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Midterm Flashcards

1
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The Edomites were the descendants of Esau, brother of Jacob.

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True.

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In Obadiah, the geographical location in which is addressee entrusted is called Petrah today.

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True.

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Obadiah declares that God will one day destroy his addressees to the extent that there will only be a handful left.

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False.

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4
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The message of Obadiah is only one of judgement.

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False.

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5
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The plagues of worms and locusts which Joel compared to the coming “day” was strikingly similar to the one Israel experienced in Egypt.

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True.

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6
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The army which would one day invade Joel’s land would be under God’s guidance and protection.

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False.

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7
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According to Joel, people will not be saved during the Great Tribulation.

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False.

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8
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This prophetic book has caused the most debate concerning the date of its writing.

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Obadiah

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9
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Prophets in the OT ministered in this way.

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Sermons, predictions, object lessons.

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10
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Generically, the term “Day of the Lord” refers to:

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Judgement

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11
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The word translated “saviors” in Obadiah 21 means:

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Deliverers

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12
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Joel compares the devastation causes by the plague to this:

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A young virgin losing her husband.

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13
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Joel tells his addressees to gather all the people and rend their clothes as a sign of remorse.

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False.

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14
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This individual referenced Joel 2 as an illustration of what was happening in Acts 2 on the day of Pentecost.

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Peter.

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15
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This would be the invading army that Joel predicted would eventually conquer is addressees:

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Assyria.

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16
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According to Joel, God will gather the nations to be judged at this location:

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Valley of Jehoshaphat.

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17
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Jehovah is God.

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Joel

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18
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Against Edom.

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Obadiah

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19
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Writings

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Ketuvim

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20
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The day of the Lord.

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Joel

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21
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Prophets

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Nev’im

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22
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Law

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Torah

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23
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Servant of Jehovah

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Obadiah

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24
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Written to Judah

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Joel

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25
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2 Signs of a False Prophet.

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1- His prophecies would not come true.

2- His life and words did not line up with what Scripture teaches.

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26
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Essay:

Discuss why Obadiah and his addressees will one day be destroyed by the Lord. Give 3 reasons.

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1- Participated in Judah’s captivity.
2- Rejoiced in Judah’s defeat.
3- Stole from Judah.

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27
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An individual was considered a true prophet as long as his prophecies came true.

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False

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28
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Amos explains that a righteous person rejoices when the wicked are punished.

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False.

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29
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The “summer fruits” judgement symbolized that Israel’s end was near.

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True.

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30
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After God restores Israel, she will no longer call him Ishi…

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False.

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31
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Hosea buys Gomer back for half the price of a normal slave.

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True.

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32
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Jerusalem is the cause of sin in Judah and Israel is the cause of sin in Samaria.

33
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Micah reveals that during the Millennium there will be little instruction on military tactics.

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False. No instruction.

34
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Amos declared that this nation will be judged because of their slave trade:

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Gaza (Philistia)

35
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Amos revealed that Israel believed this would keep them from being judged.

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Prosperity, entertainment, geographical location.

36
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This judgement in Amos symbolized God’s measurement of Israel and coming judgement because they were “crooked:”

37
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Hosea explained that the people had become so ungodly this became “strange” to them:

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The Word of God.

38
Q

Micah is told to go to Aphrah to do this:

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Roll around in the dust

39
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Micah tells the people to do this as a sign of their mourning:

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Run around naked.

40
Q

Micah specifically predicts this important fact concerning the Messiah’s first advent.

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His birthplace.

41
Q

Hear

42
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Who is like Jehovah

43
Q

Salvation

44
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Jehovah’s redeeming love

45
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Burden bearer

46
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Herdsmen and farmer

47
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Judgement of Judah, Israel, and the nations

48
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No mercy

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Lo-Ruhamah (daughter)

49
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Not my people

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Lo-ammi (son)

50
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God will despense

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Jezreel (son)

51
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Amaziah’s wife

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Prostitute

52
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Amaziah’s kids

53
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Derogatory “name” God calls Israel

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Silly dove

54
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Animals God uses in Hosea to illustrate how He will judge Israel

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Lion and dove

55
Q

Essay:

3 things Micah reveals that God desires over sacrifices and offerings:

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1- do justly
2- love mercy
3- walk humbly

56
Q

When Isaiah explains his call to be a prophet he admits he has a sin problem with his hands.

57
Q

The Lord gave the sign of the coming of “God with us”…

58
Q

Maher-shalal-has-baz’s name…

59
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Isaiah prophesied Babylon would be destroyed by Medes/Persians

60
Q

Isaiah prophesied that Egypt’s future destruction would be internal…

61
Q

As a sign of God’s judgement on Egypt and Ethiopia…

62
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Isaiah reveals that Israel’s priests and prophets were known for being drunk.

63
Q

After the angel of the Lord killed 185,000…

64
Q

After Hezekiah was informed that he would die…

65
Q

Cyrus, King of Babylon…

66
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This is the name of Isaiah

67
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Isaiah utilized many of these in his prophetical writings

68
Q

Isaiah and his son Shear-jashub met with this king…

69
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Isaiah prophesied of the following nation (s) destruction

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All of the above

70
Q

In Isaiah 27 Satan is personified as

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All of the above

71
Q

This king of Assyria captured all the cities…

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Sennacherib

72
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This was the sign of Hezekiah of his prolonged life

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Stopping and turning back of sun

73
Q

Isaiah 52:13-53:12 is considered this by the Jews

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Holy of Holies in the OT

74
Q

Jehovah is salvation

75
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The remnant shall return

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Sheer-jashub

76
Q

In making speed to spoil he hastens the prey

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Maher-shalal-hash-baz

77
Q

3 characteristics of Millennial Kingdom

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1-dying at 100 is young
2- the animals will live peacefully
3- hell will be visible

78
Q

Read over Isaiah authorship and evidences

A

Look at pictures

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