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Exam 2 Flashcards

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referential literature

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Designed to convey factual information that is as much as possible exact and neutral

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Comissive (emotive)

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Designed to invoke emotions to engage the will of the reader or listener in order to elicit proper attitude and emotions

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Figurative Language

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Rhetorical effects of literature

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Didactic

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Teaching logical exposition of divine truths

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Ex. of Didactic Lit

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Epistles and non-epistles

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Narrative

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Stories of what God did

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Poetry

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Songs hymns and rhythms

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Ex. of Narratives

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OT Law, OT history, Gospels, Acts

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Ex. of Poetry

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Job Psalms Proverbs Ecclesiastes Lamentations Song of Songs

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Ex of Wisdom

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Practical- Prov. Song of Songs Speculative- deep meaning Job Ecc. Song of Songs

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Wisdom

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Practical saying and Philosophical discourses about God virtues the meaning of life Etc.

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Prophecy

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Proclamation for the purpose of enforcing God’s covenant… announcing God’s will Judgement and Restoration

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Ex. of Prophecy

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Major and Minor Prophets, Revelation

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Apocalyptic

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Coded language prevalent in times of persecution

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Ex of Apocalyptic

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Ezekiel, Daniel Revelation

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Three Principles Applied to Prose

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  1. Let the context of the passage inform its intended meaning 2. Let the original historical- cultural background of the passage inform its intended meaning 3. Let the context inform the meaning of words
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Let the context of the passage inform its intended meaning

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* It’s immediate context * The context of the entire book * The context of the entire Bible

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Let the original historical-cultural background of the passage inform its intended meaning

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*Recreate the original setting *Rediscover, Recapture, Relive the emotions *Express ideas in contemporary terms

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Let the context inform the meaning of words

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* Perform word studies to first investigate the range of meaning of a word and then to determine the specific meaning that fits a particular context *Words generally only have 1 meaning in the same passage

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The Purpose of poetry

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To express thoughts and ideas in a creative emotive way

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Parallelism

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Cadence and free flow of side by side lines

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Terseness

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Short and elegant lines easier to remember than prose

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Rhythm

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Hebrew Parallelism

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Antiphonal

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Designed to be sung or recited alternatively

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Formal Parallelism

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Progressive Parallelism

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Synonymous

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Corresponding Parallelism

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Antithetical

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Contrasting Parallelism

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Climatic (staircase)

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The second part repeats but adds to the first line

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Synthetic

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The second part repeats but adds to the first lines

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Chiastic

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(ab-ba)

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Key hermeneutical principle

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Filter the poetry through the heart first before processing it in the mind

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Characteristics of Psalms

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Psalms express a range of human emotion both about people’s challenges and aspirations and God’s dealings with all levels of human existance

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Classification of Psalms

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Prayers Songs and Wisdom

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Individual prayers

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Express personal emotions like… :-(

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National corporate prayer

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Used to express emotions felt as a group

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Imprecatory

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Call upon God to cure and defeat the enemy

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Prayers

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Complaints Laments Supplications etc.

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Songs

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Chants songs hymns praises laments liturgies etc.

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Thanksgiving/Praise

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Thanksgiving and praise to God for His goodness faithfulness power and majesty

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salvation History

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Functions like Patriotic songs and celebrates God’s mighty acts in history on behalf of His people

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Celebration

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Official Kingship or renewal ceremonies or liturgy

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Wisdom Psalms

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Use the wisdom literature approach

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Three benefits of Psalms

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  1. Serve as a guide to worship 2. Demonstrate that it is appropriate to share out honest emotions with God 3. Demonstrate the importance of reflection and meditation on things that God has done for us
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Structure of Lament

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Address complaint trust deliverance assurance praise

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Structure of Thanksgiving

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Intro Distress appeal deliverance Testimony

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6 Reasons authors use figurative language

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Necessity emphasis tone memory illustration coding

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Explicit comparision

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simile

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Implicit comparision

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metaphor

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Parable

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A more complex comparison that usually teaches a moral or faith lesson

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Allefory

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A more intense parable

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Representation

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One things represents another, usually a material is compared to an intangible concept

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Metonymy

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An object or concept is referred to by a name that is commonly associated or related to that object or concept

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Synedoche

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Part of something refers to the whole

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Personification

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Lending human characteristics to objects

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Anthromorphism

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Lending human characteristics to God

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Irony

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What you mean is contrary to what you say

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Hyperbole

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An exaggeration in speech to press a point

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Idioms

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The meaning of the expression as a whole is not determined by the literal meaning

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59
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Characteristics of narratives

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A true story presenting a sequence of events with Real characters a setting and a plot the main purpose is to show how God is at work in Historical events and human circumstances God is the ultimate hero

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Types of narratives

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Reports, heroic narrative, Prophet story comedy Farewell speech

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narrator

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Person telling the story

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Protaginist

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Main Character

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Antagonist

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opposed main character

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Foil

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Ambivalent character contrast the protagonist

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Dialogues

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This happens when the narrator stops talking momentarily and let characters transact directly

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Scene

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the basic subdivision of a narrative presenting events that took place in a given time and space

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Plot

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The arrangement of events of a story

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Setting

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Time and location

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Parity Covenant

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man to man covenant as equals

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suzerainty

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God to man not equals

71
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Casuistic

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Case by Case laws

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Apodictic

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Absolute laws

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Types of laws

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Priestly, Holiness, Deuteronomic, Covenant

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Ethical

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Moral laws

75
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Cultic

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Ceremonial laws

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Civil

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Penalties for crimes inheritance regulations

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Interpretation Principles OT law

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  1. OT laws are not binding unless renewed in the NT 2. Laws are patterns of meaning that contain numerous implications 3. Purpose of law- Show our need for God’s grace
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Reverse

Designed to convey factual information that is as much as possible exact and neutral

A

referential literature

79
Q

Reverse

Designed to invoke emotions to engage the will of the reader or listener in order to elicit proper attitude and emotions

A

Comissive (emotive)

80
Q

Reverse

Rhetorical effects of literature

A

Figurative Language

81
Q

Reverse

Teaching logical exposition of divine truths

A

Didactic

82
Q

Reverse

Epistles and non-epistles

A

Ex. of Didactic Lit

83
Q

Reverse

Stories of what God did

A

Narrative

84
Q

Reverse

Songs hymns and rhythms

A

Poetry

85
Q

Reverse

OT Law, OT history, Gospels, Acts

A

Ex. of Narratives

86
Q

Reverse

Job Psalms Proverbs Ecclesiastes Lamentations Song of Songs

A

Ex. of Poetry

87
Q

Reverse

Practical- Prov. Song of Songs Speculative- deep meaning Job Ecc. Song of Songs

A

Ex of Wisdom

88
Q

Reverse

Practical saying and Philosophical discourses about God virtues the meaning of life Etc.

A

Wisdom

89
Q

Reverse

Proclamation for the purpose of enforcing God’s covenant… announcing God’s will Judgement and Restoration

A

Prophecy

90
Q

Reverse

Major and Minor Prophets, Revelation

A

Ex. of Prophecy

91
Q

Reverse

Coded language prevalent in times of persecution

A

Apocalyptic

92
Q

Reverse

Ezekiel, Daniel Revelation

A

Ex of Apocalyptic

93
Q

Reverse

  1. Let the context of the passage inform its intended meaning 2. Let the original historical- cultural background of the passage inform its intended meaning 3. Let the context inform the meaning of words
A

Three Principles Applied to Prose

94
Q

Reverse

* It’s immediate context * The context of the entire book * The context of the entire Bible

A

Let the context of the passage inform its intended meaning

95
Q

Reverse

*Recreate the original setting *Rediscover, Recapture, Relive the emotions *Express ideas in contemporary terms

A

Let the original historical-cultural background of the passage inform its intended meaning

96
Q

Reverse

* Perform word studies to first investigate the range of meaning of a word and then to determine the specific meaning that fits a particular context *Words generally only have 1 meaning in the same passage

A

Let the context inform the meaning of words

97
Q

Reverse

To express thoughts and ideas in a creative emotive way

A

The Purpose of poetry

98
Q

Reverse

Cadence and free flow of side by side lines

A

Parallelism

99
Q

Reverse

Short and elegant lines easier to remember than prose

A

Terseness

100
Q

Reverse

Hebrew Parallelism

A

Rhythm

101
Q

Reverse

Designed to be sung or recited alternatively

A

Antiphonal

102
Q

Reverse

Progressive Parallelism

A

Formal Parallelism

103
Q

Reverse

Corresponding Parallelism

A

Synonymous

104
Q

Reverse

Contrasting Parallelism

A

Antithetical

105
Q

Reverse

The second part repeats but adds to the first line

A

Climatic (staircase)

106
Q

Reverse

The second part repeats but adds to the first lines

A

Synthetic

107
Q

Reverse

(ab-ba)

A

Chiastic

108
Q

Reverse

Filter the poetry through the heart first before processing it in the mind

A

Key hermeneutical principle

109
Q

Reverse

Psalms express a range of human emotion both about people’s challenges and aspirations and God’s dealings with all levels of human existance

A

Characteristics of Psalms

110
Q

Reverse

Prayers Songs and Wisdom

A

Classification of Psalms

111
Q

Reverse

Express personal emotions like… :-(

A

Individual prayers

112
Q

Reverse

Used to express emotions felt as a group

A

National corporate prayer

113
Q

Reverse

Call upon God to cure and defeat the enemy

A

Imprecatory

114
Q

Reverse

Complaints Laments Supplications etc.

A

Prayers

115
Q

Reverse

Chants songs hymns praises laments liturgies etc.

A

Songs

116
Q

Reverse

Thanksgiving and praise to God for His goodness faithfulness power and majesty

A

Thanksgiving/Praise

117
Q

Reverse

Functions like Patriotic songs and celebrates God’s mighty acts in history on behalf of His people

A

salvation History

118
Q

Reverse

Official Kingship or renewal ceremonies or liturgy

A

Celebration

119
Q

Reverse

Use the wisdom literature approach

A

Wisdom Psalms

120
Q

Reverse

  1. Serve as a guide to worship 2. Demonstrate that it is appropriate to share out honest emotions with God 3. Demonstrate the importance of reflection and meditation on things that God has done for us
A

Three benefits of Psalms

121
Q

Reverse

Address complaint trust deliverance assurance praise

A

Structure of Lament

122
Q

Reverse

Intro Distress appeal deliverance Testimony

A

Structure of Thanksgiving

123
Q

Reverse

Necessity emphasis tone memory illustration coding

A

6 Reasons authors use figurative language

124
Q

Reverse

simile

A

Explicit comparision

125
Q

Reverse

metaphor

A

Implicit comparision

126
Q

Reverse

A more complex comparison that usually teaches a moral or faith lesson

A

Parable

127
Q

Reverse

A more intense parable

A

Allefory

128
Q

Reverse

One things represents another, usually a material is compared to an intangible concept

A

Representation

129
Q

Reverse

An object or concept is referred to by a name that is commonly associated or related to that object or concept

A

Metonymy

130
Q

Reverse

Part of something refers to the whole

A

Synedoche

131
Q

Reverse

Lending human characteristics to objects

A

Personification

132
Q

Reverse

Lending human characteristics to God

A

Anthromorphism

133
Q

Reverse

What you mean is contrary to what you say

A

Irony

134
Q

Reverse

An exaggeration in speech to press a point

A

Hyperbole

135
Q

Reverse

The meaning of the expression as a whole is not determined by the literal meaning

A

Idioms

136
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Reverse

A true story presenting a sequence of events with Real characters a setting and a plot the main purpose is to show how God is at work in Historical events and human circumstances God is the ultimate hero

A

Characteristics of narratives

137
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Reverse

Reports, heroic narrative, Prophet story comedy Farewell speech

A

Types of narratives

138
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Reverse

Person telling the story

A

narrator

139
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Reverse

Main Character

A

Protaginist

140
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opposed main character

A

Antagonist

141
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Reverse

Ambivalent character contrast the protagonist

A

Foil

142
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Reverse

This happens when the narrator stops talking momentarily and let characters transact directly

A

Dialogues

143
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Reverse

the basic subdivision of a narrative presenting events that took place in a given time and space

A

Scene

144
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Reverse

The arrangement of events of a story

A

Plot

145
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Reverse

Time and location

A

Setting

146
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Reverse

man to man covenant as equals

A

Parity Covenant

147
Q

Reverse

God to man not equals

A

suzerainty

148
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Reverse

Case by Case laws

A

Casuistic

149
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Reverse

Absolute laws

A

Apodictic

150
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Reverse

Priestly, Holiness, Deuteronomic, Covenant

A

Types of laws

151
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Reverse

Moral laws

A

Ethical

152
Q

Reverse

Ceremonial laws

A

Cultic

153
Q

Reverse

Penalties for crimes inheritance regulations

A

Civil

154
Q

Reverse

  1. OT laws are not binding unless renewed in the NT 2. Laws are patterns of meaning that contain numerous implications 3. Purpose of law- Show our need for God’s grace
A

Interpretation Principles OT law

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