Chapter 12 - Poetry and Wisdom Flashcards

1
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What common characteristics are in Hebrew Poetry?

A
  1. Some rhyming
  2. Meter/rhythm
  3. Parallelism in various forms
  4. Chiasm
  5. Acrostics
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2
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What are the three types of parallelism?

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  1. Synonymous
  2. Contrasting
  3. Completed thought
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3
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The two kinds of wisdom literature discussed in class are proverbs and dialogues/monologues.

A

True

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4
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The Greek name for Psalms is _____________.

A

Psalmos

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5
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The Hebrew for Psalms is _______________.

A

Tehellim

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6
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How many psalms are in the book of Psalms?

A

150

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7
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How many “books” are there in the collection of Psalms?

A

5

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8
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Penitential Psalms are about the _______________ ___ _____.

A

Confession of Sins

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9
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Messianic Psalms describes some aspects of the _____________.

A

Messiah

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10
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Imprecatory Psalms calls for ______ _______________.

A

God’s judgment

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11
Q

Lament is a statement for someone’s _______ __ ____ and _____________ ___ ________.

A

Trust in God & affirmation of praise

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12
Q

Theodicy is the _____________ ___ ______.

A

Problem of evil

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13
Q

Job creates a balanced view of the ____________________ __________________.

A

Retribution Principle

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14
Q

Which book is known for reading like a play?
A. Psalms
B. Proverbs
C. Job

A

C. Job

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15
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What are the themes of Job?

A
  1. Theodicy
  2. Retribution Principle
  3. Trust
  4. A needed Mediator
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16
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Proverbs are didactic or instructional in nature.

A

True

17
Q

It is known that Solomon wrote majority of the Proverbs, but not all of them.

A

True

18
Q

What is the begnning of wisdom?

A

The Fear of the Lord

19
Q

What are the themes of Proverbs?

A
  1. The Fear of the Lord
  2. Relationships
  3. Wise vs. Foolish
  4. The Tongue
  5. Human sexuality
20
Q

The Hebrew name for Ecclesiastes is _______________.

A

Qoheleth

21
Q

The author for the Songs of Solomon and Ecclesiastes is vaguely anonymous.

A

True

22
Q

Ten Subjects of Meaninglessness

A

Human Wisdom, Labor, Selfish Purposes, Rivalry, Greed, Fame, Insatiability, Coveting, Frivolity, and Awards.

23
Q

The songs of Solomon appears to be a celebration of marital love.

A

True

24
Q

Proverbs are not promises, and not strict commands, but rather general principles based on observation and human experience.

A

True

25
Q

We can understand the book of Proverbs as teaching positively the wisdom of God and Ecclesiastes as teaching the negative lessons learned from not living wisely.

A

True

26
Q

Which of the following is NOT one of the four main themes of the Song of Solomon according to Baylis?
A. Presence/Absence
B. Disappointment/Forgiveness
C. Physical attraction
D. Experience of one-fleshness between male and female

A

B. Dissappointment/Forgiveness

27
Q

The Song of Solomon is a book in which views are split forming an allegory.

A

True

28
Q

From your Bible reading, what word is used repeatedly throughout Ecclesiastes to express the author’s reflection on various pursuits of joy without God?

A

Vanity