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Section 1 Genesis-Deuteronomy Flashcards

1
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What are the theories for the inspiration of Scripture?

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Dictation, Limited Inspiration, Plenary Verbal

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2
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What are the plausible dates for the Exodus?

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1446 or 1275 BC

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3
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what Deuteronomy literally means

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Second law, the exposition of the Law

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4
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chiasm

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separation of ideas in a text ex: A B B A

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5
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cosmogony

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origins of the universe

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6
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What is hermenuetics?

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The study of biblical interpretation

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7
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What is the test for Canonicity?

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Written by a prophet or spirit-led person, written to all generations, written in accord with previous revelation

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What are the different manuscripts?

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Masoretic texts, Samaritan Pentatuech, Dead Sea Scrolls, Septuagint

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9
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587 BC

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Destruction of Jerusalem

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10
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722 BC

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Assyrian captivity

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11
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Theories of creation

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Theistic Evolution, Day-Age theory, Revelatory Day Theory, Progressive Creation, Gap Theory

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12
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Who wrestled with God?

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Jacob

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13
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Two words that sum up Numbers

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rebellion and consequence

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14
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What is strange about the Numbers consensus reports?

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Either has two million or twenty thousand Israelites

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15
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How many long speeches are in Deuteronomy?

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Three: Recounting God, Restating Law, Charge to the Nation

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16
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What are the overarching themes of the Pentateuch?

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Sovereignty of God, History, Fallen Condition of Humanity, Salvation, Holiness of God, Goodness of God

17
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Why study the OT?

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Instruction, Same God, Knowing God, Jesus taught from it, helps understand NT

18
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Dictation

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God dictated the Bible to human scribes

19
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Limited Inspiration

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God inspired the thoughts, not the words

20
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Plenary Verbal

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“full” word of scripture was guided

21
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Implications for Inspiration

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The bible is trustworthy and authoritative

22
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Masoretes

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Added vowels, accents, and detailed notes to the text to help clarify it

23
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Grammatical-Historical Method

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Context, Literature type, interpret figurative language, let scripture interpret scripture, discover application

24
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Pentateuch

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Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers Deuteronomy

25
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Author of the Pentateuch?

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Moses

26
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Who were the Patriarchs?

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Abraham, Isaac, Jacob

27
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Themes of Genesis

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Grace, Faith, Election, Promise, Covenant

28
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Sacrifice, Biblical vs Ancient

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Biblical sacrifice was connected to holiness and the convenant with God, while Ancient sacrifice was usually about clairvoyance.

29
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Types of Sacrifices in the BIble

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Burnt, Cereal, Peace, Sin, Guilt

30
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Day of Atonement

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Holy of Holies, purging of all sins and uncleanness

31
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Themes of Leviticus

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Law, Sacrifice, Holiness

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