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

A

Trust in God & affirmation of praise

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12
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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.

17
Q

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

18
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What is the begnning of wisdom?

A

The Fear of the Lord

19
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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 _______________.

21
Q

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

22
Q

Ten Subjects of Meaninglessness

A

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

23
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The songs of Solomon appears to be a celebration of marital love.

24
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Proverbs are not promises, and not strict commands, but rather general principles based on observation and human experience.

25
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.
True
26
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
B. Dissappointment/Forgiveness
27
The Song of Solomon is a book in which views are split forming an allegory.
True
28
From your Bible reading, what word is used repeatedly throughout Ecclesiastes to express the author’s reflection on various pursuits of joy without God?
Vanity