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OT Key Events: Creation
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Gen 1,2
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Where in the NT would you find the law summarized?
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1) Matt. 22:37-40 - On these two commandments depends all the Law and the Prophets.
2) Mark 12:28-31 - Scribe - "which commandment is the most important of all?" |
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OT Key Events: Fall
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Gen 3
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Two passages about the revelation of God in nature.
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- Acts 14:17 - He did not leave himself without witness, for he did good by giving you rains from heaven and fruitful seasons...
- Ps. 19 - The heavens declare the glory of God, and the sky above proclaims his handiwork. - Rom. 1:18-20 - his invisible attributes...have been clearly perceived...in the things that have been made. |
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What are some biblical principles of interpretation?
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1) The Analogy of Faith
2) Grammatical-Historical Exegesis 3) Covenant Theology |
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OT Key Events: Flood
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Gen 6
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What is "The Analogy of Faith"?
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THe infallible rule of interpretation of Scripture is the Scripture itself. If verse is unclear, then must be searched and known by other passages that speak more clearly.
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OT Key Events: Babel
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Gen 11
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What does Grammatical-Historical Exegesis involve?
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This is the biblical interpretation that seeks to discover the author's original meaning of the text.
1) Biblical Languages 2) Genre 3) Literary Context 4) Historical & Cultural background 5) The author |
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OT Key Events: Promise to Abraham (date)
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Gen 12 (2100 BC)
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Why is Covenant Theology a biblical principle of interpretation?
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Teaches that the biblical covenants are organically related to one another and form the basic framework for interpreting redemptive history.
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OT Key Events: Sign of Abrahamic Cov
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Gen 17
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In what ways does Covenant Theology stress the unity of Scripture and continuity between the OT & NT?
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1) Continuity of the covenant of grace (same way of salvation)
2) Continuity of the people of God (Israel & the Church) 3) Continuity of the covenant signs (circumcision & baptism) |
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OT Key Events: Jacob wrestling with Angel
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Gen 32
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How does the Hebrew Bible name an arrange the books of the OT?
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1) the Law (Torah) = Pentateuch
2) The Prophets = Historical (Former Prophets) & Prophetic Books (Latter Prophets) 3) The Writings = Psalms & Wisdom (Poetical Books) |
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OT Key Events: Exodus (date)
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Ex 12-14 (1446 / 1220 BC)
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OT Key Passage: “I will pour out my spirit”:
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Joel 2
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OT Key Events: Fall of Jericho
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Josh 6
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OT Key Passage: “The just shall live by faith”:
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Hab 2:4
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OT Key Events: Annointing of David (date)
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1 Sam 16 - (? between 1010 - 1050 BC) David was anointed long before he was crowned.
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OT Key Passage: “I am going to send my messenger”:
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Mal 3
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OT Key Events - Davidic Covenant
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2 Sam 7 & 1 Chron. 17
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OT Key Passage: The Messianic Psalms
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2, 22, 110, 118
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OT Key Events: Dedication of Temple
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2 Chr 5-7, 1 Kings 8 (966 BC)
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OT Key Events: Division of Kingdom (date)
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1 Kings 12 - (930 BC)
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OT Key Events: Exile North & South (date)
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Northern / Samaria / Israel (722 BC) 2 Kings 17
Southern / Jerusalem / Judah (586 BC) 2 Kings 25 |
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OT Key Events: Return from Exile (date)
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Ezra 1-2 (531 BC)
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