Elimelech, Mother of Chilion and Mahlon

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Who is Ruth?

Moabite wief of Mahlon.

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Who is Orpah?

Moabite wife of Chiion

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Who is Boaz?

Kinsman of Elimelech

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What are the Megilloth?

The 5 rolls of the Hebrew Bible

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Esther is read at what Jewish feast?

Purim

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Why was Esthers reception into scripture long disputed by Jewish Rabbis?

It does not mention Yahweh

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What is the setting of Esther?

Persian Period, 486-465 BC

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Who is Ahasuerus?

King of Persia who made Esther queen

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Who is Vashti?

Queen before Esther

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Who is Mordecai?

Jewish guardian of Esther

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Who is Esther?

Jew who was made Queen, and saved her people

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Who is Haman?

Villain of Esther who wants to annihilate the Jews

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Daniel is an example of the first great work of?

Apocalyptic

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Apocalyptic literature attempts to convey actual history

False

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Where else does the name of Daniel appear in Jewish lierature?

Ezekiel

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What are the purposes of the 6 stories and 4 visions in Daniel?

Illustrates how faithful Jews were enabled by divine aid to triumph

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What is the theme of Daniel?

The rule / kingdom of Yahweh will prevail over the Kingdoms of the earth

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What are the two possible dates for the composition of Daniel?

600-500 or 167-164 BC

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Who were the 3 young men exiled with Daniel?

Hananiah, Mishael, Azariah

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What is the story in Daniel chapter 3?

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego

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What is the story in Daniel chapter 6?

Daniel in the lions den