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36 Cards in this Set
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Define Hermeneutics |
the science of interpretation |
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Is hermeneutics the task of the communicative agent or the communicative recipient? |
The task of The communicative recipient |
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What is the meaning of the word 'meaning' in hermeneutics? |
Meaning is that which the communicative agent is intending to convey to the communicative recipient |
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Why is it important to distinguish Scripture and your interpretation of Scripture? |
Scripture is inerrant/inspired and I’m not |
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What is the Locutionary act? |
what someone is saying |
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What is the Illocutionary act? |
what someone is doing in saying something |
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What is the perlocutionary act? |
The intended response of someone saying something |
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When was The Exodus? |
1447 B.C |
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When did King David reign? |
From 1011-971 B.C |
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When was the Assyrian Exile? |
722 B.C |
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When was the 3rd deportation to Babylon? |
586 B.C |
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When was the decree of Cryus allowing the exiles to return? |
538 B.C |
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When was the completion of the 2nd temple? |
516 B.C |
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When did the crucifixion, resurrection and ascension take place?
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A.D 33
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When did Paul’s 3 missionary journeys take place?
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A.D 47-54
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When was Paul's journey to Rome?
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A.D 57-58
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When was the outbreak of war with Jews and Rome?
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A.D 66
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When was the destruction of jerusalem?
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A.D 70
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What use might the Apocrypha be to interpeters? |
To help learn about the historical and cultural context |
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3 fold division of the Law |
1. Moral 2. Civil 3. Ceremonial |
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What is Apodictic Law? |
Direct commands (Thou shalt not...) |
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What is Casuistic Law? |
Law that deals with if-then situations (Case Law) |
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What are 3 types of parallelism in poetry? |
1. Synonymous
2. Contrastive
3. Developmental |
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What is Synonymous Parallelism? |
Two poetic lines conveying closeness of thought and expression |
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What is Contrastive Parallelism? |
Two poetic lines expressing sharp contrast |
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What is Developmental Parallelism? |
A succeeding line (or lines) in poetry that supplements and/or completes the first |
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What is a Simile? |
A comparison usually linked by "like" or "as"
(The kingdom of heaven is like..) |
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What is a Metaphor? |
A figure of speech in which one term is imaginatively identified with another
(You are the salt of the earth..) |
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Are the proverbs universally or generally true? |
Generally |
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The prophets are clustered around what event in history? |
The Exile |
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What is the most common form of speech found in the prophetic books? |
Oracles (Judgment or Blessing) |
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Parables always and only made one point
(True or False) |
False |
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What genre is the Book of Revelation:
A. Prophetic B. Letter C. Apocalyptic D. All of the above |
D. All of the above |
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What is the etymological/root fallacy? |
To assume that the real meaning of the word is found in it’s root. (ex. Butterfly does not mean a buttery fly) |
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What is the overload fallacy? |
To incorporate all the possible meanings of a word into a specific use of a word |
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What is the word-concept fallacy? |
To assume that by studying the word you have sufficiently grasped the concept the word is conveying |
