HOS Tri II Test I Flashcards

1
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Rehoboam

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Solomon’s son and succeeds him as king

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2
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Jeroboam

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Son of Nebat, political activist

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3
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Rehoboam’s elders suggest

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He lighten up

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4
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Rehoboam’s peers suggest

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He not back down (listens to peers)

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5
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North Kingdom facts

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10 tribes, king Jeroboam, Political capital Samaria, Religious capital, Dan and Bethel

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South Kingdom Facts

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Tribes ofJudah & Benjamin, king Rehoboam, Capital of Jerusalem

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Political reasons for split

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Taxes, forced Labor, Rehoboam’s refusal to negotiate, Historical division of the tribes

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Religious reasons for split

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Travel, legitimacy, power, taxes

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9
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Jeroboam replaces Ark of Covenant with

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A golden calf

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10
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Sin of Jeroboam

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Idolatry, will need prophets to bring the people back to Yahweh

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11
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Omri

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Success Jeroboam as King of the North

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12
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Ahab

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Son of Omri

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13
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Jezebel

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Marries Ahab, insists on worshiping Baal, kills priests of Yahweh

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14
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Elijah

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Prophet from Tishbe, escapes Jezebel, controls the rain.

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15
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Elijah and the Widow of Zarephath

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Elijah promises the flour shall not go empty, nor the jug of oil, Elijah then restores life to her son

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16
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Mount Carmel

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Prophet hang out, place of contest

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17
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Contest at Carmel

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Elijah vs Prophets of Baal, Elijah wins proving Yahweh is THE only god (monotheism)

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18
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Elisha

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Ploughing with twelve yoke of Oxen, gives the meat away, great sacrifice

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19
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Sign of Elisha’s calling

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Elijah places mantel on Elisha’s shoulders

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20
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Naboth

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Owns vineyard next to palace of King Ahab

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21
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Elijah predicts

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Jezebel and Ahab’s death correctly after Jezebel has Naboth killed

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22
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When Elijah parts the Jordan River with his mantel

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Elisha tells Elijah he will not leave him, similar to Ruth

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23
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After the crossing of the Jordan, Elijah asks Elisha for whatever he wants

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Elisha wants a double portion of Elijah’s spirit, similar to Solomon

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24
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Elisha, like Elijah

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Can restore life

25
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Amos

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Prophet who travels to the North to preach

26
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Amos’ themes

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Social Justice, Minor themes are Materialism, self complacency, warning of threat from north, and Messianism

27
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Amos’ symbol

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Sandals

28
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Hosea

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Minor writing prophet, preaches in the north and used real life experience for his preaching

29
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Gomer, despite being married to Hosea, goes after other men

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Hosea still wants to take Gomer back

30
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Israel, despite being covenanted to God, goes after other Gods

A

God still wants to take Israel back

31
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Hosea’s themes

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Monotheism, minor themes being love and marriage, forgiveness, warning of threat from north (like amos), and messianism (like Amos)

32
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Hosea’s image

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Marriage and fidelity

33
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Pekah

A

Second to last king of Israel

34
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Hoshea

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Last king of Israel

35
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Hoshea and Israel form an alliance with

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Egypt against Assyria, for making them a vassal

36
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Israel stops paying tribute to Assyria

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Assyria destroys them and Egypt does not show up to help

37
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As a result of Israel being destroyed by Assyria

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10/12 tribes are gone, 1/2 of the P.L. Is gone, and people start to question Covenant status

38
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Samaritans

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1/2 Jewish, 1/2, Assyrian, caused by Assyria method of conquest

39
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Political reasons for fall of Israel

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Political instability, failure to pay tribute to Assyria, failed Aliance with Egypt

40
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Religious Reasons of the Fall of Israel

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Loss of faith, people didn’t listen to prophets, idolatry and formalism

41
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Isiah

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First of 4 major prophets, called to preach in South

42
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Isiah Themes

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Messianism, Faith and Trust in God

43
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Isiah’s images

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Vineyard, Prophetic Call, Virgin with Child (Messianism)

44
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Isiah Vineyard

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God is a vine owner, and Israel are the sour grapes, God will allow the animals to destroy the vineyard

45
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Isiah’s Prophetic Call

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angels take the coals from the alter to the prophet’s lips

46
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Micah

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minor prophet

47
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Micah’s themes

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Messianism, Minor themes: Discipleship (Act Justly, Love Tenderly, walk humbly with God

48
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Why is a Messiah needed

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Loss of Faith, Loss of Land, Loss of CP, needed a savior

49
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Ahaz

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king during Fall of Israel

50
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Hezekiah

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good king

51
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Sennacherib

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King of Assyria, Goes to attack South after Assyria conquered the North, en route to conquer Egyptian Empire

52
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Isaiah tells Hezekiah to trust in the Lord, and he listens

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Lord inflicts disease and death on Assyrian troops

53
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Josiah

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good king, did what was right, abolishes idolatry

54
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Hilkiah

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spoke to Yahwah through a prophet, doom for Judah due to ancestors

55
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Josiah dies

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goes to defend Judah and is killed by Neco at the battle of Megiddo

56
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Nebuchadnezzar

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Egyptian King who makes Judah a vassal of Babylon

57
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Babylonian method of Conquer

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take out critical leaders, leave the masses alive, cut off the head and leave the body practice

58
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Zedekiah

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stops paying tribute to Babylon, gets invaded with Egypt not in sight

59
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Fall of Judah

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destruction of Judah, Jerusalem, the Temple, and the Ark of the Covenant