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what does the TaNak stand for?
Torah
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the torah is known as what?
the law
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the nevi'im is also known as what?
the prophets
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the ketuvim is also known as what?
the writings
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list 3 books found in the torah?
genesis
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list 3 books found in the nevi'im
joshua
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list 3 books found in the ketuvim
psalms
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what 2 languages was the old testament written in?
hebrew and aramic
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what 6 major themes do we see in the bible? explain what they mean
1. creation and the royal task2. rebellion and the fallout3. God's covenant with Israel4. Jesus and the kingdom of God5. the spread of the kingdom people6. the return of the King
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genesis chapters 1-11 is God and the \_____________ \_____________
whole world
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genesis chapters 12-50 is God and \_______________ \______________
abraham's family
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abraham is the father of \_______________ who is the father of Jacob who is the father of \______________
Isaac
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in genesis 1
Yahweh creates by bringing \_______________ and beauty out of \___________ and darkness
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list what God created on the 7 days of Creation
1. light2. sky3. land
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humans are the divine \_____________ \_____________
image bearers
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the hebrew word for image literally means \_______________
statue
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what are humans commissioned to do according to Yahweh?
steward and guard God's good world on His behalf
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what consequences result from humanity's selfishness and sin?
it leads to the fracturing of the divine human relationship and the ruin of human relationship on all levels
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how does Yahweh respond to human sin
He brings justice on rebellion offers grace by promising future blessing for His word
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give 1 example of the pattern of human in to consequences to grace
Abraham takes God's plan into his own hands and sleep with Hagar
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who does Yahweh initiate his plan to rescue humanity through
He brings justice on rebellion
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give one example of how Abraham's family in Genesis 12-50 put God's promises into jeopardy
rebellion
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how does God intervene to rescue abrahams family
He stays committed to their family and his promises and contantly intervenes to rescue them
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abraham sleeps with Hagar and they have a son named \_____________. he does on to establish the nation of \______________
Ismael
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abraham sleeps with sarah and they have a son named \_______________. he goes on to establish the nation of \_________________
Isaac
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God remains \____________ to his promises to \_______________
faithful
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why does the family of abaraham become a large tribe?
as a result o God's blessing
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why does God respond to Israel's cries
bc of Hid promise to Abraham
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who does God raise up to be Israel's deliverer?
Moses
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how does God describe Himself?
I am who I am
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who is the archetypal bad-guy in scripture
pharaoh
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what does it mean by the hardening of Pharaoh's heart
pharaoh's own choice to resist and God's response to such monstrous evil
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how does God predetermined Pharaoh's evil
he anticupates and responds to it
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how many times does Pharaoh relent and allow Israel to go but suddenly has a change if heart?
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why does God send plagues to Egypt
to show His power and divine justice
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how many plagues does God send?
10
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what is the goal of sending these plagues
to humble pharaoh and set Israel free
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list the 10 plagues
1. water to blood2. frogs3. gnats4. flies5. plague6. boils7. hail8. locusts9. darkness10. death on 1st born
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the \_______________ festival accomplishes Israel's redemption
passover
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what offering to the israelites present at the passover
the sacrifical substitute
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what does the passover and last supper have in common? how are these 2 events connected?
just like how the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites
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who passes over the bloody door frames?
the angel of death
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when is the word salvation used first in scripture?
when delivering Exodus as a divine deliverance
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the song claimms the exodus event shows that Israel's God is the \_____________ God among all others
true
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in the wilderness
God provides Manna which is Hebrew for
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who is called to become a "kingdom of preists"?
Israel
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God begins to give Israel the \_______________
Torah
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The torah begins with the 10 commandments
what are they?
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where does God take up personal residence among his people?
in the tabernacle
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what is the design and imagery of the tabernacle meant to recall?
the garden of eden
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what do the Israelites make and worship instead pf Yahweh?
a golden calf
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who oversees the tabernacle?
moses
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how are Moses and the poeple going to be able to dwell in the presence of a holy God?
the tabernacle
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who
surprisingly
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what event has damaged the relationship between Israel and Yahweh from Exodus 32?
the golden calf
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moses not entering the tent on Israel's behalf reveals what?
the relationship between Israel and God still needs to be repaired
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what is leviticus all about?
God's grace
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what are 7 literary structures with a symmectrical design in the book of Leviticus
1. ritual sacrifices2. ordination of preists3. laws abt ritual purity4. day of atonement and sacrifices5. laws abt moral purity6. qualification of the preists7. ritual calendar
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what are the 3 main solutions to the relational rupture between God and Israel?
rituals
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what are rituals?
symbolic behaviors packed with religious meaning
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what are preists?
unique ppl set apart to represent Israel by God
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what is purity?
symbolic and moral guidelines that mark Israel unique among the nations
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what are sacrifices
killing animals and performing symbolic actions with their blood
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what are sacred days?
setting apart certain days to retell stories abt their relationship with God: Sabbath
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list the 5 types of sacrifices
grain
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whhat are the two "thank you" sacrifices?
grain and fellowship offerings
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what are the 3 "im sorry" sacirfices?
burnt
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list 3 annual sacred days
passover
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what is passover?
retells the story of the 10th plague and God's redemption of Israel from slavery in Egypt
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what is pentecost?
50 days after passover
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day of atonement
an annual fast of repentance as the preists accomplished atonement Israel's sin
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who would enter on behalf of Israel after Moses?
Aaron and his sons
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what are two forms of purity Yahweh used to make Israel holy?
ritual purity & moral purity
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what is ritual purity?
symbolic practices that reminded Israel that every part of their life was lived in God's presence
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what is moral purity?
corresponds to God's goodness and sets them aprt from the other nations
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lists two ways you would be morally impure
secual impurity
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explain the day atonement and how it connects to Jesus
once a year all of the sins of Israel were atoned for by a critically important ritual
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in hebrew tradition the book of Exodus's name is "bamidbar" which means what?
in the wildnerness
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the pilgrimage should have taken 2 weeks but instead toom them \_______ years
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what is the organized structure for the Israel camp that is a symbol of God's holiness
God's presence in the tabernacle
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after 3 days
what is the temperament of the Israelites?
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what did Moses hope for the Israelites in the book of Deuteronomy?
a new and transformed heart
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what is the true motivation for obeying laws?
love
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who dies at the end of Deuternonomy?
Moses
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who is appointed as the new leader of Israel?
Joshua
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Deuteronomy means \___________________ and why?
2nd law
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who is the new leader of the Israelites?
Joshua
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when does the book of Joshua take place?
right after Moses had died and Israel is ready to enter the land
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the story of Joshua is designed with 4 main movements
what are they?
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what books make up the torah?
Genesis
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what is one way the Israelites celebrate the new Passover?
the new generation is circumcised
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who does Joshua speak to before battle?
angel of the Lord
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who leads the people to the promised land?
Joshua
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why does Yahweh ask for the circumcision of the Israelites
To set them apart
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why is the book of judges called judges?
it comes from the type of leaders Israel had during this period
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what is the repeated theme throughout the book of Judges?
spirit empowers judges
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who are the 3 main characters in Ruth?
Namoni
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When does the book of Ruth take place?
when the judges ruled
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what does namoni change her name to and why?
mara because it laments her tragic fate
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who is the family redeemer in the book of Ruth?
Boaz