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Quiz 2 Material Flashcards

1
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First Book of the TaNaKh

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Genesis

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Second Book of the TaNaKh

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Exodus

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Third Book of the TaNaKh

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Leviticus

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Fourth Book of the TaNaKh

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Numbers

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The fifth book of the TaNaKh

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Deuteronomy

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Nevi’im

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Book of Prophets

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7
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Ketuvim

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Writings

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8
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Genesis 1-3

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Creation of the world

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Genesis 6-9

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Nephilim/ Noah and the ark

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10
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Urzeit and Endzeit

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Final end is like the first end

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Genesis 15

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Covenant with Abraham/Origin of Israeli People

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Characteristics of Israelite Prophecy

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  1. Mediators
  2. Insiders and Outsiders
  3. Encounters with the deity
  4. Doom vs. Hope
  5. Assyria and Babylon as agents of God’s wrath
  6. “Day of the Lord”
  7. Rebuilding of Jerusalem
  8. Social Critics
  9. Prophetic
  10. Symbolic language/imagery
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13
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Difference between Prophecy and Apocalypse

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  1. Intrest in the heavenly word
  2. Eschatology
  3. Genre framework
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14
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Jacob

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Father of the 12 tribes of Israel

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15
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Aaron

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Brother of Moses and founder of the priesthood

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16
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Joshua

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Conquered Canaan

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17
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David

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Some apocalyptic tradition identify the messiah as the son of David

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18
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Ezra

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A famous priest who is often used as a pseudonym in apocalyptic literature

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19
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Example of narratives

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Ezra -Nehemiah, Esther, Daniel

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20
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Examples of Prophecy

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Haggai, Zechariah, parts of Isaiah

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21
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539-538 BCE

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Cyrus conquers Babylon

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22
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515 BCE

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The second Jerusalem temple dedicated

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23
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322 BCE

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Alexander the great conquers Judea from Persia

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167-164 BCE

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Maccabean Revolt/Rededication of Temple

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152-63 BCE

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Judea Indpendent

26
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63 BCE

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Rome conquers Judea

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70 BCE

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Rome destroys second temple

28
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What period do the earliest Jewish apocalypses date to?

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Hellenistic Period

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Persian period

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539-332 BCE

30
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Hellenistic Period

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322-167 BCE

31
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Ptolemaic Period

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301-200 BCE

32
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Seleucid Period

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200-167 BCE

33
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Maccabean/Hasmonean Period

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167-63 BCE

34
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Roman Period

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63 BCE

35
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FIrst Jewish Revolt

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66-74 BCE

36
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Second Jewish Revolt

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132-135 BCE

37
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Babylonian Influence

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Divination, astronomy

38
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Persian Influence

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Periodization of history, dualism

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Hellenistic Influnece

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Pseudepigraphy, ex eventu prophecy, heavenly journey, judgement of the dead

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Social Setting of Apocalypses

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a response to real crises and distresses

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Compositional setting of Apocalypses

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Scribes writing about scribes

42
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Literary Function of Apocalypses

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Exhortation and/or consolation for a group in crisis

43
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Major themes of 1 Enoch

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“Watchers “, origins of Evil, pseudepigraphy, Angels + Demons

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Books in 1 Enoch

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  1. Book of watchers
  2. Book of Parables
  3. Astronomical Book
  4. Book of Dreams
  5. Epistle of Enoch
  6. Birth of Noah
  7. Conclusion
45
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Date for Astronomical Book

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3rd cent. BCE

46
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Date for Book of Watchers

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3rd cent. BCE

47
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Date for Book fo Dreams

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2nd cent. BCE

48
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Date for Parables of Enoch

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1st cent. BCE

48
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Date for Epistle of Enoch

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2nd cent. BCE

49
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Ethiopic Enoch

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Only complete manuscript of 1 Enoch

50
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Origin of Evil

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Human’s fault

51
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Sariel

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Warned Noah about the flood

52
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Raphael

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bind asael

53
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Gabriel

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destroy the giants

54
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Michael

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bind Shemihaza until final judgement day

55
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Book of Daniel 1-6

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Court tales about Daniel in the 3rd person

56
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Book of Daniel chapters 7-12

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Apocalyptic narrative , 1st person

57
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Yamn

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Canaanite god of Sea

58
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Ba’al

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Canaanite god of thunder and fertility

59
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El

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Canaanite head of pantheon

60
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175 BCE

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Rise of Antiochus IV

CAMS 122 (3 decks)

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