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test #5 Flashcards

1
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Lyrical Poetry

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Style of a song

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Didactic Poetry

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Meant to teach/instruct

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Dramatic Poetry

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Portray an event or scene

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Chiasm

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Word order of a parallel line is reverse to the first line

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5
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Acrostic

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Poetry written according to the Hebrew alphabet

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Simile

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Comparing to items with ‘like’ or ‘as’

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Metaphor

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Comparison made between two things without ‘like’ or ‘as’

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Hyperbole

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Exaggerated statements

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Personification

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Attributing human features or human characteristics to a lifeless object

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Anthropormophism

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God being represented with human characteristics

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Zoomirphism

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People, objects, and places with animal attributes

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Synecdoche

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Using a part of something to represent a whole

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Apostrophe

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The author addresses people as if they weren’t present or as a lifeless object

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14
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What is one of the wisdom books?

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Job

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What is the second wisdom book?

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Psalms

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16
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What is the third wisdom book?

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Proverbs

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17
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What is the fourth wisdom book?

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Ecclesiastes

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18
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What is the last wisdom book?

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Song of psalms

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19
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How many ideas will be expressed with every two lines of text?

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One main point

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Synonymous parallelism

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The second line uses similar words to reinforce the idea of the first line

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Developmental parallelism

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The second line adds or completes the idea of the first

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Contrastative parallelism

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Thought of the second line contrasts the idea of the first line

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23
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Why is figurative imagery used in scripture?

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Helps add emphasis

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24
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What is one type of psalm?

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Lament (complaint to God)

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What is the second type of psalm?

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Wisdom (Asking for guidance)

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What is the third type of psalm?

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Hymns (songs of praise to God)

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What is the fourth type of psalm?

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Penitential (Seeking forgiveness)

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What is the fifth type of psalm?

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Messianic (Looking forward to the Messiah)

29
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What is the last type of psalm?

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Imprecatory (Destroy my enemies)

30
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Major Prophet 1

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Isaiah

31
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Major Prophet 2

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Jeremiah

32
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Major Prophet 3

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Ezekiel

33
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Major Prophet 4

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Daniel

34
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Minor Prophet 1

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Hosea

35
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Minor Prophet 2

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Joel

36
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Minor Prophet 3

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Amos

37
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Minor Prophet 4

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Obadiah

38
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Minor Prophet

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Jonah

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Minor Prophet 6

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Micah

40
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Prophecy

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Teach or proclaim on the behalf of God

41
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Forthtelling

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Proclaiming a message for the present

42
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Foretelling

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Proclaiming a future event

43
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Oracles

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Giving advice

44
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Repentance

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Sincere regret or remorse

45
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Idolatry

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Admiration to someone or an object that is not God

46
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How many books in the OT are considered to be prophecy?

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16 books

47
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What are the major prophetic books?

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Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekial, and Daniel

48
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How are prophetic books determined to be major or minor?

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The length

49
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What four nations received prophetic books?

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Judah, Israel, Assyria, and Edom

50
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What is the difference between forthtelling and foretelling?

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Forthtelling is present, Foretelling is future — Foretelling is seen more

51
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What do poetry and prophecy have in common?

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Both were supposed to be enthused or God inspired by others outside themselves

52
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When were the prophets preaching?

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When the nation was corrupted, Jersulamen had fallen between this time

53
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What is one theological context of the prophetic books?

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Blessings

54
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What is the last theological context of the prophetic books?

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Curses (punishments)

55
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What was the ultimate punishment for those living under the Mosaic covenant?

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Loss of the presence of God and loss of the promise land

56
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What is one of the roles of a prophet?

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Covenant enforcement mediators

57
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What is the second role of a prophet?

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Their words were Gods words

58
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What is the three role of a prophet?

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Gods direct representatives

59
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What is one way people broke the covenant?

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Idolatry

60
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What was a second way people broke the covenant?

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Social injustice

61
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What was a third way people broke the covenant?

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Religious ritualism

62
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What is the background of Habbakuk?

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Author - Habakkuk

63
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What is another part of the background of Habakkuk?

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Recipient - Judah

64
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What is another part of the background of Habakkuk?

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Time - Approximately 610-650

65
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What is one major theme of Habakkuk?

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Wickedness will punished

66
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What is another key theme of Habakkuk?

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Wicked nations can be used to punish other wicked nations

67
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What is another key them of Habakkuk

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Righteous live by faith

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