Others

Question 1

OT persons, events, and things, “foreshadow” the corresponding NT entities.

Answer 1

Typological Interpretation

Question 2

The OT was originally written in Hebrew and this language.

Answer 2

Aramaic

Question 3

The Israelite/Sinai Covenant is an example of this kind of covenant.

Answer 3

Bi-lateral covenant

Question 4

Written by a Northern Kingdom Israelite in the 8th century BC

Answer 4

“E” Document

Question 5

The biblical text is understood figuratively or symbolically.

Answer 5

Allegorical interpretation

Question 6

A visible and/or audible manifestation of God.

Answer 6

Theophany

Question 7

The predominant early date view of the exodus.

Answer 7

15th century BC

Question 8

An attempt to explain the supernatural intervention of the plagues in Egypt.

Answer 8

Natural cause and effect

Question 9

Point to the difference in language in the Pentateuch.

Answer 9

Sinai and Horeb

Question 10

Textual reference to Moses challenging Mosaic authorship of the Pentateuch.

Answer 10

Moses’ death

Question 11

Emphasizes the instructional value of the OT for today’s readers.

Answer 11

Didactic interpretation

Question 12

The predominant late date view of the exodus.

Answer 12

13th century BC

Question 13

Designed to symbolize the active presence of the Lord among the Hebrews.

Answer 13

Tabernacle

Question 14

Written in the 9th century showing the “human” aspects of God.

Answer 14

“J” Document

Question 15

Patterned after the literary formation of the Hittite Suzerain-Vassal Treaty.

Answer 15

Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy

Question 16

The Latin translation of the Hebrew text.

Answer 16

Latin Vulgate

Question 17

The biblical writers act as stenographers.

Answer 17

Dictation theory

Question 18

The latest document according to the Documentary Hypothesis.

Answer 18

“P” Document

Question 19

Documentarians say their various uses point to multiple authors of the Pentateuch.

Answer 19

Elohim and Yahweh

Question 20

Hebrew Bible from AD 500 to 1000.

Answer 20

Masoretic text

Question 21

The Greek expression meaning “five scrolls.”

Answer 21

Pentateuch

Question 22

The usual idenfication given the world of the OT (from Egypt to the Persian Gulf).

Answer 22

Fertile crescent

Question 23

The distance from Dan to Beersheba.

Answer 23

150 miles

Question 24

The International Highway that ran from Egypt along the Western border of Palestine from Meggido to Damascus.

Answer 24

The Way of the Sea

Question 25

Refers to Palestine’s geographical and geopolitical location.

Answer 25

The Land Between

Question 26

The unifying theological theme of the Pentateuch.

Answer 26

Abrahamic covenant

Question 27

Scripture becomes the word of God in the moment of personal encounter with it.

Answer 27

existential theory

Question 28

Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible.

Answer 28

Septuagint

Question 29

Say that the Bible contains or gives witness to the word of God.

Answer 29

Neo-Orthodoxy

Question 30

Means “instruction” or “teaching.”

Answer 30

Torah

Question 31

God inspired the thoughts of the writers, but not every single word they chose.

Answer 31

Limited inspiration

Question 32

Documentarians refer to the Philistines as an example of this.

Answer 32

anachronism

Question 33

Usually cast in a conditional “if..then” formula, making reference to a specific hypothetical legal situation

Answer 33

casuistic law

Question 34

Documentarians refer to Gen 1 and 2 as an example of this.

Answer 34

Duplicate narratives

Question 35

Ascribed to a school during the reign of King Josiah in the 7th century.

Answer 35

“D” document

Question 36

Direct affirmative and negative commands setting the bounds of appropriate behavior.

Answer 36

Apodictic law