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1
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The state of complete health and harmony between the self, God, Creation, and others

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Shalom

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The first human created by God

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Adam

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The first woman. She was created when God took a rib from Adam

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Eve

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This is the pattern that showed up in the creation of the earth

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3+3+1

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The status given to humans by God. We were created and commissioned to be in relationship with God

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Children of God

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This means that we are the image bearers and Royal Eikons of God

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Imago Dei

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God’s commission to people is to act as priests to lead the whole world to worship

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Priest

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One of the trees in the Garden of Eden. It was found in the centre. It was not forbidden to eat from in the beginning, but after Adam and Eve sinned against God, he sent them out of the Garden and forbade them from eating it

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Tree of Life

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One of the trees in the Garden of Eden. This was the tree originally forbidden to eat from

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Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil

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Adam and Eve’s firstborn son. He was a farmer

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Cain

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Adam and Eve’s second born son. He was a shepherd

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Abel

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This is the Hebrew word for “cries out.”

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Tze’aqah

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He is the first to pursue polygamy. He kills a boy for harming him

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Lamech

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The reason for the flood was these people married daughters of man and fell into sin.

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Sons of God

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These are the huge men that were created by sons of God marrying daughters of men

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Nephilim

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God was upset with the world for being so sinful. He sent this to cover the earth and kill all living things, other than Noah, Noah’s family, and a set of all animals

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Flood

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This model is found before Genesis 9. It includes God speaking, humans hearing clearly when God is speaking to them, and creation being blessed through their good works.

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Shalom model

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This model is found in Genesis 9 when Noah’s drunkenness shows sin after the flood. It includes God speaking, humans not hearing God when he is speaking to them, and creation being disrupted by sin and violence.

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Broken model

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This was built by humans to bring God down to them

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City/Tower of Babel

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This means that something is true theologically and historically.

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Doubly true

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This means that something is true theologically, but is more of a parable or poetry and not true historically

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Singly true

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These are people who believe that the creation story from Genesis 1:1 to 2:3 is doubly true

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Young earth creationists

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These are people who believe that the creation story from Genesis 1:1 to 2:3 is singly true

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Old earth creationists

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This is the theory that God recreated the world different times with different outcomes

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Gap theory

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This is the theory that God created the world in six ages, not six literal days

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Day-Age Theory

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There are two types of these creationists: that Adam and Eve were real, or that Adam and Eve were parable figures. Most scientists believe the latter. They also believes in the evolution of animals

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Evolutionary creationists

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This is a relationship where the exchange of things is done fairly. If one party does not deliver, the contract is ended

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Contractual relationship

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This is a relationship where both parties commit to be loyal to one another, even if things are not fair

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Covenantal relationship

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29
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This is a type of covenantal relationship between a higher party and a lower party

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Suzerain-Vassal

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30
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This is a type of covenantal relationship between to relative equals

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Parity

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This was the promise God made to Abraham, a Suzerain-Vassal covenant.

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Abrahamic covenant

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This is the place that Abram and Sarai went after settling in Bethel. There, it was very dry and famine struck while they were there

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Negev

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33
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This is the place to the east that Lot chooses when given the option from Abram

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Sodom and Gomorrah

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This is Abram’s nephew, whom he brought along with him when God told him to leave his family

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Lot

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35
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This is the place Abram grew up. It is the place where all of Abram’s family was, and the place he was told to leave with Sarai

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Haran

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36
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This is the place Abram settled at after giving Lot the choice of land either to the west or the east. This is the epicentre of the covenant and where Abram built an altar.

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Hebron

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37
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This is the high priest and king that blessed Abram with 10 percent of his riches after Abram had rescued Sodom and Gomorrah from its enemies

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Melchizedek

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38
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This is Abram’s wife. Her name means “princess”

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Sarah/Sarai

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She is Sarai’s servant. She was given to Abram to sleep with so Sarai could have a son through her (surrogate mother). She is the mother of Ishmael

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Hagar

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40
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This is Hagar’s son whom she had through sleeping with Abram

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Ishmael

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41
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These two are the sons of Lot’s daughters

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Ammon and Moab

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42
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When a woman’s husband dies without providing her with any sons to carry on his name and fortune, she sleeps with a close male relative until she has a son who can carry on the family.

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Levirate marriage

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43
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This was the binding of Isaac when his father, Abraham, was told to use him as a sacrifice to the LORD

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Akedah

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44
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This is the son that was promised to Abram and Sarai. His name means “cynical laughter.”

45
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She is the wife of Isaac, and the mother of Esau and Jacob

46
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This is the blessing that was originally given to Esau as firstborn

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Birthright

47
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The firstborn son of Isaac and Rebekah. His name means “red” and “hairy.”

48
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The second born son of Isaac and Rebekah. His name means “deceiver.”

49
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This is the name given to Jacob after Jacob wrestled with a man all night when fleeing from Laban and hiding from Esau.

50
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This is the relative of Jacob, and the household he flees to when escaping his brother’s wrath.

51
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This is the daughter of Laban, whom Jacob fell in love with and worked 7 years for.

52
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This is the oldest daughter of Laban, who was given to Jacob on his wedding night instead of Rachel

53
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This was Leah’s servant whom she gave to Jacob to sleep with to give her children through surrogacy

54
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This was Rachel’s servant whom she gave to Jacob to sleep with to give her children through surrogacy

55
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This was the firstborn son of Jacob and Leah

56
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This was the most loved son of Jacob and son of Rachel

57
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These were the items stolen from Laban’s household after Jacob and his family packed up and left

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Household idols/gods

58
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This was the last born son of Rachel and Jacob

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Ben-Oni/Benjamin

59
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This is a sinful place. It is where Abram and Sarah first went after leaving their family in Haran. It is also the place Jacob flees to after leaving Laban

60
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This is the daughter of Jacob and Leah. She was raped at Shechem

61
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This was the amount that was paid when Joseph was sold into slavery

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20 silver shekels

62
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These are the two sons that were born to Joseph

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Manasseh and Ephraim

63
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This is the place where Joseph and his family moved to in Egypt. It was given to them by Pharaoh

64
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This is the money that was given to the bride’s family when someone wanted to marry her

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Bride price

65
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This is when there are two options, but both of them are fully sinful, so either one you pick will be sinning

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Conflicting absolutes

66
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This is when you pick the less terrible of the two options, and if you choose the lesser of the two, it is not sinful

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Graded absolutes

67
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This is the same as conflicting absolutes, as seeing only two possible options that are sinful. Yet there is a third option that is not to sin, but to trust God will take care of whatever it is one felt the need to lie or sin about

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Non-conflicting/third way

68
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This is when rules are changed in the midst of war

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Wartime exemption

69
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This is was the place Moses flees to after killing an Egyptian oppressor

70
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This is the father of Zipporah and the father in law of Moses

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Jethro/Reuel

71
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This is the wife of Moses and the daughter of Jethro/Reuel

72
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These are the two sons of Zipporah and Moses

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Gershom and Eliezar

73
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This is the daughter of Jacob and Leah. She was raped at Shechem

74
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This is the angel that God sent to Moses and Zipporah on their journey to Egypt.

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Angel of death

75
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These are the miracles that God sent down to Egypt to show his power and glory over the Egyptian gods

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10 plagues

76
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This was the pattern of the plagues got sent upon the Egyptians

77
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There is no logical explanation, God just did it

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Suspension of natural law

78
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Things are performed and healed through means of using things or human skill.

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Natural means and human agency

79
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Timing of something is completely out of the ordinary and cannot be explained

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Miraculous timing

80
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This is the event where the Israelites had to paint blood over their doorframes so the angel of death would pass over their houses and not kill their firstborns as a step of faith

81
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This was the food that was made before the Israelites left Egypt.

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Unleavened bread

82
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This is the sea that the Israelites crossed over when Moses parted it

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Red/Reed Sea

83
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This is the idol that Aaron made while Moses was speaking with God on Mt. Sinai.

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Golden Calf

84
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This is Moses’ brother

85
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This is the man who was chosen by God to lead the Israelites out of Egypt

86
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This was the plant that was on fire when Moses was at Mt. Sinai or Mt. Horeb

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Burning bush

87
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This was the thing the Israelites built to be God’s palace

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Tabernacle

88
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This was the thing the Israelites built to be God’s throne

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Ark of the covenant

89
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Types of sacrifices

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Burnt, cereal, fellowship, sin, and guilt

90
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This is a Hebrew word that means 1000 or a unit of military or family

91
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This was the place that the Israelites travelled to and where they sent the 12 spies to go scout out the land the LORD had given them.

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Kadesh Barnea

92
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These were the people sent out to scout the land the Israelites were led to to take over

93
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This was one of the spies sent to scout out the land God had given the Israelites

94
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This was one of the spies sent to scout out the land God had given the Israelites

95
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When you understand that no matter what happens, God is good and powerful and in control

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Big theology

96
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No complete trust in God and do not put your life in his hands

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Small theology

97
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Edenic Stage Chapters

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Genesis 1-2

98
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Edenic Stage Key Theme

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Demonstrates God’s intention for all creation, which is a good, thriving world without brokenness where relationships are healthy and whole. It was not meant to be perfect, but very good and without sin

99
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Primeval Stage Chapters

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Genesis 3-11

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Primeval Stage Key Theme

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Demonstrates how humans rejected God’s Shalom. Brokenness, death, and sin have entered the world. The relationship between God, Adam and Eve, and each other has been changed due to their actions

101
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Ancestral Stage Chapters

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Genesis 12-50

102
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Ancestral Stage Dates

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2100-1840BC

103
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Ancestral Stage Key Theme

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Shows God reclaiming all creation to his original intention by inviting one family to faith. He will bless the whole world through this family

104
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Egyptian Slavery Stage Chapters

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Exodus 1-4

105
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Egyptian Slavery Stage Dates

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1840-1440BC

106
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Egyptian Slavery Stage Key Theme

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Shows God preserving and preparing his “family” to become a nation which is his second promise in the Abrahamic covenant

107
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Exodus Stage Chapters

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Exodus 5-Numbers 14

108
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Exodus Stage Dates

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1440 or 1290 BC

109
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Exodus Stage Key Theme

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God is preparing Israel to be a free nation which is what he originally promised Abraham

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