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Chapter 5: Ketuvim Flashcards

1
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Which Old Testament section focuses on practical and ethical guidance for living a wise and moral life? (Torah, Ketuvim, Nabiim)

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Ketuvim

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Which of the following books wrestles with the question of why the righteous suffer? (Proverbs, Job, Daniel)

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Job

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Which book cautions against relying solely on human wisdom? (Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Psalms)

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Ecclesiastes

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Who is the author of Ecclesiastes? (Solomon, David, Moses)

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Solomon

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Which book does emphasize the limitations of human wisdom and the complexities of life? (Proverbs, Job, Ecclesiastes)

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Ecclesiastes

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Which of the following is a key moral reflection in the Book of Ecclesiastes? (Human wisdom is always superior to faith, Life’s uncertainties require humility and reliance on God, Suffering is always a punishment)

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Life’s uncertainties require humility and reliance on God

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True or False
The Ketuvim is the third section of the Hebrew Bible, following the Torah and Nevi’im.

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True

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True or False
The Book of Job suggests that the righteous always receive immediate rewards for their virtue.

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False

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True or False
Proverbs teaches that the pursuit of wisdom is unrelated to one’s faith in God.

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False

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True or False
Ecclesiastes emphasizes the value of earthly pleasures above all else.

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False

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True or False
The fear of the Lord is presented as a moral foundation in Wisdom Literature.

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True

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True or False
According to Proverbs, foolishness leads to destruction.

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True

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True or False
The Book of Job highlights that human morality and God’s purposes are always easily understood.

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False

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True or False
Ecclesiastes encourages people to focus on eternal perspectives over temporal ones.

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True

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The Ketuvim, or Writings, is the ______ section of the Hebrew Bible.

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Third

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The fear of the Lord is presented as the beginning of ______ in Proverbs.

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Wisdom

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The Book of ______ wrestles with the moral question of why the righteous suffer.

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Job

18
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Ecclesiastes reflects on the ______ and complexities of life.

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Uncertainties

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Job’s integrity in the face of suffering highlights the moral virtue of ______.

A

Faithfulness

19
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Proverbs emphasizes the importance of ______ living and its moral consequences. Answer: ethical

A

Ethical

20
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Ecclesiastes encourages a _________ perspective that values the eternal over the temporal.

A

Moral

21
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Job challenges the simplistic notions of ______, emphasizing that human understanding of morality may not always align with God’s purposes.

A

Retribution

22
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What is the Hebrew term for the third section of the Hebrew Bible?

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Ketuvim

23
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What is the primary theme of the Book of Proverbs?

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Practical Wisdom & Moral Guidance

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What does Ecclesiastes say about the pursuit of wealth and earthly achievements?

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Meaningless without moral foundation

25
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According to Proverbs, what is the beginning of wisdom?

A

The fear of the Lord

26
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In the Book of Job, what is highlighted as a key moral virtue amid suffering?

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Integrity & Faithfulness

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What does righteousness lead to, according to the book of Proverbs?

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Life & Prosperity

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What is the primary theme of the Book of Proverbs?

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Wisdom

29
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Which book reflects on life’s meaning and limitations?

A

Ecclesiastes

30
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What is Job’s moral virtue in the face of suffering?

A

Integrity

31
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Which book in the Ketuvim reflects on the complexities of human existence?

A

Ecclesiastes

32
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What virtue does Proverbs associate with righteousness?

A

Prosperity

33
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Answer in one or two sentences:
How do you understand the moral foundations in the Book of Proverbs?

A

The Book of Proverbs provides moral guidance on various aspects of life, emphasising the fear of the Lord as the beginning of wisdom. It encourages virtues such as honesty, humility, diligence, and integrity.

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Answer in one or two sentences:
How does the Book of Job address the issue of suffering and integrity?

A

The Book of Job wrestles with the moral question of why do the righteous suffer. Job’s unwavering integrity and refusal to curse God in the face of immense suffering highlight the moral virtue of trust and faithfulness even amid adversity.

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Answer in one or two sentences:
How does the Book of Ecclesiastes explain the temporal and eternal perspectives?

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Ecclesiastes encourages a moral perspective that values the eternal over the temporal. The pursuit of wealth, pleasure, and earthly achievements, when detached from a moral and ethical foundation, is portrayed as ultimately meaningless.

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Answer in one or two sentences:
Illustrate with an example, how do you understand the theme ‘Moral consequences’ in Wisdom Literature?

A

The understanding of moral cause and effect encourages individuals to make choices aligned with ethical principles. Proverbs, for instance, emphasises that righteousness leads to life and prosperity, while wickedness leads to destruction.

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Answer in a paragraph:
Explain the moral insights found in the Book of Proverbs?

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a. Moral Foundations: The Book of Proverbs is a collection of practical wisdom, often presented in the form of short sayings. It provides moral guidance on various aspects of life, emphasising the fear of the Lord as the beginning of wisdom. The book encourages virtues such as honesty, humility, diligence, and integrity.
b. Ethical Living: Proverbs stresses the importance of moral living in both personal conduct and relationships. It teaches that wisdom leads to righteousness, while foolishness leads to destruction. The emphasis on the moral consequences of one’s actions underscores the ethical framework presented in the book.

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Answer in a paragraph:
Write any TWO reflections on ‘morality’ in Wisdom Literature?

A

(Any TWO)
1. Ethical Foundations: Wisdom Literature in Ketuvim establishes a foundation for ethics grounded in reverence for God, moral virtues, and the pursuit of wisdom. The fear of the Lord, as highlighted in Proverbs, serves as the moral compass guiding human actions.
2. Moral Consequences: There is a consistent theme across these books regarding the moral consequences of human choices. Proverbs, for instance, emphasises that
righteousness leads to life and prosperity, while wickedness leads to destruction. This understanding of moral cause and effect encourages individuals to make choices aligned with ethical principles.
3. Complexity of Morality: Job and Ecclesiastes add depth to the moral reflections by acknowledging the complexities and challenges inherent in living a virtuous life. Job’s experience challenges simplistic notions of retribution, emphasising that moral living does not always result in immediate rewards or punishment. Ecclesiastes, on the other hand, reflects on the limitations of human wisdom and the complexities of life.
4. Integration of Faith and Ethics: Wisdom Literature integrates faith with ethical living. The fear of the Lord is presented as the foundation of wisdom, shaping moral decisions and actions. This integration emphasises the interconnectedness of religious devotion and moral conduct.

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Write an essay:
What are the moral insights found in the Book of Ecclesiastes?

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a. Philosophical Reflection on Life: Ecclesiastes, attributed to King Solomon, reflects on the meaning of life and the pursuit of wisdom. The book acknowledges the uncertainties and complexities of life, cautioning against relying solely on human wisdom. The recognition of life’s limitations contributes to a moral humility and a focus on what truly matters.
b. Temporal and Eternal Perspectives: Ecclesiastes encourages a moral perspective that values the eternal over the temporal. The pursuit of wealth, pleasure, and earthly achievements, when detached from a moral and ethical foundation, is portrayed as ultimately meaningless.

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