Lecture 7_Daniel Flashcards

1
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What is the major division of Daniel?

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part 1: Six stories (ch 1-6)

part 2: Four visions (ch 7-12)

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G. K. Beale sets out four steps for interpreting Apocalyptic literature like Revelation. Determine …

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(1) linguistic data
(2) grasp the vision,
(3) historical referent
(4) what the symbols are revealing about the historical referent.

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3
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Peter Gentry provides three reasons for viewing the book as an inextricable unity according to three different organizations:

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(1) chronological,
(2) linguistic, and
(3) chiastic literary structures.

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4
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For Wright, the Son of Man is clearly a reference to

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persecuted Israel.

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5
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According to Ryan Stephens Daniel can be divided into?

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  1. 2 parts:
  2. 1-6: narrative account of exile;
  3. 7-12: visionary account of future events using apocalyptic literature.
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6
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According to Ryan Stephens Daniel appears to be structured?

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  1. chiastically

2. with chapters 1-5 corresponding to chapters 6-12

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7
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• Apocalyptic literature stands apart from normal prophetic literature. Some defining features of apocalyptic literature are? (pt 1)

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1) angelic guide and interpreter
2) venerable recipient from the distant past
3) otherworldly journey or historical reviews,

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8
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• Apocalyptic literature stands apart from normal prophetic literature. Some defining features of apocalyptic literature are? (pt 2)

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4) description of final judgment
5) It is not descriptive but expressive; symbolic not concrete
6) revelation through divine mediation and pseudonymity.

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