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20 Cards in this Set
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Who was Alexander the Greats General in Egypt
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Ptolemy
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Who was Alexander the Greats General in Syria
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Seleueus
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When did Antiochus IV go to Jeruselem
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167 BCE
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What did Antiochus IV do to piss off the jews
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He did many things, but the biggest thing was putting up a pagan idol in the great temmple
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What does Hasidim means
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the pious ones
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When did Herod the Great rule
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37-4 BCE
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What was the Province of Syria named
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Legate Qurrianius
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who was Josephus
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a Jewish general
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who was Vespasian
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a Roman field general
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where did Christians and some Pharisees flee Jerusalem and go to
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Jabneh
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what is the Torah (covenant/agreement)
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First 5 books in the bible
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what is Apocalyptic Literature
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unveiling the end of time
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what is Pseudepigrapha
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means false writings
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what is an example of Eschatological Figures
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Angles
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What does Eschatological mean
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End of time
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in the end of time, the final battle what will the Leader be
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A New King Like David
A Prophet A Leader in War The final Judge |
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Who were the Sadducees and what were 3 facts about them
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- from Zadok
- Members were the priestly and the upper class - Their outlook was conservative - Attitude towards the law – written law - No belief of angles and demons |
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What were 3 facts about the Pharisees
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- means “separatists”
- Separating from later Maccabees - Members were the Lay or non-religious - They had a liberal outlook - Attitude towards the law – written and oral - Believed in angels, demons, resurrection |
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Who are the "Essenes"
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– “the pure ones”
- Members were Priestly & Lay - Their outlook was Eschatological - Attitude towards the law – written and oral - They were repentant and ready for the end of time |
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What are the two key things about the Baptist Movements
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- Members were mostly male
- Their outlook was cleansing/new era - obviously preformed baptisms |