Bible 12-50 review Flashcards

1
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Two things to be a nation

A

Land and people

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2
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The image god uses when promising to give Abraham descendants

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The stars and grains of sand

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3
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definition of a covent

A

A binding agreement

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4
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two types of covenants

A

Royal Grant and Suzerian-vassov

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5
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The event foreshadowed in this story of abraham

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A nation will come from Abraham

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6
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How Genesis 22 and 12 are related

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In genesis 12 God called Abraham to let go of his past and in genesis 22 God is calling Abraham to let go of his future by sacrificing his son

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7
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The place of child sacrifice in the culture surrounding Abraham

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It was a acceptable practice for children to be sacrificed

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8
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The name Abraham gave to the mountain where he was going to sacrifce Issac and what it means

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He named the place Moriah, which means God will provide

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9
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The major difference between Issac and Jesus

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Issac was spared by a ram caught in the bushes to replace him and Jesus was the replacement of us

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10
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The familiar detail we learn about Rebekah

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She was childless and couldn’t conceive

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11
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What Esau means how does he live up to that name

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Esau means hairy and he is very hairy

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12
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What does Jacob mean how does he live up to that name

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Jacob means deceiver and he decides his father to get esaus birthright

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13
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what the birthright is

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The birthright was oldest son’s share of his father’s wealth (the oldest son got a double portion)

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14
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what the blessing that Issac gave and what it most likely means

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The blessing was most likely a patriarchal blessing. This blessing affected the destiny of the sons future

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15
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How Jacob gets Jacob-ed

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he works seven years to marry Racheal but Laban puts Leah under the veil. So he works another seven years to marry Rachel

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16
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examples of how Jacobs life is defined by deception and conflict

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When he marries Leah and when he decives his father

17
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what Jacobs name is changed to and what it now means

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his name is changed to Israel, which means struggled with God

18
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where Jacob is when the story starts and why this land is important

A

He is in the land of canaan

19
Q

why there is tension between the sons of Jacob

A

Jacob obviously favors Joseph which the rest of the other brothers don’t like. The brothers also didn’t like Joseph’s dreams about them bowing down to him

20
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where we see favoritism in this story

A

Jacob gives Joseph and rainbow coat

21
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how a slaughtered goat is used to deceive (how previously used to deceive)

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Jacob deicives his father being putting goats skin on so when Issac feels his skin he thinks its Esau

22
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the general family order and relationship of the four patriarchs and their families

A

Abraham, Issac, Jacob and Joseph

23
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the key phase throughout the story of Joseph

A

The lord was with Joseph

24
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The cupbearer dream

A

“Pharaoh will lift up your head”

25
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The baker dream

A

“Pharaoh will lift off your head”

26
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Pharaoh’s dream

A

Seven good cows are eaten by seven skinny cows

27
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Pharaoh’s dream #2

A

Seven healthy stalks of grain are eaten by seven skinny head of grain

28
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What Pharaoh’s dreams meant

A

there would be seven years of plants then seven years of famine

29
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Joseph’s up and down life

A

Joseph was sold into slavery by his brothers. He became Potiphar’s second. He is then put in prison. He interprets the baker and the cupbearers dreams. He then interprets pharaohs dreams and because pharaohs second in command. He is put in charge of the food storage for the famine.

30
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saving of his family

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Josephs bothers come to Egypt to buy food. They don’t recognize Joseph and he says that they must come back with their other bother. He puts silver in one of their bags of grain so they are forced to come back. He has dinner with his brothers and reveals to them who he is.

31
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what has changed in the bothers

A

They stand together