Exam 3 List Based Concepts Flashcards
Typological Thought:
Please mention:
Definition, example, 2 reasons against
- ) When one event is described based on a model of a previous event, normally a creation of the text.
- ) The return from exile in Babylon could be linked to the Exodus.
- ) One reason against, is that the waters parted during Egypt, but served to rejuvenate during the return from exile.
- ) Another reason against, is that during exile, Babylon was a horrible place, but Egypt was a place of prosperity for Israelites until they became slaves.
Genealogies (Linear vs. Segmented)
Main Location/type, Linear definition/example, Segmented definition/example
- ) Main concern in Chronicles with mixed genealogies.
- ) Linear: focus on one descendant to figure lineage and establish ancestry. E.g: Davidic dynasty
- ) Segmented: Focus on relationships between people, and groups, E.g: Priestly Aaronhide vs. Levitical.
Chiasm
General literary form, interspecifics, Chronicles specifics
- )A literary technique form ABCBA
- ) A-A,B-B are parallel, C is the climax–most important
- ) In Chronicles the chiasm is chapters 1-9, and the climax is 6:48-53, which is focused on temple practices.
the “satan”
2 traits, NOT, surprising dwelling, specific chapter-verse
- ) a trouble maker
- ) sometimes seen as an accuser, prosecuting attorney to challenge God e.g: Job 1:6-12
- ) NOT a devil, or modern Christian interpretations
- ) Sometimes seen in the heavenly courts. Job 1:6-12
Pseudepigrapha
Definition, Location, Why popularity increase, relation to post exilic Judaism
- ) When an author uses a past author’s words to fortify themselves, the previous author, and may possibly be a follower.
- ) Seen in Ezra, Nehemiah
- ) Canon becoming more stringent, so this technique is used more often to get writings into the canon.
- ) Hallmark of post-exilic Judaism as people use material from their past to define their identity.
Ezra Memoir
Chapters, 2 pieces of Ezra’s role and how it relates to Persia’s policy, Chronological year, Cyrus’ mandate
- )Occurs in Ez 7-10, Neh 8-9
- ) Shows Ezra’s comissioning by Persia as puppet king and judge–and shows Persia’s autonomous policy.
- ) Mandates reinsitution of the Torah indicative of Persia’s allowance of individual legal corpora.
- ) Occurs in 458 BCE
- ) Differences in the Aramaic version, different focuses on what Cyrus’ mandate is.
Nehemiah Memoir
Chapters, Nehemiah’s power and mandate, reasons for a delay, Chronological year
- ) Neh 1-7, 11-13
- ) Nehemiah made governor and told to rebuild Jerusalem’s walls
- ) A delay of the building occured for two reasons, interference from “foreigners” or people that already lived there…
- ) and practical concerns of the people
- ) 445BCE
458 BCE
See Ezra Memoir
445 BCE
See Nehemiah Memoir
Nasi
- ) Means prince
- ) relates to Sheshbazzar
- ) Seen in Ezekiel, Davidic
- ) 1 Chron 3:18
Gunkel/Form Criticism
3 facts
- ) Classification of Psalms based on small literary units, conversations, receipts
- ) These indicate the situation, genre, form
- ) Categories cannot be rigid, Psalms can be more than one type, and inter-webbed
- ) You don’t need to know all the elements to know what genre something is.
Sitz im Leben
3 facts. HARD.
- ) A term to contexualize the genre of the text into its social constituent.
- ) One example, is a text meant for a social holiday.
- ) The meaning of the text is bound up in the function in the community.
Type of Psalm (Form): Hymns
(5 facts) general, focus, parallel, association, chapter
- ) Song of praise
- ) Focus on creation, or mythological
- ) Parallels ANE lit, e.g: Songs of the Aten
- ) Associated with festivals
- ) Psalm 104
Type of Psalm(Form): Enthronement Psalms (HARD)
(6 facts) subset, wording, recognized, festival time, metaphor, chapter
- ) Subset of Hymns
- ) Contains, “YHWH reigns”
- ) Recognized by Sigmund Mowinkle
- ) Linked to New Year
- ) Chaoskampf
- ) Psalm 93
Type of Psalm(Form): Complaints/Laments (individual or communal) [HARD]
(6 facts) outline of these psalms
- ) Plea to hear prayer
- ) Lament
- ) Confession of sin or assertion of innocence
- ) Appeal for divine assistance
- ) Acknowledgement of divine response
- ) Sometimes a promise to give thanks