Zephaniah Flashcards

1
Q

Zephaniah means

A

means “The Lord hides” (active) or “He whom the Lord hides” (passive)

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2
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He is the great-great-grandson of the godly king

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Hezekiah (2 Kings 18-20)

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3
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Hezekiah was the only prophet of

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royal descent, being also a relative of the godly king Josiah in whose reign he ministered.

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4
Q

Zephaniah was written to

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Judah

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5
Q

the theme of Zephaniah is

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“The Day of the Lord”

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6
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Generically, “The Day of the Lord” refers to

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judgment”

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7
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the day of the Lord eschatologically means

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the time from the tribulation through the millennium.

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8
Q

Zeph. 1-3:8 focuses on

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“the judgment aspect

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9
Q

3:9-20 focuses on

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the blessing aspect.

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10
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who was the king in Zephaniah

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Josiah

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11
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who found the Pentateuch (2 Kgs. 22:8-23:27).

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Hilkiah

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12
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Zephaniah was contemporary

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Jeremiah and Habakkuk

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13
Q

which books chronologically follow each other as each deals with the fall of Jerusalem to Babylon.

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Zephaniah, Habakkuk, and Lamentations (written by Jeremiah)

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14
Q

The Lord will bring judgment upon

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the entire earth

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15
Q

what will God do to the earth

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consume it and dwell upon it

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16
Q

what will the Lord do to Judah

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bring judgment upon it

17
Q

why was God bringing judgment upon Judah

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they were idolatrous and godless

18
Q

what will happen to Judah

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they will be punished

19
Q

what will Judah’s punishment be?

A

they will loose their possessions

they will be helpless

20
Q

who will invade Judah

A

Chaldeans

21
Q

The Lord will bring judgment upon the surrounding

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nations

22
Q

who will God judge in the west?

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Philistia

23
Q

what will happen to Philistia

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they will be “forsaken”, “desolate”, and “destroyed”

24
Q

who will God judge in the East

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Moab and Ammon

25
Q

what will happen to Moab and Ammon

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Vs. 8 = they reproached God’s people by taking their land
Vs. 9 = they will become like Sodom and Gomorrah
Vs. 11 = the Lord’s judgment will be “terrible”

26
Q

who will God Judge in the South?

A

Ethiopia

27
Q

what will happen to Ethiopia

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they will be killed

28
Q

who will God judge in the North

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Assyria

29
Q

what will happen to Assyria

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they will be “desolate” and cursed

30
Q

what is Jerusalem known as

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“the oppressing city”

31
Q

what was wrong with Jerusalem

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She was filthy, polluted, and oppressing (vs. 1).

She was defiant and disobedient, (vs. 2-4).

32
Q

what type of Judgment will the Lord bring upon the earth

A

fierce

33
Q

what will happen to the Gentile nations

A

he will save them

34
Q

what will happen to the gentile nations

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they will go back to speaking one language

35
Q

who will the Lord restore

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Jewish nation

36
Q

what will happen to the Jewish nation?

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  1. They will be forgiven (vs. 11-12, 14-15).
  2. They will be sanctified (vs. 13).
  3. They will be fearless (vs. 16-17).
  4. They will be comforted (vs. 18).
  5. They will be restored (vs. 19-20).