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Test 3 Flashcards

1
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Job

A

Godliness and Suffering

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2
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Psalms

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Prayers and Praise

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3
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Proverbs

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Wisdom and Folly

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4
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Ecclesiastes

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Vanity and Hope

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5
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Song of Solomon

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Marriage Example and Type

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6
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Isaiah

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the warning and comfort of the servant

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7
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Jeremiah

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the fall and captivity of Jerusalem

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8
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Lamentations

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weeping over the fall of Jerusalem

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9
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Ezekiel

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​The Glory of the LORD

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10
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Daniel

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God’s Rules in the affairs of man

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11
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knowledge

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facts and information

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12
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understanding

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meanings of facts and information

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13
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wisdom

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application of knowledge and understanding to life

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14
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simple

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doesn’t look to understand/ opposite of prudent

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15
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fool

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chooses his own reason over godly knowledge and religion/ opposite of wise

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16
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scorner/scoffer

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one who distains and scoffs at knowledge and religion/ opposite of lowly

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17
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vanity

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promises substance and profit, but brings neither

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18
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hope

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promises substance or profit, brings fulfillment

19
Q

Song of Solomon’s teachings about Marriage

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completely faithful, exclusive, satisfied, and adored

20
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the first characteristic of the messages of the profits

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instructed the people concerning truths about God and Man

21
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the second characteristic of the messages of the profits

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warnings and appeals to those living in sin

22
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the third characteristic of the messages of the profits

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comfort and exhortation to those trusting and obeying God

23
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the fourth characteristic of the messages of the profits

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predicted events to come

24
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two types of psalms

A

laments and praises

25
Q

purpose of the psalms

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inside the world of the believer

26
Q

lamentations describes the Lord as

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righteous, faithful, good, angry, and eternal

27
Q

description of Isaiah

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divided kingdom, wickedness of Israel, instability of Judah and strength of Assyria

28
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description of Jeremiah

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Assyrian captivity of the Northern kingdom, judah’s wicked kings, persecuted and prosecuted, destruction of jerusalem, judah taken captive

29
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description of Ezekiel

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after Isaiah, latter half of Jeremiah, both kingdoms in captivity, prophet from exile to exiles

30
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description of daniel

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70 years of captivity, both to jews and gentiles, nebuchadnezzar (babylonian), belshazzar (neo-babylonian), darius (median), and cyrus (persian)

31
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plot point of Genesis through Deuteronomy

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God establishes His promises through the formation of Israel

32
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plot point of Joshua through Esther

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God sustains his hope through the history of Israel

33
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plot point of Job through Song of Solomon

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God instructs humanity on living in light of the promised hope

34
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plot point of Isaiah through Malachi

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God reinforced his promise of hope through the prophets of Israel

35
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purposes of poetry books

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experience not history, individual not national, and universal instruction

36
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lessons in the psalms

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nature of life, nature of prayer, nature of God

37
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the warnings of the servant in Isaiah

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to the disobedient/woe

38
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the comfort of the servant in Isaiah

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to the righteous/comfort ye

39
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the servant in Isaiah

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god “shall be satisfied” with his work

40
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ways God reinforced his promise to dwell with the people in Jeremiah

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as the giver, the deliverer, the gardener, the father, a husband

41
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the name ezekiel is referred to as (also the Lord’s favorite title for himself)

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son of man

42
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emphasis of ezekiel

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the glory of God

43
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three visions in Ezekiel

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4 wheels, judgement upon the temple and Jerusalem, and the future temple

44
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daniel’s prophesies

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god rules over the gentile nations, god rules over Israel

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