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Chapter 2 Test Flashcards

1
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What is the Theme of Ruth

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Bright side of life of the times of the Jews

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What are the Major Themes of Ruth

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To show that a gentile could become a jew.

Davids Line - Ruth is David’s Great grandmother.

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What are the Theo Sigs of Ruth

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Kinsmen redeemer - Type of christ, had to be a relative, able and willing to redeem, able to meet the demands of the law. Blessings of God given to a gentile.

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Theme of I Samuel

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Origin of the Monarchy and the kingdom.

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Major themes of 2 Samuel

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Samuel and the loss of the ark of the covenant.

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2 Sins of Saul on II Samuel

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Presumption and Incomplete obedience.

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Anointed by Samuel…

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Service of music in the court of Saul

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Great event in I Samuel

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Establishment of the monarchy

Judges showed the need for a Godly king

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3 reasons Israel wanted a king

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  1. Wanted a leader in battle
  2. The age of Samuel and the character of his sons.
  3. They wanted to be like the nations around them.
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10
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3 Great OT individuals

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Samuel, Saul, David

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Theme of II Samuel

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The book of Israel’s history during the reign of David.

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12
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Who was Ishbosheth

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King over 11 tribes David was over Judah

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13
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What nation did David capture

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Jerusalem “City of David”

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What is the Davidic Covenant

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The significance of it, Christ’s eternal fulfillment.

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What were the family troubles that David had.

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Bathsheba, and uriah, pays 4 fold

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16
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What does Sheba do?

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Leads a revolt of the Benjamites

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17
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What was the famine a result of in II Samuel

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Saul’s sin against the Gibeonites

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What was the sin of numbering in II Samuel what was the result.

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Problem with trusting in the stregnth of flesh 70,000 die in the pestilence.

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What was the Theo Sig of II Samuel

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The life of David a man after God’s own heart.

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Book of I kings theme

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Book of Disruption, height and devision of the kingdom.

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Book of II Kings theme

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Book of Dispensations, decline and Captivities of the kingdom

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Major themes of I and II Kings

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Solomon’s Wisdom/ temple, Reheboam and Jeroboam; Split the kingdom over tax issue.

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23
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Theo Sigs of I and II kings

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Northern kingdom is Israel
Number of tribes
In 722 Israel is captured by the Samaritans

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I chronicles theme

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Book of religious history, reign of David plus covenant.

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II Chronicles theme

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Book of Religious history reign of solomon =davidic kings = judah

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Important people in I and II Chronicles

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Saul David Solomon

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27
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Major Theme of I Chronicles

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Preparations for building the temple reign of David

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28
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Major themes of II Chronicles

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Reign and the building of the temple

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29
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Theo Sigs of I and II Chronicles

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I Rule of davidic kings + Judah special attention stats and official aspects of temple.
II Emphasis on temple priesthood

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30
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3 leaders of the returns

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Daniel, Ezekiel, and Jeremiah

31
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3 Restoration prophets

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Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi

32
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Theme of Ezra

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The book of Spiritual restoration and rebuilding the temple.

33
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Chapters 1-6 in Ezra include

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Zurubbable leads first return and is related to david

34
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The Second return is led by who in Ezra.

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Ezra

35
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Major theme in Ezra

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Samaritans come along

36
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Theo Sigs of Ezra

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A. The providence of God is evident

B. The heart of the people to do the work is seen.

37
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Theme of the book of Nehemiah

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Book of political restoration with the rebuilding of the walls.

38
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Who was Nehemiah

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A cupbearer and a Governor

39
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How were the walls to be built

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Little sections at a time.

40
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Problems within the city in Nehemiah

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Debt, Mortgages and high interest

41
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Who was opposed to the building of the walls in Nehemiah?

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Sanballot, Tobiah, Geshem

42
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Theo Sigs of Nehemiah

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a. The impact of a mans passion

b. The heart of the people to do work is seen

43
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Them of the book of Esther

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Book of preservation of Israel in captivity through the providence of God

44
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Other Themes in Esther

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To show God’s providential care of his people.
To give a picture of jewish life during the exile.
To show the origin of the feast of purim - a time of rejoicing.

45
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What does Mordecai do in the book of Esther.

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Saves the kings life

46
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What does Haman plot to do in the book of Esther?

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To get rid of Mordecai

47
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What was the Law of Medes and Persians in the book of Esther?

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Once a law was passed it was considered final and could not be changed.

48
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Theo Sigs of Esther

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The providence of God is very evident - hand of God is clearly seen.

49
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What is odd about Esther

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Name of God is not mentioned in the 10 chapters.

50
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Themes of the Books of poetry.

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Emphasis on experiences of life.
Concerned with individuals.
Deals with the human heart.

51
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Parallelism definition

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the practice of balance one thought by a corresponding thought containing approximately the number of words or a correspondence in thoughts.

52
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Theme of the book of Job

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Why do christians suffer?

53
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When was Job written

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2100

54
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Major Characteristics of Job

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Testing Job
Comfort of speeches - 3 friends
Speeches of Elibu and Job’s response
God speaks and Job responds

55
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What does Job tell us about Satan

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He is able to go into the presence of God. Has the power to afflict the saved. His power is restricted by God, He is not Omniscient, Omnipresent, Omnipotent, He is the accuser

56
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Theo Sigs of Job

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The christian and suffering

57
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Them of the book of Psalms

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Jewish hymn book of worship for the believer to commence with God

58
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Authors of Psalms

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David, Asaph, Decedents of Korah (Levites) Solomon, Ethan, Heman, Moses.

59
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Orphan Psalms

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No specific author given

60
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Use of the psalms

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  1. Temple traveling pilgrimage Psalms- sung by jews while traveling to Jerusalem for the 3 main feast days.
  2. Public temple psalms- sung by the jews during the holy days
  3. Private Temple psalms- sung by the jews while bringing their personal offerings.
  4. Personal Worship Psalms – sung by the jews in their daily, personal lives.
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Theo sigs of Psalms

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Book of prayer and praise

Jewish hymnbook for worship

62
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Definition of Proverbs

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Proverbial teachings one of the most ancient

methods of teaching

63
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Them of the book of proverbs

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Book of Practical Divine wisdom for daily living on earth.

64
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Comparison between Psalms and Proverbs

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Comparison_ Proverbs Psalms
Believer living Believer on his knees praying
Love toward men The heart before God
Practical Wisdom Songs of devotion
Wiscom Worship.

65
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What do we need for Proverbs

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Context

66
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Proverbs shows both

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Wisdom and Knowledge

67
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Theo Sigs of Proverbs

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a. Major subjects- Wisdom, anger, family, fear of God.
b. what a person believes should impact their behavior.
c. a father speaking to his son

68
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Theme of Ecclesiastes

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Book states that all in this world is vanity and concludes with the need to fear God and keep his commandments.

69
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Name of Ecclesiastes

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Word means preacher, one who convenes and addresses and assembly.

70
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Theo Sigs of Ecclesiastes

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A. the words of the preacher

b. written as the most philosophical
c. conclusion of solomon – fear God keep his commands and power and prepare for final judgement.

71
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Them of Song Of Solomon

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book that portrays biblical love and marriage.

72
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3 books that solomon wrote.

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  1. Song of solomon – written when young to his wife about love.
  2. Proverbs – written to portray biblical love and marriage
  3. Ecclesiastes – written when he is old Reflection of life
73
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Theo Sigs of Song of Solomon

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Written to portray biblical love and marriage

Picture of christ and the church.

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