Old Testament Survey Unit 5 (Global University)
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As seen in Nahum, promiscuity, cruelties, and false security led to judgment for
Nineveh
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Nineveh fell in
612 BC
The reminder "the righteous will live his faith" (Habakkuk 2:4) was part of God's promise to
judge Babylon later for its wickedness
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Habakkuk's prayer and song of faith show that
even true believers sometimes experience doubt
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Zephaniah means
"the Lord hides"
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Zephaniah affirmed that
God would rejoice over His people
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Obadiah foretold God's judgment on Edom because of their
pride and treatment of Israel
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The last prophet to Judah before the nation's fall was
Jeremiah
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Jeremiah was called the Weeping Prophet because of
his many tears and tender heart
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Lamentations 1-4 use a literary device known as
an acrostic
The book of Ezekiel is set in
Babylon
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Ezekiel means
"God strengthens"
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The themes of Ezekiel are
God's judgment on Judah and encouragement of the Jewish captives
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The king of Tyre is addressed in Ezekiel
28
The terms Gog and Magog refer to
the ultimate foe of God's people
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The primary theme of Daniel is
divine sovereignty
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"Apocalyptic" comes from a Greek word meanig
"to unveil or reveal"
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Who took control of Babylon in 539 BC?
Cyrus
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In Daniel's visions, Media-Persia was represented by both the statue's
chest of silver and the bear
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Daniel 9 describes Daniel's vision of
the seventy "sevens"
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Who was governor of Judah during the time of Haggai?
Zerubbabel
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Haggai prophesied that the
glory of God would be greater in the rebuilt temple
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Haggai's fourth message emphasized that
the Day of the Lord will exalt the godly
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The book of Zechariah is divided into how many major sections?
two
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In Zechariah, the truth that Israel's sin and wickedness would be sent away was illustrated by the
woman in a basket
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Zechariah's messianic prophesy about thirty pieces of silver was quoted in
Matthew
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Zechariah 9:9 prophesied that the Messiah
would ride on a donkey as Israel's king
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Malachi means
"my messenger"
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The purpose of the book of Malachi is to
call God's people back to spiritual vitality
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In Malachi, God brought charges against His people for
engaging in unlawful divorce and failing to tithe
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The differences between the Old and New Testaments are called their
discontinuity
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The people of God in the New Testament are known as
soteriological
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A difference between the Old and New Testaments involves the
historical and political contexts
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One difference between the testaments relates to
sacrificial requirements
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Scholars refer to the Scriptures' unity in divine intent and purpose as
continuity
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"Heilsgeschichte" is a German term for
salvation history
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The Old and New Testaments should be read
together, acknowledging their unity and diversity
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A passage of Scripture that relates historical details without intending to teach behavior is
descriptive
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A phrase's surrounding words or verses is called its
context
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Using solid principles of interpretation, believers should see the entire Old Testament as
both prescriptive and descriptive
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Nahum's message was directed to
Nineveh
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Habakkuk emphasized the themes of
God's judgment of sin in His time and living by faith
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Zephaniah was a prophet to
Judah
Zephaniah's theme was
the Day of the Lord
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Obadiah's prophecy addressed the people of
Edom
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Jeremiah was a prophet to
Judah
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The book of Lamentations expresses grief over
the fall of Judah and Jerusalem
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Lamentations 3:22-23 reminds believers of God's
faithfulness and unfailing love.
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Ezekiel was
Both a prophet and a priest
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Ezekiel 40-48 describes
a new temple
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To illustrate God's bearing the sin of Israel, God had Ezekiel
lay on his side for 390 consecutive days
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Daniel was deported to Babylon in
605 BC
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In Daniel's visions, Babylon is represented by the statue's
head of gold and the lion with wings
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In Daniel's visions, Greece is represented by the statue's
Bronze belly and the leopard with four wings
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Concerning eschatology, the Assemblies of God hold to
a premillennial view
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Haggai encouraged the people to rebuild
the temple
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Haggai prophesied to encourage
Zerubbabel and Joshua
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Haggai's theme is conveyed using command, encouragement, warning, and
promise of blessing
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Zechariah was born in
Babylon
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Jesus' ride into Jerusalem on a donkey was prophesied by
Zechariah
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The term God-breathed is referred to as
"inspiration"
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The Old Testament people of God are known as
revelatory
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A difference between the Old and New Testaments involves God's
provision of salvation
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The similarities of the Old and New Testaments are referred to as
continuity
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A passage of Scripture that was written with the intent to teach is
prescriptive
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