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Chapter 5 Notes: Flashcards

0
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What was the key to Israel’s success in taking possession of the Promise Land?

A

obedience to God was the key

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Who led the israelites into the Promised Land?

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Joshua

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What do the books of Joshua and Judges cover?

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the time of Moses death to the beginning of the monarchy

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Judges were expected to remind people what?

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remind people of their responsibility to God

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4
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judges were those who acted as what?

A

military leaders

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5
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is the denial of God and repudiation of faith -

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Apostasy.

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6
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Who were the four great judges?

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Deborah
Gideon
Jephthah
Samson

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who was the last and most significant judge?

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Samuel

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Samuel was both ________ & _________.

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Judge and Priest

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9
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Who was selected king?

A

Saul

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Who was annointed by Samuel to replace Saul?

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David.

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who was Saul’s son?

A

Jonathan

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Who was Israel’s greatest king?

A

David.

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Three important things David accomplished:

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  1. he united all tribes into a single nation
  2. he chose jerusalem to be the capital of Israel
  3. He brought the ark of the covenant
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14
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Who was known for his wisdom?

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Solomon

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15
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What was Solomon’s greatest achievements?

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he built a temple in Jerusalem

16
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After the death of Solomon, what happened to Israel?

A

it was split into the two kingdoms

17
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What were the two kingdoms called?

A

the kingdom of Judah

the kingdom of Israel

18
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What was the date of Assyria’s destruction of the Northern kingdom?

A

721 BC

19
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what was the date of Babylonian captivity of the southern kingdom ?

A

586 BC

20
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what was the date of when the exile ended?

A

538 BC

21
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one who speaks for another -

A

Prophets

22
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Who was the first prophet?

A

Moses

23
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Who is the Old Testament prophets?

A

Elijah

24
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Who were both present at Jesus’ transfiguration?

A

Moses and Elijah

25
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Isaiah is the _______ of all the prophetic books

A

it is the largest

26
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Isaiah is the book of how many authors?

A

three authors

27
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what does immanuel mean?

A

GOD IS WITH US

28
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Who compared YHWH to a potter who would mold the nation in his hands?

A

Jeremiah

29
Q

who fortold a message of a coming Messiah who would lead Israel to peace and justice-

A

Micah

30
Q

who said keep the Sabbath and follow the law of holiness?

A

Ezekiel

31
Q

What year did the people of Judah rebuild the Temple in?

A

515 Bc

32
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what year did the Greeks conquer the Holy Land ?

A

332 BC

33
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what year did the Maccabees revolt against the greek rulers?

A

166 BC

34
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Romans conquered Holy Land in what year?

A

63 BC

35
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TRUE OR FALSE: Jesus Christ was born in Bethlehem while Herod the Great ruled as king of Judea???

A

TRUE TRUE TRUE

36
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Conquest of the Promise Land spanned approximately how many years?

A

200 years

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