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English Bible Flashcards

1
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How many books are in the bible?

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66

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How many books are in the OT?

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39

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How many books are in the NT?

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27

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Where in the OT would you find the 10 Commandments?

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Ex 20:1-17 and Deut 5:6-21

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What are the 10 Commandments?

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  1. You shall have no other God’s before me
  2. You shall not make for yourself a carved image, or any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth. You shall not bow down to them or serve them.
  3. You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain.
  4. Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.
  5. Honor your father and your mother.
  6. You shall not murder
  7. You shall not commit adultery
  8. You shall not steal
  9. You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor
  10. You shall not covet
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Where in the NT would you find the law summarized? (2 references)

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Matt 22:37-40 and Mark 12:28-31

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Locate 2 passages about the revelation of God in nature?

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Ps 19 and Rom 1:18-20

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Outline the reformed understanding of the covenant.

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  1. Covenant of works
  2. Covenant of Grace - progressively instituted through protoeuangelion, covenants with Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, and culminating in the new covenant.
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Creation & Fall

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Adam & Eve

Gen 1-3

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Flood

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Noah

Gen 4-11

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Patriarchs

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2100 BC (promise to Abraham)
Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph
Gen 12-50
Job (?)

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Exodus

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1446 BC (Early Date)/ 1260 BC(Late Date)
Moses
Exodus-Deut

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13
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Conquest

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1406 BC
Joshua
Joshua

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Judges

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ca 1375 BC to 1050 BC

Judges & 1 Sam

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15
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United Kingdom

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1050 BC
~40 years each:
Saul (1050 to 1010)
David (1010 to 971)
Solomon (971 to 931)
1 Sam - 1 Kings, 1 & 2 Chron
Poetical Books
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Divided Kingdom

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931 BC (Kingdom Divided)
722 BC (Fall of Samaria (Israel))
Israel & Judah, Isaiah & Judah alone, Jeremiah
1 & 2 Kings, 2 Chron
Prophetic Books & some Psalms
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Exile - Fall of Judah

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586 BC (Judah)
Ezekiel & Daniel
2 Kings, Ezekiel & Daniel

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Return (Post Exilic)

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538 BC (1st Return)
458 BC (2nd Return)
445 BC (3rd Return)
Zerubbabel, Ezra, Nehemiah
Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi
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Inter-Testamental Period

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400 BC

Apocrypha (in part)

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Life of Christ

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4 BC
Jesus & the Apostles
Matt, Mk, Lk, Jn

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Early Church

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33 AD
Apostles - Peter, Paul & John
Acts, Pauline Letters, General Letters, Revelation

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22
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What are some biblical principles of interpretation?

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  1. Analogy of Faith
  2. Grammatical-Historical Exegesis - biblical languages, genre, literary context, historical and culture background, authorial intent
  3. Covenant Theology - continuity of covenant of grace, people of God, and the covenant signs
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What are the general OT divisions?

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Pentateuch
Historical Books
Psalms & Wisdom Lit (Poetic Books)
Prophets (Major & Minor)

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Pentateuch?

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Genesis
Exodus
Leviticus
Numbers
Deut
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25
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Historical Books of OT?

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Joshua
Judges 
Ruth 
1 & 2 Samuel
1 & 2 Kings
1 & 2 Chronicles 
Ezra 
Nehemiah
Esther
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Poetic Books of OT?

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Job
Psalms
Proverbs
Ecclesiastes
Song of Songs
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Major Prophets (Books) of OT?

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Isaiah 
Jeremiah
Lamentations
Ezekiel
Daniel
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28
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Minor Prophets (Books) of OT?

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Hosea
Joel 
Amos
Obadiah
Jonah 
Micah
Nahum
Habakkuk
Zephaniah
Haggai
Zechariah
Malachi
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29
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How does the Hebrew bible name and arrange the OT?

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  1. The Law (Torah) = Pentateuch
  2. The Prophets =Historic (Former prophets) & Prophetic Books (Latter prophets)
  3. The Writings = Poetic Books
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30
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What does the word Pentateuch mean?

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Latin for 5 books

Also known as The Book of Moses, The Books of the Law, The Torah

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31
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Which Historic books are pre-exillic?

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Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1&2 Sam, 1&2 Kings, 1&2 Chron

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32
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Which Historic books are post-exillic?

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Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther

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33
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Give a general outline of OT from the perspective of Covenant

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See Chart in notes

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34
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How do we know that God’s relationship with Adam was a covenant?

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Hosea 6:7 - States it
Gen 1-2 - Has several key elements typically found in covenantal docs: Preamble, Statement of Obligation, Mediator, Blessings and Curses

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35
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What are the 12 tribes of Israel?

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Judah, Levi, Zebulun, Issachar, Ashur, Benjamin, Reuben, Simeon, Dan, Gad, Naphtali, Manasseh/Ephraim

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36
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List the 12 judges

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Othniel (3), Ehud (3), Shamgar (3), Deborah (4-5), Gideon (6-8), Toal (10), Jair (10), Jephthah (11-12), Izban (12), Elon (12), Abdon (12), Samson (13-16)

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37
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Where are the 10 plagues located and what are they?

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Ex 7-12

  1. Water to blood
  2. Frogs
  3. Gnats
  4. Flies
  5. Livestock Die
  6. Boils
  7. Hail
  8. Locusts
  9. Darkness
  10. Death of firstborn
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First Day of Creation?

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Light & Darkness

Separation

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39
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Second day of creation?

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Sky and sea

Separation

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40
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Third day of creation?

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Separate sea & dry land; vegetation

Separation

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41
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Fourth day of creation?

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Sun, moon, stars

Filling

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Fifth day of creation?

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Birds and fish

Filling

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43
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Sixth day of creation?

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Animals and man

Filling

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44
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What are the Messianic Psalms?

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They present the Messiah as the ultimate Davidic King who is coming to rule over the entire world.

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45
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Identify 4 Messianic Psalms

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Ps 2; 22; 110; 118

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46
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As a preacher, what do you find unique about Isaiah’s testimony of the Word? Why would you preach from it?

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Isaiah gives an incredibly compelling picture of Jesus Christ and the gospel. It helps us to see that the gospel is central to all of Scripture.

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47
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Servant Songs in Isaiah?

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42: 1-9
49: 1-13
50: 4-9
52: 13-53:12

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48
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Who were the 8th Century prophets to the north?

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Jonah, Amos, Hosea

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49
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What was the historical setting of the 8th Century north?

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Domestic: During the reign of Jeroboam II, period of material prosperity, moral rot.
International: Assyria was weakened at this point. Israel was no longer its vassal.

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50
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What was the basic message of the 8th Century prophets to the north?

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Repent or judgment will come.

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51
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What was Jonah’s message?

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Uses the example of Ninevah to call the Northern Kingdom to repent.

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52
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What was Amos’ message?

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Israel’s prosperity has led to sinfulness and polluted worship. They must repent or judgement will come. Ends with hope by predicting the restoration of the Davidic Kingdom

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53
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What was Hosea’s message?

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Uses Hosea’s marriage to Gomer as a symbol for God’s relationship with Israel. Judgement/Redemption theme

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54
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Who was the 8th Century prophet to Judah?

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Micah (Contemporary of Isaiah)

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55
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What was the historical setting of the 8th Century Judah?

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Domestic: Jotham was a faithful king, Ahaz a wicked one, Hezekiah one of the best. Syro-Ephramite war - fall of Samaria
International: Assyria, under Tiglath-Pileser III (745-727) was reviving westward expansion

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What was Micah’s message to the 8th Century South?

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Because the holiness of God is not being reflected by his people, judgement is coming from Assyria. Ends with hope by predicting the Messiah, forgiveness and restoration.

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57
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Who were the 7th Century prophets to Judah?

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Nahum, Zephaniah, Habakkuk

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What was the historic setting of the 7th Century prophets to Judah?

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Domestic: Kings were Manasseh (wicked), Amon (wicked and short), and Josiah (Reform - 628 BC). Moral decline and syncretism, still under Assyrian power in its waning days
International: The rise of the Neo-Babylonian Empire and the weakening of the Assyrian Empire

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What was Nahum’s message to 7th century Judah?

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Judgement is coming to Nineveh, which gives hope to Judah

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What was Zephaniah’s message to 7th century Judah?

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Judgement and salvation. Judgement is coming to Judah but this will be the means by which the remnant will be saved

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61
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What was Habakkuk’s message to the 7th century Judah?

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Great difficulty is coming at the hands of the Babylonians, but Judah is called to be faithful in the midst of this difficulty.

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62
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Who were the Exilic prophets to Judah?

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Obadiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel

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63
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What was the historical setting for the exilic prophets?

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Domestic: Judah is in exile, Edom either aligned themselves with Babylon or joined in the pillaging of Jerusalem
International: The Neo-Babylonian empire was the dominant power. Judah is in exile and Edom is doing fine.

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64
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What was the message of the exilic prophets?

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God is zealous for his people. Edom will face divine judgment because they participated in the fall of Jerusalem, but Israel will be restored. Edom is the prototype for the enemies of God

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65
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Who were the post-exilic prophets?

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Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi, Joel

66
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What was the historical setting of post-exilic prophets?

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Domestic: Israel is restored but under Persian control. They begin rebuilding temple, but work slowed to a stop as the influx of immigrants created other concerns. Rebuilding resumed under Haggai and Zechariah, and the temple was finally rebuilt (516 BC)
International: Persian Empire is dominant power

67
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What was the message of Haggai?

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Get back to rebuilding the temple. Judah’s poverty is due to its spiritual malaise.

68
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What was the message of Zechariah?

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God is still working with his people. The promise of David still stands - the Messiah will come!

69
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What was the message of Malachi?

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Note: Revival was wearing off from days of Haggai and Zechariah
Israel must prepare for God’s judgement and blessing by repenting and presenting the type of lives he delights in.

70
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What was the message of Joel?

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Judgment turns to salvation through repentance. God’s people are saved from his judgment when they repent and turn to him.

71
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Adam

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The first human being; covenant head of the entire human race; mediator of the covenant of works; his sin resulted in the fall of God’s entire creation (Gen 1-5)

72
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Seth

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3rd son of Adam and Eve, and ancestor of Christ (Gen 4)

73
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Noah

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Created an ark to rescue God’s creatures from the flood; mediator of the Noahic covenant (Gen 6-10)

74
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Tera

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Father of Abraham (Gen 11)

75
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Abraham

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Mediator of the Abrahamic covenant; father of the nation of Israel; sons were Isaac and Ishmael; God instituted the covenant sign of circumcision with him (Gen 12-25)

76
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Hagar

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Maidservant of Sarai who bore Ishmael; Paul refers to her in Gal 4 (Gen 16)

77
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Isaac

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Son of Abraham and father of Jacob; was nearly sacrificed by Abraham at the Lord’s command (Gen 21-27, 35)

78
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Jacob

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Son of Isaac; father of the men for whom the 12 tribes of Israel are named; chosen above his brother Esau as the child of blessing (Gen 27-35

79
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Laban

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Brother of Rebekah (Isaac’s wife); father of Rachel and Leah (Jacob’s wives); Jacob’s boss for 14 years (Gen 24; 29-31)

80
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Joseph

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Son of Jacob; sold into slavery by his bros and eventually became a ruler in Egypt (second only to Pharaoh, which ultimately led to the people of Israel living in Egypt for over 400 yrs (Gen 37-50)

81
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Moses

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Led the people of Israel out of slavery in Egypt, through the wilderness for 40 yrs, and to the threshold of the promised land; mediator of the Mosaic covenant; author of the Pentateuch (Ex - Deut)

82
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Zipporah

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Wife of Moses, who circumcised their son (Ex 2;4)

83
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Caleb

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One of the spies who spied out the promised land; he and Joshua were the only spies to give a good report (Num 13; Josh 14-15)

84
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Joshua

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One of the spies who spied out the promised land; took over for Moses and led Israel in the conquest of the promised land (Ex 17; Num 13; Joshua)

85
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Achan

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Stole plunder from Jericho, which caused Israel to be defeated by Ai. All of his possessions and family were destroyed (Joshua 7)

86
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Deborah

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Prophetess and judge of Israel who helped defeat Jabin and Sisera (Jud 4-5)

87
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Gideon

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Judge of Israel who defeated Midian; makes an ephod that became a snare to himself, family, and Israel (Jud 6-8)

88
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Samson

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Judge of Israel who combated the Philistines; a Nazarite from birth; his lover Delilah led to his capture by the Philistines (Jud 13-16)

89
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Samuel

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Prophet and last judge of Israel; anointed Saul and David as king (1 Sam 1-16; 25)

90
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Saul

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First king of Israel; rejected by the Lord for failing to devote all of Amalek to destruction (1 Sam 9-31; 1 Chron 8-10)

91
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David

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The great king of Israel and mediator of the Davidic covenant; God promised his heir would rule forever (fulfilled in Jesus); killed Goliath; his son is Solomon; the author of numerous Psalms (1 Sam 16-1 Kgs 2; 1 Chron 11-29)

92
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Bathsheba

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Woman with whom David committed adultery and murdered her husband, Uriah the Hittite. She then married David, and became mother of Solomon (2 Sam 11-12)

93
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Solomon

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Davids heir, who ruled over Israel during an unprecendented period of peace and prosperity. Built first temple. In his old age committed idolatry and sent Israel down a path that would lead to exile. Wrote most of Proverbs as well as Song of Songs and Ecclesiastes (1 Kgs 1-11; 1 Chr 28-2 Chr 9)

94
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Rehoboam

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Solomon’s heir, during whose reign the kingdom was divided (1 Kgs 12-14; 2 Chron 10-12)

95
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Jeroboam son of Nebat

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First king of the Northern Kingdom, who set up 2 golden calves to rival Yahweh worship in the South (?). This made him the ultimate example of evil against which future Northern kings were measured (1 Kgs 11-14)

96
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Elijah

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Prophet to the Northern Kingdom who opposed Ahab and Baal worship. He was taken up in a chariot of fire (1 Kgs 17-2 Kgs 2)

97
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Elisha

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Apprentice and successor of Elijah as prophet to the Northern Kingdom. He performed many miracles and was a prophet for 55 years (1 Kgs 19; 2 Kgs 2-6)

98
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Sargon II

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The Assyrian king who captured Samaria and exiled the Northern kingdom (2 Kgs 17; Is 20)

99
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Isaiah

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Prophet to Judah who predicted the exile, restoration, and Messiah. Generally considered the greatest of the writing prophets (2 Kgs 19-20; Isaiah)

100
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Hezekiah

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King of Judah who instituted religious reform and improved the safety and prosperity of the nation. He was king when Sennacherib attacked Judah, and was rebuked for showing-off his prosperity to the Babylonian envoys (2 Kgs 18-20)

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Josiah

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King of Judah who instituted massive religious reforms, but was killed fighting Neco (2 Kings 22-23)

102
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Neco

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King of Egypt, who killed Josiah and fell to Nebuchadnezzar at Carchemish (2 Kgs 23; 2 Chr 35)

103
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Nebuchadnezzar

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King of Babylon who destroyed Judah and exiled the people, and interacted with Daniel (2 Kgs 24-25; 2 Chr 36; Dan 1-4; Jer 29)

104
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Jeremiah

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Prophet to Judah just before the exile, and author of the book of of Jeremiah

105
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Zedekiah

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The last king of Judah before exile (2 Kgs 24-25; 2 Chr 36)

106
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Ezekiel

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Prophet during the exile who explained that it occurred because of Israel’s sin, predicted restoration, and authored the book that bears his name (Ezekiel)

107
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Daniel

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Prophet during the exile who occupied an important leadership positions in the Babylonian and Persian empires. Predicted many future events, including the rise of the Persian, Greek and Roman empires, and the Messiah (Daniel)

108
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Ezra

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Priest during the restoration who led religious reform (Ezra 7-10; Neh 8-10)

109
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Zerrubbabel

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Governor during the restoration who rebuilt the temple (1 Chron 3; Ezra 3; Neh 7; Hag 2; Zech 4)

110
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Nehemiah

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Post-exilic governor of Jerusalem who helped rebuilt the city, and authored the book that bears his name. Previously a cup-bearer to the Persian king (Nehemiah)

111
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Sanballet

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Post-exilic governor of Samaria, who opposed the rebuilding of the wall (Neh 2-6)

112
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Ahasuerus (Xerxes)

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King of Persia who took Esther as his wife, hanged Haman and exalted Mordecai (Esther; Dan 9)

113
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Malachi

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The last of the OT prophets, and a contemporary of Nehemiah (Malachi)

114
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Creation

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Gen 1-2

115
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Man made in God’s image

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Gen 1:26-27

116
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Creation/cultural mandate

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Gen 1:28

117
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The Fall

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Gen 3

118
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The proto euangelion

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Gen 3:15

119
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The Flood

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Gen 6-8

120
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The Noahic Covenant

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Gen 8:20-9:17

121
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Babel

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Gen 11

122
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Promise to Abraham

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Gen 12:1-3

123
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Abrahamic Covenant

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Gen 15

124
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Sign of circumcision

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Gen 17

125
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Sodom & Gomorrah

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Gen 18-19

126
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Sacrifice of Isaac

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Gen 22

127
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Promise to Isaac

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Gen 26:1-5

128
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Isaac blesses Jacob

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Gen 27

129
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Jacob’s ladder/promise to Jacob

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Gen 28

130
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Jacob wrestling with angel

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Gen 32

131
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The Passover

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Ex 12

132
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The Exodus

A

Ex 12

133
Q

Fall of Jericho

A

Josh 6

134
Q

The Day of Atonement

A

Lev 16

135
Q

The Shema

A

Deut 6:4-5

136
Q

The call of Samuel

A

1 Sam 3

137
Q

Anointing of David

A

1 Sam 16

138
Q

David & Goliath

A

1 Sam 17

139
Q

Davidic Covenant

A

2 Sam 7; 1 Chr 17

140
Q

David & Bathsheba

A

2 Sam 11-12

141
Q

David’s Psalm of Penance after his sin with Bathsheba

A

Ps 51

142
Q

Dedication of Temple

A

1 Kgs 8; 2 Chr 6

143
Q

Division of the Kingdom

A

1 Kgs 12

144
Q

The Exile

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2 Kgs 17; 25; 2 Chro 36

145
Q

The return from Exile

A

Ezra 1-2

146
Q

The Immanuel prophecy/Virgin Birth

A

Isa 7:14-15

147
Q

The Servant Songs

A

Is 42:1-9; 49:1-13; 50:4-9; and 52:13-53:12

148
Q

Prophecy of New Covenant

A

Jer 31:31-34

149
Q

Watchman

A

Ezek 33

150
Q

Valley of Dry Bones

A

Ezek 37

151
Q

The Fiery Furnace

A

Dan 3

152
Q

Vision of the 4 Beasts

A

Dan 7

153
Q

The Son of Man

A

Dan 7:13-14

154
Q

Outline Genesis

A
  1. Adam (1-5)
  2. Noah (6-11)
  3. Abraham (12-23)
  4. Isaac & Jacob (24-36)
  5. Joseph (37-50)
155
Q

Outline Exodus

A
  1. Redemption (1-18)
    A.The Slavery of Israel & Call of Moses (1-6)
    B.The 10 Plagues: God judges gods (7-11)
    C.The Passover & Exodus (12-13)
    D.Israel departs Egypt (14-15)
    E.Israel journeys to Sinai (16-18)
  2. Response to Redemption (19-40)
    A.God gives the covenant law (19-24)
    B.God gives Israel Instructions for Tabernacle (25-31)
    C.Covenant broken & renewed (32-34)
    D.Israel builds tabernacle (35-40)
156
Q

Outline Leviticus

A
  1. Offerings (1-7)
  2. Ordination of Priests (8-10)
  3. Regulations for Cleanliness (11-16)
  4. Holiness Laws (17-27)
157
Q

Outline Numbers

A
  1. Preparation to leave Sinai (1-10)
  2. Rebellion & Wanderings (11-25)
  3. Census & Direction (26-36)
158
Q

Outline Deuteronomy

A

Note: Structure of Suzerain-Vassal Covenant

  1. Preamble (1:1-5)
  2. Historical Prologue (1:6-4)
  3. General Stipulations (5-11)
  4. Specific Stipulations (12-26)
  5. Blessings & Curses (27-28)
  6. Call Upon Divine Witnesses (29-30)
  7. Moses’ Farewell (31-34)
159
Q

Outline Isaiah

A
  1. The Book of Judgment (1-39)
  2. The Book of Consolation (40-55)
  3. The Book of Restoration (56-66)
160
Q

Outline Jeremiah

A
  1. Jeremiah’s Call (1)
  2. Judah’s Sin (2-20)
  3. Jeremiah’s Confrontations (21-29)
  4. Promise of Restoration (30-33)
  5. Judgment on Judah (34-45)
  6. Judgment on the Nations (46-51)
  7. Jerusalem’s Fall (52)
161
Q

Outline Ezekiel

A
  1. Vision & Call of Ezekiel (1-3)
  2. Judgment on Judah (4-24)
  3. Judgment on the Nations (25-32)
  4. Jerusalem’s Fall & Restoration (33-39)
  5. Vision of the New Temple (40-48)
162
Q

Outline Daniel

A
  1. Daniel’s Story (1-6)

2. Daniel’s Prophecy (7-12)

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