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The Historical section of the Bible contains what books?
Joshua, Judges, Ruth, Books of Samuel, Books of Kings, Books of Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther
Book of Joshua was written to...
Show the surpassing value of obedience
Book of Judges was written to...
vindicate Isreal's need for a King
3 offices that Samuel held
Prophet, Priest, Judge
Hanna promised what to God?
If God would give her a son, she would give him back to God
The Books of Samuel trace what?
The early history of Isreal's monarchy
Second Samuel is especially devoted to
Describing the major evens of David's kingship
The Books of Kings detailed
the history of the monarchy from Solomon to the fall of Jerusalem
The Historical Books that come from the postexilic period are
The Books of Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther
Books of Chronicles retell
The stories of David, Solomon and the kingdom of Judah, accounts already known from the Books of Samuel and Kings
The Books of Ezra and Nehemiah present the events of the
Restoration in the middle of the 5th century B.C.
The two things that were built after the Jews returned from exile were
The Temple and the Walls of Jerusalem
The 5th century Greek historian who earned the title "Father of History"
Herodotus
According to the Jewish canon, what Books comprise the "Former Prophets"?
The Books of Joshua, Judges, Samuel and Kings
Scholars who view Genesis to Joshua as being a literary unit call that unit a
Hexateuch
What unit is comprised of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus and Numbers?
The Tetrateuch
The Book of Esther demonstrates
how God's sovereign care and protection extends to His people
What comprised of Deuteronomy -2 Kings excluding Ruth?
A Deuteronimistic History
The Spoil of war
Herem
Two foreign women who are included in the lineage of Christ
Rahab and Ruth
3 tribes that stayed on Jordan's east side
Reuben, Gad, Manasseh
2 covenant memorials celebrated in Joshua Ch. 5
Circumcision and Passover
Joshua's 3 pt. strategy for conquering the promised land was
central section, southern section, northern section
Who requested Mt. Hebron for his inheritance?
Caleb
The sacrifice of Jepthah's daughter has led to what?
Israelite custom that each year the young women of Israel go out for four days in commemoration of that event.
What tribes built an alter when they reached the Jordan River? How did the other tribes react?
Reuben, Gad, and Manasseh. The other tribes were ready to go to war because they thought the eastern tribes and disobeyed God
The cycle which repeated in the book of Judges
Sin, Sorrow, Suffering/Repentance, Judge, Salvation, Rest
Define the Judges
charismatic military leaders whom God raised up and empowered for specific tasks of deliverance
The Book of Judges records
The darkest period in the history of Israel
Who was the judge of Mesopotamia?
Othniel. Brother of Caleb
Who was the judge of Moab?
Ehud. Left handed
Who was the judge of Canaan?
Deborah. Female judge
Who was the judge of Midian?
Gideon. Tested God's will by signs
Who was the judge of Amon?
Jepthah. Made a rash vow.
Who was the judge of Philistines?
Samson. Liked to tell riddles
What Book and chapter had more people in teh Hall of Faith that come out of the period of the Judges than any other period?
Hebrews Ch. 11
Which book is categorized as idyll and what does that mean?
Book of Ruth. Idyll is a simple description of rustic life.
Who was a Kinsman-redeemer in the Book of Ruth?
Boaz
Boaz was what in the Book of Ruth?
Kinsman-redeemer
Boaz was a Kinsman-redeemer in what book?
Book of Ruth
What book shows that God's covenant is not limited by any boundaries? And what are those boundaries?
Book of Ruth. National, Racial, or Gender
Eli's two boys are named what? And what 3 things did they do wrong?
Hophni and Phinehas. They stole sacrifices. They slept with the women in the temple. They did not listen to Eli's warnings.
United Kingdom included the reigns of who?
Saul, David, and Solomon
David was anointed King how many times?
3 times. Private ceremony by Samuel at Jesse's house. Over the tribe of Judah. Over the whole house of Isreal.
What 4 things did Saul do wrong?
Sacrificed without a priest. Went to battle w/o God's blessing. Proclaimed a fast at the wrong time. Spared the Amalekites.
Captain of Saul's army was
Abner
Captain of David's army was
Joab
Abner was the captain of whose army?
Saul
Joab was the captain of whose army?
David
931 BC
Division of the United Kingdom
Division of the United Kingdom happened when?
931BC
722 BC
Fall of Samaria
Fall of Samaria occured when?
722 BC
586 BC
Fall of Jerusalem
Fall of Jerusalem
586 BC
Who conquered the Northern Kingdom?
Assyrians
The Assyrians conquered which kingdom?
Northern
Who conquered the Southern Kingdom?
Babylonians
The Babylonians conquered which Kingdom?
Southern
The name God does not occur in which book?
Book of Esther
The author of Chronicles was most interested in what?
The Davidic list of kings, the city of Jerusalem, and the Temple as God's instruments of salvation
The Books of Ezra and Nehemiah are almost always studied together because...
1. They appear to come from a single author or editor
2. They deal with the same general time period and are roughly sequential
3. They are combined as one book in the Jewish canon
Ezra, a _____, was a ______ and Nehemiah was a ________ comissioned by King ________
Levite, reformer, governor, King Artexerxes
Jews return from exile in 3 waves
539 BC - Zerubabel led. 50,000 build alter and temple

457 BC - Ezra and 1800 Jews return

444 BC - Nehemiah returns
A romantic novel that is written as a short story
Book of Esther
Which books have a common origin in the Persian period of Jewish history?
Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther
Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther have a what in the Persian period of Jewish history?
Common origin
Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther have a common origin in the what period of Jewish history?
Persian period
Cities of Refuge were established why?
To protect those who accidentally killed someone.
People who accidentally killed someone went where?
Cities of Refuge.
David's struggles with Saul include 5 major events
1. David and Saul's son Jonathan became good friends.
2. Saul become fanatical in his determination to kill David
3. David took extreme measures to prove his loyalty to Saul
4. David met and married Abigail
5. David, utterly frustrated with Saul, joined the Philistines
Where did David move the capital to?
Jerusalem
Why did David move the capital to Jerusalem?
Better located, it would ease political problems because it was within Benjamite territory. It had a good water supply
Why did Solomon start worshiping other Gods?
Influence of his foreign wives
What did Solomon request when God first appeared to him and what was God's reaction?
Requested wisdom. Pleased God because he did not request riches or a long life or victory over enemies
Who had no heart for God?
Who had 1/2 heart for God?
Who had a whole heart for God?
Saul
Solomon
David
Why was Israel destroyed?
The people broke God's statutes and commandments, followed by worthless idols, and became worthless themselves.
When Jerusalem was destroyed, Judah did what?
Began a period of Babylonian exile
2 important theological themes are found in the Books of Kings.
The books present the history of Israel from the viewpoint of the Mosaic covenant. Prophecy has a significant role
Which books constituted what may be called the first biblical commentary and the were the primary sources?
Books of Chronicles. Primary sources are Books of Samuel and Kings.
What King captured Babylon and did what?
King Cyrus of Persia issued a decree that released the Jews from exile
How many judged were in the book of Judges?
12 - 6 major and 6 minor
What are the themes in the Book of Joshua?
1. Transition of pwer from Moses to Joshua
2. Conquest and division of Canaan
3. God's faithfulness to his promises
What does Bethlehem mean?
House of bread
Themes of the Books of Chronicles
1. David and His Dynasty
2. The Temple and Worship of God
C Words that correspond with appropriate books from Historical section
Joshua - Conquest
Judges - Corruption
Ruth - Companionship
1 & 2 Samuel - Character
1 & 2 Kings - Crown
1 & 2 Chronicles - Crown
Ezra - Cleansing
Nehemiah - Construction
Esther - Courage
Saul asked a women at Endor to do what? What happened?
Call up Samuel's spirit. Samuel appeared and pronounced that Saul would die the next day in the battle with the Philistines
Solomon's great wisdom is illustrative of how he
1. solved legal disputes
2. administered the nation
3. his building program was conducted