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Betts Notes Flashcards

1
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The theory of inspiration in which the writer falls into a trance.

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The ecstatic theory

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The theory of inspiration that God dictated to human writers.

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The dictation theory

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3
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The theory of inspiration that claims that the ability to write scripture is inspired in the same way as things such as musical talent and general creativity

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The Illumination theory

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4
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The theory of inspiration that the Bible becomes the word of God when humans interact with it

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The existential theory

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5
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The theory of inspiration which states that though the human author may err in his humanity, the message of the Holy Spirit comes through the imperfect text perfectly.

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The Limited Inspiration theory

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6
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God used human writers whom he prepared before the foundation of the earth to be the perfect instraments through which the word could be written, and in which those human authors writing with their own human purpose are guided by the spirit to write the exact words which God intended them to write.

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Plenary verbal inspiration theory.

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7
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Roughly how long did it take to write the OT?

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1,000 years

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8
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During what time period was the OT composed?

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1500-400 BC

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9
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Oldest complete hebrew test of OT

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Masoretic Text

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10
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what is the masora?

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the system of markings used to preserve the text.

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11
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To when does the masoretic text date?

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500-1000 AD

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12
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To when does the samaratan pentatuech date?

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about 1100 AD

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13
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To when do the dead sea scrolls date?

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About 200-100 BC

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14
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When was the septuagent translated?

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250-150 BC

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15
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What are the targums?

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aramaic translations/commentaries/paraphrases

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16
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To when do the targums date?

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As early as 150 to 1000AD

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17
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To when does the syriach pichetta date?

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100-200 AD

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18
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To when does the Vulgate date?

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382-405

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19
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How many books are in the Hebrew Bible?

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24

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20
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What are the dimensions of Israel?

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Roughly 150 by 50-65

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21
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Most important factor for settlement

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Water

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22
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Second most important factor for settlement

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defense

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23
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Third most important factor for settlement

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Food

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24
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Fourth most important factor for settlement

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building materials

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25
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Fifth most important factor for settlement

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communication (IE transportation)

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26
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In what chapter is the day of atonement found?

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Leviticus 16

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27
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The first person to reject Moses authorship?

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Abraham Ibn Ezra

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28
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By the middle of what century had the majority of scholars rejected moses authorship?

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18th

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29
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Who combined scholorship to develop a more fluent hypothesis of the documentary hypothesis?

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Julius Velhausen

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30
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The DHD document which dates to the 9th century BC

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J (Yahwist)

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31
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The DHD document from the southern kingdom

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J (yahwist)

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32
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The DHD document mostly concerning faith of the patriarchs

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J (yahwist)

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33
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The DHD document that presents God is mainly moral terms

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J (yahwist)

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34
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The DHD document of the northern kingdom

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E (elohist)

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35
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The DHD document dating to the 8th century BC

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E (elohist)

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36
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The DHD document that tends to be moralistic and prophetic

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E (elohist)

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37
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The DHD document dating to 630-600 BC

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D (Deuteronomistic)

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38
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The DHD document which is sermonic in style

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D (Deuteronomistic)

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39
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The DHD document which has a strict adherence to the notion of blessing and curse

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D (Deuteronomistic)

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40
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The DHD document dating from 500-450 BC

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P (Priestly)

41
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The most legalistic of the DHD documents

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P (Priestly)

42
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The first DH Pillar

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Textual reference to Moses

43
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The second DH Pillar

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Anachronism

44
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The third DH Pillar

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Differences in the divine name

45
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The fourth DH Pillar

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Differences in language and style

46
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The fifth DH pillar

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Differences between how God and humans are portrayed

47
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The sixth DH pillar

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duplicate narrative and doublets

48
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Betts key word for genesis

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Beginning

49
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Blessing (Betts theme)

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Genesis

50
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How many times blessing occurs in genesis

A

88

51
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Covenant and Election (Betts theme)

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Genesis

52
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Monotheism (Betts theme)

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Genesis

53
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Sin (Betts theme)

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Genesis

54
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Origin (Betts theme)

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Genesis

55
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Betts key word for exodus

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Salvation

56
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God redeems and made a covenant with a people based on the promises to the patriarchs (Betts theme)

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Exodus

57
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The electing and powerful grace of God (Betts theme)

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Exodus

58
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God’s faithfulness to keep his promise to which he commits himself (Betts theme)

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Exodus

59
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Israel chosen as a peculiar people to reflect God to the nations (Betts theme)

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Exodus

60
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The God “I Am” who is greater than all the gods who are not (Betts theme)

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Exodus

61
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The law is God’s will for his people (Betts theme)

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Exodus

62
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The tabernacle as a representation of heaven on earth, highlighted by God’s manifest presence (Betts theme)

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Exodus

63
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Early date for the exodus

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1446

64
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Late date for the exodus

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1267

65
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The key word of leviticus

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Holiness

66
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Key verse of leviticus

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19:2 you shall be holy for i am holy

67
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Sacrifices and offerings (Betts theme)

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Leviticus

68
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Cleaness and uncleaness (Betts theme)

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Leviticus

69
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Holy Living (Betts theme)

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Leviticus

70
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Spiritual Leadership (Betts theme)

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Leviticus

71
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Remembrance and celebration (Betts theme)

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Leviticus

72
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The book which is mostly presented as direct revelation

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Leviticus

73
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The burnt offering

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for sin in general (atonement)

74
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the grain offering

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signify first fruits and declare all of harvest to be God’s

75
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fellowship offering

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3 types of offerings associated with celebration

76
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thanks offering

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voluntary fellowship offering of thankfulness

77
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vow or votive offering

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voluntary vow offering God something in return for his hearing their wish

78
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free will offering

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a large meal of thankfulness to God

79
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Sin Offering

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offering cleansing a person in order that they can access God in order to do a burnt offering

80
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Guilt offering

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a offering given after someone has offended another person in some way. It is an offering of retribution.

81
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The feast of unlevelened bread

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commemorates Israels hasty departure from egypt

82
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First fruits

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done on sunday after first sheath of grain is seen in harvest

83
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Festival of weeks

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Pentecost. a celebration of the end of the wheat harvest

84
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Festival of trumpets

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celebration of civil new year

85
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Day of Atonement

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Yom Kippur. Priest offering sacrifice for sins of the people

86
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Feast of tabernacles

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fruit harvest festival which commemorates God’s provision in the wilderness.

87
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Purim

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Celebrated deliverance from the threats of Haman

88
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Mana (Bett’s theme)

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Numbers

89
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A warning not to stop short of God’s best (betts theme)

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Numbers

90
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God’s presence (betts theme)

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Numbers

91
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Be aware of temptation before God’s people (betts theme)

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Numbers

92
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The establishment of new leadership (betts theme)

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Numbers

93
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Key word of Deuteronomy

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Renewal

94
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Avoid idolatry and destroy places of worship (betts theme)

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Deuteronomy

95
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Regular worship at one location (betts theme)

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Deuteronomy

96
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God shows his love for his people by making them his own and giving them the good land (betts theme)

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Deuteronomy

97
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A great deal of concern for the poor and needy (betts theme)

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Deuteronomy

98
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What chapter of the Bible is written like a suzerain treaty?

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Exodus 20 (ten commandments)

Old Testament 1a (6 decks)

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