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Exam 4 Review Flashcards

1
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Which of the following means “to see/gaze/look at”?
A. Roeh
B. Hozeh
C. Nabi

A

B. Hozeh

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Which of the following means “to call”?
A. Roeh
B. Hozeh
C. Nabi

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C. Nabi

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When Jesus prophesied about his ressurection, this was an example of (Hint: It’s another word for foreshadowing)?

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Fore-telling

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“Thus says the Lord” is an example of?

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Forth-telling

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The key distinguishing feature between the Major and MInor prophetic books is the length/size of their writings.

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True

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_______________/________ is the judgment or hope for deliverance/restoration.

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Aftermath/Hope

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______________ is how the audience needed to conduct themselves.

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Instruction

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_______________ is punishment due the offense.

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Judgment

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________________ is the description of offense.

A

Indictment

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10
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Which of the following is not a topic held in common amongst the prophets in the OT as discussed in class?
A. Day of the Lord
B. Faithful Remnant
C. Covenant obligations
D. Judgment on foreign Gods
E. Concept of coming Messiah

A

D. Judgment on foreign Gods

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11
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What are the three different covenant obligations presented throughout each book?

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  1. Call to return to Yahweh
  2. Call to personal holiness
  3. Call to peace with each other
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Jonah, Amos, Joel, Hosea, Micah, and Isaiah were prophets during which time?
A. Persian
B. Assyrian
C. Babylon

A

B. Assyrian (Northern Kingdom)

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Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi were prophets during what time?
A. Persian
B. Assyrian
C. Babylon

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A. Persian

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Nahum, Zephaniah, Habakkuk, Jeremiah-Lamentations, Obadiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel were prophets during what time?
A. Persian
B. Assyrian
C. Babylon

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C. Babylon

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15
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The major prophets in the Bible are Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel.

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True

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16
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Who makes up the Northern and Southern Kingdoms?

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  1. Israel
  2. Judah
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17
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Who was the prophet that was a miracle hard to swallow (believe)?

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Jonah

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18
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Jonah was the prophet called to what city?

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Ninevah

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Why was Jonah angry?

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Because God showed the people of Ninevah mercy even though, Jonah didn’t think they deserved it.

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Four Themes of Jonah:

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  1. Jonah’s call, disobedience, and punishment.
  2. Jonah’s cry of repentance
  3. Jonah’s preaching and Ninevah’s repentance
  4. Jonah’s displeasure at the sparing of Ninevah
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Amos is the prophetic book which references a sudden growth and death of a vine.

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False

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Amos “day-job” was a shepherd/tree farmer.

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True

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What does Amos name mean?

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Burden or burden bearer

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Name two of the specific sins that Amos denounces in his prophecy.

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Social injustice and religious hypocrisy.

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25
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Main Theme of Amos:

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Social Justice

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26
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Amos has much in common with James?

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True

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27
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Which prophetic book uses the marital relationship of a prophet and his adulterous wife to mirror God’s relationship with Israel?
A. Jonah
B. Amos
C. Hosea

A

C. Hosea

28
Q

Hosea was the prophet who married the prostitute Gomer, which represented God’s relationship with Israel.

A

True

29
Q

Hosea name means “The Lord Saves”.

A

True

30
Q

Four Themes of Hosea:
1. Our initial relationship with God of ____________ and ____________.
2. Our __________________ we sinfully run after “lovers”
3. God’s _________________ and call for ________________.
4. Full ___________________ of the relationship.

A
  1. Intimacy, Favor
  2. Unfaithfulness
  3. Judgment, Repentance
  4. Restoration
31
Q

Joel means _________ ___ ____.

A

Jehovah is God

32
Q

According to Baylis, what is the natural disaster prompting Joel to call for the people to fast and pray?
A. Draught
B. Plague of Locusts
C. Earthquake
D. Flood rains

A

B. Plague of Locusts

33
Q

Joel foreshadows the coming _____ ___ ____ ______.

A

Day of The Lord

34
Q

Joel encouraged his listeners to “Rend your ___________ not your ______________.

A

Hearts, Garments

35
Q

What does Joel ends with?

A

Hope

36
Q

Micah name means, “Who is like Jehovah?”

A

True

37
Q

According to Baylis, Micah couples/caps his indictments with messages of hope.

A

True

38
Q

Which book studied so far predicts the birthplace of the Messiah?
A. Jonah
B. Micah
C. Isaiah
D. Joel

A

B. Micah

39
Q

Themes of Micah:
1. True _____________.
2. Birthplace of ________________.
3. God is ____________ and ___________ of the Abrahamic Covenant.

A
  1. Religion
  2. Messiah
  3. Judge, Keeper
40
Q

Which book studied so far has a question about how many authors are involved?
A. Jonah
B. Micah
C. Isaiah
D. Joel

A

C. Isaiah

41
Q

Isaiah name means, ______ ______ ____ _____.

A

The Lord has saved

42
Q

Vocabulary of Isaiah is ____________ or ____________.

A

DEUTERO, TRITO

43
Q

Which of the following books references a servant who suffers by being pierced for the transgressions of others?
A. Joel
B. Micah
C. Isaiah

A

C. Isaiah

44
Q

Themes of Isaiah:
1. God as the ______ _____.
2. Faithful ________________.
3. The __________ who will come to be the ______________.
4. Peace and Prosperity in _________ _____________.

A
  1. Holy one
  2. Remnant
  3. Servant, Messiah
  4. Final Kingdom
45
Q

According to Baylis, which prophet is “counterpoint” to Jonah?
A. Zephaniah
B. Nahum
C. Habakkuk
D. Jeremiah

A

B. Nahum

46
Q

Nahum name means, full __ __________.

A

of comfort

47
Q

Nahum is about God being ___________ to all ____________.

A

Sovereign, nations

48
Q

Zephaniah is about the ______________ and ______________ Day of The Lord.

A

Present, future

49
Q

Themes of Zephaniah:
1. Call to _____________ and __________________.
2. Remnant of _______.

A
  1. Repentance, righteousness
  2. Hope
50
Q

According to Baylis, Habakkuk is surprised that the Lord is going to use sinful Babylon to judge/discipline Judah.

A

True

51
Q

Themes of Habakkuk:
1. ______________ by ________.
2. ______ in the midst of ________.

A
  1. Salvation, faith
  2. Hope, pain
52
Q

Jeremiah’s ministry was one of relative ease.

A

False

53
Q

Jeremiah was required to “______ _____” certain things.

A

Act out

54
Q

Baruch was the scribe of _____________.

A

Jeremiah

55
Q

Themes of Jeremiah:
1. God’s policy with the ____________.
2. _______ ______________.
3. _____ Covenant.

A
  1. Nations
  2. False Prophets
  3. New
56
Q

Lamentations holds an eye witness account of what happened during the final seige, along with the use of Acrostic Poems.

A

True

57
Q

Obadiah speaks to what country?

A

Edom

58
Q

Why is Edom punished?

A

Because of how they judged Judah.

59
Q

Ezekiel name means, ______ has strengthened.

A

God

60
Q

Ezekiel is referred to as the Son of Man 90 times in Ezekiel.

A

True

61
Q

Ezekiel is “counterpoint” to Jeremiah

A

True

62
Q

Themes of Ezekiel:
1. The _______________ of God.
2. Individual _______________ before God.

A
  1. Otherness
  2. Responsibility
63
Q

What two languages is Daniel written in?

A

Hebrew and Aramic

64
Q

Themes of Daniel:
1. Spiritual and ____________ sovereignty.
2. Pride and ____________.
3. The coming of the _____________.

A
  1. Political
  2. Rebellion
  3. Messiah
65
Q

Patterns of Faithfulness
1. ____________ practices
2. ____________ worship
3. ____________ worship

A
  1. Cultural
  2. Corporate
  3. Personal
66
Q
  1. Jonah is the _______________ prophet of Yahweh’s Compassion.
  2. Amos is the prophet of _____________.
  3. Hosea is ______ _________________ covenant love.
  4. Joel is _____ ___ ____ Lord.
  5. Micah is the prophet of ___________ justice.
  6. Isaiah is the prophet of the _______ ____ of Israel.
  7. Nahum is Yahweh’s righteous ______________ of Ninevah.
  8. Zephaniah is the universal _____ ___ ____ ______.
  9. Habakkuk teaches about having _______ even in disaster.
  10. Jeremiah teaches that ___________ is necessary for chastening.
  11. Lamentations is having ______ in the midst of suffering.
  12. Obadiah is about the ________________ curse on Edom.
  13. Ezekiel is about ___ ____ ___________.
  14. Daniel is about _____________ is the God of Heaven.
A
  1. Reluctant
  2. Justice
  3. God’s unconditional
  4. Day of The
  5. Covenant
  6. Holy one
  7. Vengeance
  8. Day of The Lord
  9. Faith
  10. Judgment
  11. Faith
  12. Covenantal
  13. I am Yahweh
  14. Yahweh

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