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1
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How many weaknesses are against the Pentateuch?

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4 weaknesses

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What is the first weakness?

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assumes lower literary standard for Hebrew authors than contemporary

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Explain the first weakness in more detail.

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they didn’t think Moses was smart enough

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What is the 2nd weakness?

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assumes purely human origin for Israel’s religion

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Explain the 2nd weakness in detail.

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didn’t believe in supernatural or inspired by God, they thought it was manmade

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What is the third weakness?

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it espouses literary duplication or repetition as demonstrating diverse authorship.

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Explain third weakness.

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the JEDP, different authors/names of God

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What is the fourth weakness?

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assumes superior knowledge of ancient history over org. authors who lived 2,000+ years closer to the events they recorded.

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Explain 4th weakness.

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thought that we know more today than they did back then.

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10
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What is the authorship view? The ______ authorship view?

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The Mosaic authorship view.

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There are what types of evidence for the mosaic authorship view?

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textual and internal evidence

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12
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How many points of textual evidence are there?

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four

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What is the first support of textual evidence?

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The Pentateuch itself testifies to Moses having composed it.

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What is a verse to support the first textual evidence?

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Ex. 17:14 where the Lord told Moses to write this on a scroll.

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What is the second textual?

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The Old testament references the Pentateuch as an already established written document written by Moses.

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verse to support the second textual?

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servant moses gave the law and in 2 Kings 14:6 Amaziah did according to the law of moses and in 2 King David talks about following God “ as written in the law of moses.”

17
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What is the third textual?

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Jesus attributed the Pentateuch to Moses

18
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verse to support third textual?

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Matt. 19:8 Jesus talked to the pharisees about divorce and said mentioned Moses.

19
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What is the 4th textual?

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The New testament strongly affirms Mosaic authorship.

20
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verse to support 4th?

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Romans 10:5 talks to the believers in Rome. “ For moses describes the righteousness which is of the law…”

21
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Name the four textual in abbrebiated form?

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(1) Pentateuch (2) OT (3) Jesus (4) NT ( POJN)

22
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How many points of internal evidence are there for Mosaic authorship?

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6 points

23
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What is the first internal evidence?

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eye witness details appear in the account of the book of Exodus

24
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Where do the eye witness accounts appear?

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Exodus

25
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Verse for first internal.

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details in Exodus 15:27 where is talks about specific palm trees and springs ( 12 springs and 70 palm trees) also in Numbers 11:7,8 about how it smelt and tasted ( like coriander seed and resin.

26
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What is the second internal?

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the author shows a thorough acquaintance with Egypt

27
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Explain second internal.

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moses gives the actual egytpian name for pharoah.

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What is the third internal?

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author shows consistenly foreign or extra palestinian viewpoint so far as Canaan is concerned.

29
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Explain third internal.

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explains of how he thinks it look but he never actual saw it.

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What is the fourth internal?

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references to archaic customs which are demonstrable to the 2nd millenium BC but which do not continue during the first millenium.

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Explain fourth internal.

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Issac to Jacob putting hand on someone, teravim with Rachel and Jacob, Hagar and Sarah, children.

32
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What is the 5th internal?

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significant archaisms in language

33
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Explain 5th internal.

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hebrew words spelled different but same word. like Savior/Saviour

34
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What is the 6th internal?

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most remarkable unity of arrangement that links together into a progressive whole.

35
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Explain 6th internal.

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diff names but same context

36
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Abbreviation for 6 internal points.

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(1) eywitness details (2) acquaintance with Egypt (3) foreign viewpoint of Canaan (4) archaic customs (5) archaisms in language (6) unity of arangment ( EAFACALUA)

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abbreviations for weaknesses

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(1) lower liteary standard (2) human orgin for religion (3) diverse authorship (4) superior knowledge of ancient history

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