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Isaiah Flashcards

1
Q

Isaiah means what?

A

Jehovah is Salvation

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2
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Isaiah married a

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prophetess

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3
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Isaiah was known as the

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prince of the prophets

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4
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who was the most quoted in the N.T

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Isaiah

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5
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how did Isaiah die

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according to the Talmud, Isaiah was sawn in two during the reign of Manasseh (Heb 11:37)

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6
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who never should have been born

A

Manasseh

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7
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how many times is the word salvation used in Isaiah

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28 times

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8
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what does Isaiah talk about more than any other

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salvation

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9
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what is the theme of Isaiah

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salvation

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10
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who was Isaiah addressed to

A

Judah

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11
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Isaiah lived before, during and after the destruction of

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Israel

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12
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who was Isaiah contemporary with

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Amos, Hosea and Micah

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13
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what are the three views of the authorship of Isaiah?

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singular authorship
bi-authorship
tri-authorship

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14
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what is the singular authorship view

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the one with the most credibility

Isaiah wrote it all

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15
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bi-authorship

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Isaiah wrote ch 1-39, but another unknown author wrote ch 40-46 at a much later time
no evidence-rooted in liberal theology

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tri-authorship

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Isaiah wrote 1-39, unknown 40-55, another unknown 56-66

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17
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what is the external evidence for singular authorship?

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Jewish tradition-throughout history the Jews believed that Isaiah wrote the book by himself
Other Manuscripts-the dead sea scrolls-the oldest manuscripts we have for the OT-what we have today is what we had then
Septuagint- gives no indication that Isaiah was anything other than one book
the Qumran believed in one complete copy of Isaiah, not different sections.
the N.T.-all verses quoted from Isaiah are attributed to Isaiah
Jesus believed in singular authorship

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18
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internal evidence for singular authorship view

A

the same terms are used in all sections
the same passages are used in all sections
1:15—–>59:3;7
28:5—–>62:3

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19
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Isaiah addresses Israel’s _______

A

sin

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20
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he details his ____ to be a prophet

A

call

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21
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during what time frame was Isaiah addressing Israel

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the year King Uziah died

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22
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what was happening in the temple in Isaiah’s vision

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Lord high and lifted up, his glory fills the temple

Seraphim-six winged angels, cover face and cry holy, holy, holy

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23
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where is the Lord in Isaiah vision of the temple

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high and lifted up, his glory fills the temple

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24
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what is crying holy, holy, holy

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seraphim-6 winged angels

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25
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what are the angels doing

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covering their faces and crying holy, holy, holy

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26
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what happens when the angles cry holy

A

the house filled with smoke and the doorpost moved

27
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what can holy holy holy be in reference to

A

the three persons of the Trinity

28
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what does the house filling with smoke and doorpost moving represent

A

God’s Shekinah glory

29
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what is the proper reaction when in the presence of God

A

humility

30
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what does Isaiah confess as his sin problem

A

unclean lips

31
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what does the seraphim do when Isaiah confesses his sin

A

takes a hot coal off the altar and puts it on his mouth and cleanses his lips

32
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what happens after Isaiah’s mouth is cleaned by the angel

A

he wants to serve God

33
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What is Isaiah told to do in his vision

A

to prophecy to Israel, but they will not respond

34
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What does Isaiah ask In response to his command

A

how long will he have to prophecy to Israel

35
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what is God’s response to Isaiah’s question of how long?

A

until Israel is completely taken over and destroyed

36
Q

what does Isaiah reveal about Israel

A

the cause of their condemnation

37
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what is the cause of their condemnation

A

they do not know their maker, they have forgotten God

38
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Isaiah says that Israel’s sin is worse that what

A

animals

39
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Israel is so loaded down with sin that what is happening

A

they are so wicked, that the kids are wicked

40
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what does Isaiah call Israel

A

Sodom and Gomorrah

41
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what was the solution to Israel’s sin problem

A

put away the evil they were doing-cease to do evil

42
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Isaiah foretells of the coming

A

kingdom

43
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where will the kingdom be located

A

on the highest point-Mt Zion

44
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who will be the capital city of the new kingdom

A

Jerusalem

45
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what will the new kingdom be like

A

all will go there to learn of God’s ways

there will be no weapons, war, or learning of war

46
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who is Isaiah quoting in reference to the kingdom

A

Micah

47
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what will happen to Israel

A

they will be made sinless and holy

48
Q

Isaiah reveals the cause of _____ condemnation

A

Judah’s

49
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who does Isaiah address in Judah

A

the rulers

50
Q

what does Isaiah ask the rulers

A

why are you abusing the people

51
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what were the women of Judah focused on

A

their outward appearance

52
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what will the women’s punishment be

A

no one will want to look at them

they will have a scab on their head and their secret parts will be revealed

53
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What does Isaiah sing

A

the song of the vineyard

54
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what does the “well beloved” represent?

A

God

55
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what does the “vineyard” represent

A

Israel

56
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what is the relationship between God and Israel in the song of the vineyard

A

romantic

57
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what is the song of the vineyard a picture of

A

how God loves Israel

58
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what does he do for the vineyard

A

protects it and plants the best vines in it, build a tower in it for protection

59
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what will God do (song of vineyard)

A

take away what he has done-the protection he has provided

60
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what does the plant represent

A

men of Judah

61
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what does the land represent

A

Israel

62
Q

what will happen to Israel

A

they will be taken into captivity
no honorable people are left
they will be thrown into hell

63
Q

what happens to hell?

A

its gets bigger ( in number of people)

Old Testament Prophets (Airen) (10 decks)

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