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Exam 2 Flashcards

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Faithfulness of God in fulfilling covenant promises
The conquest and apportionment of Land
Importance of obedience

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Key ideas Joshua

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Cycles of Judges period

God’s justice and Grace

God’s sovereign provision of deliverers

Covenant failure by the people, priests, and the tribal leadership

Role of Spirit of the Lord

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Key ideas Judges

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God’s faithfulness and loyalty stimulated by people’s faithfulness and loyalty to one another

David’s faith shown to be legacy of his ancestors

The light of loyalty dispersed during the apostasy of the Judges period

The concept of kinsman-redeemer introduced

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Key ideas Ruth

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The institution of kingship

The process toward establishing a covenant with David’s line

The importance of divine kingship

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Key ideas 1-2 Samuel

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Kingship- good and evil

The prophetic voice as the royal conscience

Worship- Yahwism vs Baalism

Covenant blessings (repentance and restoration) and curses (judgement and exile)

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Key Ideas Kings 1-2

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The retelling of the past to inspire hope in the present

The reigns of David and Solomon idealized

The centrality of temple worship

The validation of the priests and Levites as community leaders

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Key ideas 1-2 Chronicles

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The physical restoration of the city of Jerusalem

Yahweh as a covenant-keeping God

Religious and social reform as the aftermath of repentance

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Key ideas Ezra-Nehemiah

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Before the flood

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Genesis 1-7. From creation until the flood

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After the Flood

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Genesis 8-11. The time of the flood until the call of Abraham

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Jacob moved his family to Egypt

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1876 BC

Gen 46-47

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Bondage in Egypt and Exodus

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1806-1447 BC
Exodus 1-14
Death of Joseph to time of crossing red sea

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Wilderness and wanderings

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1447-1407 BC

Crossing of Red sea until crossing of Jordan River into promised land

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Conquest and possession of promised land

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1407 to 1360 BC

Crossing of Jordan River into promised land until the beginning of Judges

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The Judges period

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1360-1051 BC
Joshua’s death to Saul annointed first king of Israe
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The United Kingdom

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1051 BC to 931 BC

From saul’s anointing as first king of Israel until death of Solomon

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Divided Kingdom

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From death of Solomon to when Assyrians conquered Northern Kingdom of Israel and carried ten tribes into exile.

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Judah Alone

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From eend of Northern Kingdom of Israel until “Exile” of Judah and the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple

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Babylonia captivity/exile

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605-537
Events from the final fall of the Southern Kingdom to the decree of Medo-Persian King Cyrus which allowed the Jews to return to their homeland

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Restoration

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537-445

Ezar, Nehemiah, ESther

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God created, and creation was good.

  • Disobedience, separated people from God
  • God instituted a program of revelation called the covenant
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Genesis

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  • The supremacy of Yahweh over pagan deities
  • Exodus as redemptive event for ancient Israel
  • The Mosaic law as a religious and social charter for Israel
  • The presence of God symbolized in the tabernacle
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Exodus

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  • The holiness of God
  • The purity of the covenant community
  • The principle of substitution in sacrificial ritual
  • The principle of mediation in service of the priests
  • The redeeming of time by means of the liturgical calendar
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Leviticus

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  • God’s faithfulness to his covenant promises
  • Divine testing of human motives
  • God communicating his truth through the medium of culture
  • God’s sovereign rule of the nations
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Numbers

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  • The importance of central worship
  • The emphasis on the name of God
  • The organization of laws with reference to the Ten Commandments
  • The centrality of loving and obeying the covenant God
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Deuteronomy

25
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God is at work even when he is behind scenes

The schemes of the wicked are doomed

God’s plan for his people cannot be thwarted

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Esther

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