test 3 Flashcards

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the English title of the book, “ chronicles comes from

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from St. Jerome, who was commissioned in in 382 by pope Damascus

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in what book did St. Jerome first use the title of chronicles

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old latin bible, which was later called the Vulgate

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which book was responsible for dividing the single book of chronicles into 1 and 2 chronicles

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the Septuagint

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when do most scholars date the writing of chronicles? (know both years and OT person)

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within Ezra’s lifetime 450-400 B.C.

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in the Hebrew canon, where do 1&2 chronicles fall

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1 & 2 chronicles are the last and final books

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what perspective does chronicles tend to reflect, when compared thematically with Ezra- Nehemiah

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reflect the perspective of a reforming priest

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chronicles does function as “the first bible commentary.” in reviewing the selectively behind the authors purpose for the book, name 3 events omitted form chronicles that can be found in kings

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solomons apostasy

davids adultery

adonijahs rebellion

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name the bible sources used in writing chronicles that compose nearly 50% of the book

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1&2 Samuel and 1 &2 kings

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name 2 objectives/ purposes the author of chronicles used for writing his book

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to remind the readers of the victories of their heritage.

its a statement of faith that God promises were still true ( even though the people failed horribly)

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comparing Samuel and kings vs chronicles

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prophetic authorship - priestly authorship

more negative - more positive

message of judgement - message of hope

mans failings - God’s faithfulness

emphasizes kings and prophets - emphasizes the temple and the priests

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what 2 things does the author of chronicles present as expressing the greatness of king david

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his care for the ark

his desire to build the temple

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name 3 purposes for including genealogies in chronicles

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reconnects national identity

demonstrates continuity between generations

the promises God gave their ancestors before the exile were also for them

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name 3 people that connect israels covenants with the readers of chronicles

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adam

Abraham

david

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what are the 3 chosen instruments of salvation in chronicles

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the Davidic line of kings

the city of Jerusalem

the temple

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for the author of chronicles, what does sauls death become

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a prototype/ pattern of the exile

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according to 1 chronicles, what did king david originate with the temple worship in jerusalem

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musical guilds and services

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according to 1 chronicles 15:16, what event marked the beginning of levitical singers ministry in israel

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bringing the ark into jerusalem

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what was king david’s role in the building of the temple

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he found the area the temple would be built on

19
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what was king solomons real greatness

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his humility before God

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what was solomons service to israel

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building the temple

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what was solomons failure

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he stopped recognizing God’s sovereign rule over him and his kingdom

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5 kings under whom main religious revivals occurred as recorded in chronicles

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asa
Jehoshaphat
joash
Hezekiah
josiah
23
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compare and contrast solomons temple to the church

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solomons was a physical and material temple - the church is a spiritual temple

the presence of God filled solomons temple at the beginning - the holy spirit filled the church at the beginning

solomons temple was the center of spiritual life in Israel - the church is to be the center of spiritual life in the world

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what is mentioned in chronicles as the site of the temple

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mount moriah

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why is mount moriah significant

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its the same place Abraham was called to sacrifice his son isaac

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why isn’t the author of chronicles interested in the history of the northern kingdom

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it was outside the scope of the authors purpose. he was interested in tracing the kings of the southern kingdoms of judah

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why do we want to remember the reign of king jotham

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building projects and political success were signs of divine blessing for the chronicler

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to which king does the author of chronicles give more space to except kings david and solomon

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hezekiah

29
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why is the edict of cyrus important

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It was the first hand evidence that

God had not annulied his covenanats with Israel nor the levitical system revealed at sinai

30
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memorize 2 chronicles 7: 14

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if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.