Test 1 Flashcards

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List the 4 steps in the interpretive Journey and their corresponding question.

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Step 1: Grasp the text in their town. What did the text mean to the original audience?
Step 2: Measure the width of the river to cross. What are the differences between the Biblical audience and you?
Step 3: Cross the principlizing bridge. What is the theological principle in the text?
Step 4: Grasp the text in our town. How should individuals today apply the theological principle to their lives?

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2
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Identify the 4 Theories of Inspiration of the Bible.

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Neo-orthodox theory: asserts the Bible is a witness to the word of God and contains error and not Holy spirit influenced.
Limited Inspiration theory: holds that God inspired the thoughts of the Biblical writers but not necessarily the words themselves. believes error can occur.
Dictation Theory- suggests that God simply dictated the Bible to Human scribes.
Plenary Verbal Inspiration Theory- asserts that the Holy Spirit interacted with human writers to produce the Bible

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3
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List and define the 3 Worlds of the Bible.

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  1. Historical- it is the study of the world and culture around the Bible when it was being written.
  2. Literary World- study of the text itself. the worlds created within the pages of the Bible.
    Contemporary World-How does the text relates to us in modern time.
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4
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Define the word Bible.

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comes from the Greek word biblia which translates to “the books”

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5
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What do the letters T, N, and K stand for what in the Tanak?

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Torah
Neviim
Ketuvim

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6
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What is the Tanak?

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Jewish Bible

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7
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Define the word Pentateuch.

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Greek for first five books of the Bible

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8
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Define the word Torah

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Law

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9
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list the 5 books of the Bible that compose the Torah.

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Genesis
Exodus
Leviticus 
Numbers 
Deuteronomy
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10
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What other term is more often used in academic settings in place of the word Torah?

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Pentateuch

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11
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What are the two views of authorship concerning the Torah?

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JEPD Theory (Documentary Hypothesis)
Mosaic Authorship
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12
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What do the letters JEDP stand for?

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J- Yahwist
E- Elohist
D- Deuteronomist
P-Priestly Writer

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13
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What are the 3 questions you must ask in order to determine a person’s worldview?

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Where did we come from?
What went wrong?
How do we fix it?

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14
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What is the Hebrew word that is translated as the word day in the creation story of Genesis?

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yom

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15
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What does the word Genesis mean?

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Beginning

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16
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The book of Genesis was written to present the beginnings of everything except what?

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God

17
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List 4 things that the book of Genesis presents the beginning of.

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Language
Man
Sin
Marriage
Sabbath
18
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Give the outline for the book of Genesis; include chapters and the material that those chapters present in your answer.

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Genesis 1-11 = 4 events: Creation, Fall, Flood, Nations

Genesis 12-50 = 4 people: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph