Quiz 4 - Week 8 Flashcards
The path to __________ from Jerusalem, east of the Mount of Olives, is inconvenient and dangerous as we hear in the story of the good Samaritan (Lk 10:25-37).
Jericho
__________ in northern Judah is less than an hour’ s walk from ancient Jerusalem.
Bethlehem
________, some attributed to David, celebrate the spiritual centrality and setting of Jerusalem.
Psalms
When __________ destroyed Jerusalem, its armies left the Temple in ruins.
Babylon
During the ‘Samuel and Saul’ period the Israelites were moving from _________to _________ and leadership was concentrated in Israel.
Prophet; King
__________ was a natural place for David to begin his rule. Its patriarchal roots were as deep or deeper than those of Shechem or Bethel.
Hebron
David’s experience of living in Saul’s court at __________ had allowed him to learn literally the ins and outs of __________ __________. He knew the advantages this region offered in terms of travel, trade and expansion.
Gibeah; central Benjamin
The logical area for David to establish his new capital would have been the __________ __________ __________. This, however, would have seriously threatened his relationship with the northern tribes of Israel.
Central Benjamin Plateau
David’s move to Jerusalem gave him access to the __________ of the __________. Anyone who knows the geographical realities of Jerusalem realizes that the book of __________ argues that David’s faith and God’s faithfulness built a city and expanded a kingdom which no one had expected.
highways; nations; Samuel
The period of __________ and __________ saw unprecedented expansion of Israelite control in the Land Between.
David; Solomon
Samuel was buried in __________ where he lived most of his life (1 Sam 25:1), but at some point his burial place became identified with this prominent hill and the tradition has remained.
Ramah
The view from Nebi Samwil to the west is partially hidden by nearby __________. A discerning eye, however, can see the higher western edge of the Central Benjamin Plateau, the top of a geological arch running northeast from __________-__________.
trees; Kiriath-jearim
The Jewish __________ tells us that one day’s journey from Jerusalem would take a traveler to the __________ River in the east, to Lod/Lydda in the west or to __________ in the north.
Mishna; Jordan; Acrabeta
The apostle _______ mention of two Passovers prior to the final Passover means that Jesus’ ministry lasted at least two and a half years.
John’s
John the Baptist ministered just outside of _______, on the Jordan River in _______. Antipas imprisoned John in the far south of Perea, in the isolated __________ of ___________ built by his father king Herod.
Judea; Perea; fortress; Machaerus