Quiz 1 (class 1-3) Flashcards

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Central Thread & Intertextuality

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The big ideas and echoes of the big ideas throughout the Old Testament.

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2
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Colour Meanings
Blue-
Purple-
Red-
Crimson-
Green-

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Blue- new life
Purple- royalty
Red- “God saw that it was good”
Crimson- creation of earth/land
Green- days

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3
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Vav consecutive

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Hebrew narrative uses “and” repeatedly to begin a new sentence.

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4
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What does Genesis claim that our culture denies? (13 -read)

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God created everything from nothing- everything came from nothing
The universe was created in six days- it evolved over 13.8 Billion years
God created plants first- life began to evolve in the water
Plant species vary within limits - plans species evolve
Light was created before the Sun- the sun formed and earth cooled over billions of years
The solar system was designed by God-The solar system evolved by chance
Sudden creation of all life forms- the evolutionary tree created life
Creation was good- life has always been a struggle to survive and dominate
All creatures are the same age- animals evolved millions of years before humans came into being
There is one race- there are 2 races: white and coloured
People should rule the earth- we are destroying the planet
Children are a blessing - there are already too many children
Genesis 1 is a narrative of what happened- Genesis 1 is just a myth and metaphor

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5
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4 Faith Claims of Evolution

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1)Everything came from nothing
2) Life came from inanimate material
3)Intelligence evolved from inanimate material
4)Mutations produced more complex plants and animals

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6
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Why is Genesis 1 Historically Accurate?

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  • At least 25 different Bible characters refer to God as the creator. (E.g. David, Asaph, Ethan)
  • Hebraic genealogical style to have a less detailed genealogy of non-chosen race (e.g. rest of creation, Ishmael) first followed by a more detailed genealogy of the chosen race.
    -Oldest map includes 4 rivers flowing out of paradise
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7
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Reasons why skeptics think Genesis 1 is a myth/legend.

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Elohim used in ch. 1, Yahweh used in ch. 2.
Poetic and mythological allusions that contrast with the Genesis 1 account.

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8
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Scientific Reasons for a young, created earth:

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-Carbon 14 gives dates for dinosaurs that are less than 40,000 yrs, coal, oil, natural gas: less than 60,000
-soft tissue in dinosaurs
-53-103 mutations in humans
Cambrian Explosion

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9
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Four Views of Creation, Evolution, and Intelligent Design

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1) Young Earth Creationism
2) Age Day, Old Earth Progressivism
3) Intelligent Design
4) Theistic Evolution

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10
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The 6 Points of the Central Thread

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1) Themes rooted in God’s promises of blessings and curses
2)The narrative develops these covenant themes like the main branches in events and as God continues to speak directly to his people and in the carefully worded speeches of their leaders
3) The narrative includes the beginning of new phases and their fulfillments
4) Covenants kept lead to blessing, broken leads to curses
5) current text focuses on most recent covenant but sometimes intertwined with themes from other covenants
6) The narrative regularly evaluates the people and their leaders.
THINK IN BRANCHES

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11
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Toledoth Meaning

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Refer back or point forward

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12
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Qol Definition

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The sound/voice of the Lord (Gen. 3:8)

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13
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God uses ———- to charge His people

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Questions

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14
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Eve

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The man called his wife, “Hawah” because she is the mother (haytah) of all the living (hay).

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15
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How do we respond to the problem of evil? (2 Answers)

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1) Paul teaches that God’s reward will more than compensate for suffering in this life.
2) We will all be judged according to what we have done

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16
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The Story of the Bible

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Experiencing good and evil without guidance
(The flood)
Good and evil defined by the law
(The exile)
Goodness as a gift and evil forgiven
(The apostasy)

17
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Geological Evidence of a Worldwide Flood

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75% of the earth’s crust is covered with sedimentary deposits
75% of these sedimentary layers were deposited by water
95% of the fossils (in these sedimentary layers) are of marine creatures.

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Old Stone Ages
Neolithic
Bronze & Iron Ages

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Adam
Farming
Cities, Metals, Cain/Abel, Enoch, Tubal-Cain

19
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Colophon

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The section of a tablet that contained data such as….
Author
Owner
Scribe
Date
Both titles

20
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Central Thread Themes (6)

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1) Themes originate with blessings & curses
2) Narrative develops themes as God speaks directly & through leaders
3)Covenant promises are made to family heads at the beginning of each period
4) Covenant blessings are connected with instructions
5) Themes throughout the thread are most like adjacent themes.
6) Changing literary patterns in the Central Thread match changing seasons of Israel’s narrative.

21
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2 Titles

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First words of the story
Describe contents
(Add start and end of story/genealogy)

22
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Terah’s offspring

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Abraham
Sarah
Nahor
Haran - Lot