Test 3 Flashcards

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Basic Elements of Hebrew poetry

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Meter, PARALLELISM, chiasm, acrostics

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Why is the book of Job important?

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It examines the question of why good people suffer

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8.

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Job is important because it looks at why good people sometimes suffer

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4
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9.

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the book of psalms has given us many songs from ancient Israel

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5
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10.

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Proverbs provides us with practical guidelines for living

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11.

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Ecclesiastes explores the meaning of life.

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7
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12.

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Song of Songs focuses on the joy of romantic love.

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what was unique about hebrew wisdom literature when compared with other ancient wisdom literature?

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Because it had a thoroughly monotheistic view, which was very rare

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9
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Define Theodicy

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the attempt to justify God’s ways in the world

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10
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Where did Job’s three friends place the blame for his calamity.

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They continue to place the blame on Job.

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Central message of Job as it is implied in the hymn to wisdom

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Wisdom belongs ultimately to God, and all human attempts to grasp it or contain it are doomed to failure.

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What was Job’s main contention in the argument he presented?

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He claimed that his punishment and suffering far exceeded his guilt.

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When the Lord challenged Job what was Job’s response?

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He was silent, could not even speak to the lord.

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Hymn’s

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songs of praise and thanksgiving to God for who he is and what he has done

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Penitential

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confess sorrow for sin appeal to God for grace and forgiveness

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16
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Wisdom

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General observations on life, especially God and our relationship to him

17
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Royal

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Focus on the king as a son of David and as God’s chosen man to rule his people

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Messianic

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Describe some aspect of the Messiah’s person or ministry

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Imprecatory

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call for God’s judgement against God’s enemies and/or his peoples enemies

20
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Lament

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Lament one’s condition’ usually include statement of lament, statement of trust in God and affirmation of praise to him

21
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what does the textbook say proverbs teach about knowledge

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that it is primarily relational

22
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What was the teacher’s purpose in writing Ecclesiastes?

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So that people don’t make the same mistakes he did, and that life without God is meaningless

23
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What does Ecclesiastes teach is the only hope of enduring the present?

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To obey God, and his commandments.

24
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What is the main theme of Song of Song’s?

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To show what a healthy erotic sexual relationship with one’s spouse could be like.