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HOS Tri II Test II Flashcards

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Jeremiah’s call

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He does not accept call, contrast to Isaiah.

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Book of Lamentations

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Could be written by Jeremiah, hope for forgiveness during the exile, image of greatness to lowliness (reversals)

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Psalm 137 (Ballad of the Exiles)

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Expression of sorrow, loss, expression of remembrance

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Pre- exilic Good Shepherd

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Leads the sheep back, Messiah (Jesus)

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Pre-exilic Bad Shepherd

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Led the flock astray, or let them go astray (idolatry), Priests, Kings, etc…

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Jeremiah stresses

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Heart, personal relationship, one can have faith/religion outside of Jerusalem

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Major Exilic Shift

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Focus of religion, exterior to interior

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Ezekiel

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One of four major prophets, Pre exilic, preistly class

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Ezekiel image

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Dry Bones

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Images of Dry Bones

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Very Dry: hopeless, only hope of the CP

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Jeremiah

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one of four major prophets, Pre-Exilic and Exilic, tries to dissuade Zedekiah from making alliance with Egypt

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Daniel

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One of four major prophets, exiled to Babylon

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Themes for Daniel

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Hope for Exiles, Man of Faith can resist temptation, Messianism

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Three Parts of Daniel’s themes

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Visions, Stories, Wisdom

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Daniel’s Visions

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Vision of the statue (idolatry) -> Messianism (Son of Man)

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Fiery Furnace

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Worship statue or be thrown into fire, saved by one man (Messianism)

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Lion’s Den

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Not allowed to pray except to pagan god, Daniel saved by angel

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Susanna

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resists being unfaithful, falsely accused and destined to die, saved by Daniel

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Daniels stories all have

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all threee major themes

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Daniel’s Wisdom

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‘Many of those who sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake: some to everlasting life, others to reproach and everlasting disgrace’

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Deutero Isaiah

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second Isaiah (different person)

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Deutero Isaiah themes

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Messianism, Fore-runner (John the Baptist), Hope of return from Exile

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Deutero Isaiah Image

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Suffering servant (Messiah), Four Hymns to the servant

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Hymn 1 (Presentation of the Servant)

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‘Here is my servant whom I uphold, my chosen one with whom I am pleased’ References the Baptism of the Lord

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Hymn 2 (Calling of the Servant)

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‘Before birth the Lord called me, from my mother’s womb he gave me my name,…,He said to me, You are my servant.’ The Messiah is given a name and a mission

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Hymn 3 (Suffering Servant Hymn)

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‘I gave my back to those who beat me, my cheeks to those who tore out my beard. My face I did not hide from insults and spitting.’ Refrences Jesus’ Passion and Death

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Hymn 4 (Salvation by the Suffering of the Servant)

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‘See my servant shall proper, he shall be raised high and greatly exalted’ Refrence Jesus on the Cross

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King Zerubbabel

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From the tribe of Judah, leads CP back from exile

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Book of Ezra

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Describes rebuilding of Judah

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New Temple

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Temple of Zerubbabel or Second Temples

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Four reforms of book of Nehemiah

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No marriages to foreigners, no work on Sabbath, sanctuary tax, give back to God 10% of earnings

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Zechariah

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Post Exilic Prophet, calls the Messiah the ‘Branch’ (hope)

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Zechariah theme

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Messianism

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Zechariah image

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Riding donkey into Jerusalem (Jesus Palm Sunday)

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Malachi

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Post Exilic Prophet, means ‘my messenger ’, (hope)

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Malachi theme

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Messianism (fore-runner)

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Malachi images

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John the Baptist, Purification of faith, Return of Elijah

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Joel

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Post Exilic prophet (hope)

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Joel Theme

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Messianism (Messianic Age)

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Joel Image

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Outpouring of the Holy Spirit

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Joel quote

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‘I will pour out my spirt upon all flesh,…, in those days I will pour out my spirit.’ (Fufilled on Pentecost

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Jonah’s calling

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resists call, tries to run away to Joppa to Tarshish

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Jonah is swallowed by a

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large fish (whale), and spit out on the shores of Nineveh to preach

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Jonah is annoyed by

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Nineveh’s trust in God

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Jonah’s images

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Sign of conversion, sign or resurrection

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Job

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‘blessed man’ represents CP

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Satan in Book of Job

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‘tempter’, ‘accuser’, or ‘adversary’

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Job’s response to suffering

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‘naked i came forth from my mother’s womb, and naked shall I go back there. The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away, Blessed be the name of the Lord.’

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Job’s Friend’s response to suffuring

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it is the result of sin

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Job’s wife’s response to suffering

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Reject the unjust God; curse him and get on w/ life

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Job’smain message

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remain faithful and trust in od through it all and you will be rewarded

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Wisdom Literature was recorded mainly during

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Solomon and during Babylonian captivity

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Book of Proverbs

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short sayings, cookbook of life with recipies for successful living

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Book of Sirach (Ecclesiasticus)

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during Hellenistic Age, Ecclesiasticus means laws of the ecclesia (community or church)

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Book of Ecclesiastes

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refers to Preacher or Hoheleth, ‘vanity = empty’

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Book of Song of Songs

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exalts human love, human love represents God’s love for us

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Old Testament Suffering

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result of curses, result of sin, a test

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New Testament Suffering

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not all suffering is a result of sin, God allows it but does not send it, God can intervene (miracles), Suffering is not permanent

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Book of Wisdom

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answers the question of the righteous who remain faithful, die, and are not rewarded in this life

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