Ot Survey Midterm

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The names and order of all the books in the Hebrew Bible section of the Protestant English Bible.

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Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges (no monarchs), Ruth, 1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 Kings, 2 Kings, 1 Chronicles, 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther

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Canon

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"Rule" or "measuring stick"

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Apocrypha

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"secret" or "obscure"

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Pseudepigrapha

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“works by which the claimed author is not the true author”

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What languages was the Hebrew Bible written in and which books contain these languages?

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Hebrew and Aramaic

Parts of Daniel and Ezra contain Aramaic

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Jewish Festival in Spring

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Passover

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Jewish Festival in Summer

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Pentecost

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Jewish Festival in Fall

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Day of Atonement/9-10 days after new year; blood is sprinkled on ark only on this day

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Jewish Festival in Fall

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Feast of Tabernacles/ 15-21 days after new year

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Dictionary

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defines meaning of words in the bible

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lexicon

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grammar and definition behind a word

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bible atlas

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geography book

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commentary

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biblical scholars give information based off what they've researched

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marginal notes

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consists of questions, highlights, or observations

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footnotes

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bottom of page-cite references or contain comments from text above it

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Four major divisions of Septuagint

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Law, History, Poetry, and Prophets

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Three major divisions of the Hebrew Bible

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Torah(Law), Nevi'im(Prophets), and Ketuvim(Writings)

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Created on 1st day?

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Light

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Created on 2nd day?

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Separates the waters (creates sky)

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Created on 3rd day?

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Dry land (water to side)

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Created on 4th day?

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Sun, moon, and stars

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Created on 5th day?

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Fish and Birds

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Created on 6th day

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Animals that live on dry land

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1st Patriarch

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Abraham: promised by God that he would be a great nation; tested by God to sacrifice his son Isaac

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2nd Patriarch

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Isaac: Deceived by his son Jacob when giving the birthright

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3rd Patriarch

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Jacob: fled from his homeland and his brother esau

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Twelve Tribes

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Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar,Zebulun, Dan, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Joseph (Ephraim & Manasseh), Benjamin

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Where are the 10 commandments found?

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Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5

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1st Commandment

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You shall have no other gods before me

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2nd Commandment

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You shall not make a carved image

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3rd Commandment

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You shall not take God's name in vain

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4th Commandment

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Remember the sabbath day

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5th Commandment

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Honor your father and mother

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6th Commandment

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You shall not murder

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7th Commandment

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You shall not commit adultery

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8th Commandment

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You shall not steal

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9th Commandment

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You shall not bear false witness

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10th Commandment

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You shall not covet

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General sequence of major events

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Creation, Fall, Tower of Babel, Patriarchs, Sojourn, Exodus(exit), Wilderness, Conquest, Judges, United Kingdom, Divided Kingdom, Exile, Return

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Destruction of Samaria(Northern Kingdom)

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722-721BC

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Fall of Jerusalem(Southern Kingdom)

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586BC

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Decree of Cyrus to return to Jerusalem

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539BC

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Author of Deuteronomist

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After 600 BC

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Exodus(Exit) of Israel

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1445BC

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Psalm 23

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1.The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. 2. He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. 3. He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. 4. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. 5. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. 6. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord forever.

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Jeroboam 1

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King of Israel

(927-906) Set up golden calves

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Baasha

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King of Israel

(903-882) Slaughtered all Jeroboams relations

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Omri

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King of Israel

(879-869) led Israel to further depths of depravity

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Ahab

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King of Israel

(868-854) led Baal worship w/ Jezebel

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Jehu

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King of Israel

(839-822) killed king of Israel+judah and Jezebel

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Jehoahaz

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King of Israel

(821-805) delivered Israel from oppression from Hazael

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Jereboam 2

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King of Israel

(788-748) No major events

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Menahem

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King of Israel

(746-737) Tiglath-Pileser of Assyria invades land

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Pekah

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King of Israel

(734-731) Tiglath-Pileser returns & captures many people to Assyria

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Hoshea

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King of Israel

(730-722) Last king of Israel; refused to pay tribute to Assyria

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Difference between Elisha and Elijah?

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Elisha asks God for double portion of Elijah’s power; does more miracles; dies from illness instead of going straight to heaven as Elijah did.

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Rehoboam

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King of Judah

[926-910]

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Asa

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King of Judah

[906-878]

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Jehoshaphat

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King of Judah

[877-853] allied with ahab

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Joash

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King of Judah

[832-803] Elisha's last prophecy w/arrows; repairing of the temple

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Ahaz

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King of Judah

[743-728] under pressure with israel/aram alliance

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Hezekiah

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King of Judah

[727-699] Invites all israel to passover feast; Assyrians attack; asked for longer life

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Manasseh

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King of Judah

[698-644] worst king ever; repented at end of life; cause of judah's exile

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Josiah

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King of Judah

[641-610] Discovery of the book of law; instigated repairs for temple

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Jehoiakim

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King of Judah

[608-598] 1st babylonian invasion

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Zebekiah

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King of Judah

[596-586] 3rd Babylonian invasion and total destruction of Jerusalem

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Ezra

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[Priest and Scribe] Rebuilding of city

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Nehemiah

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Rebuilding of city walls

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Ezra and Nehemiah

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both work under artexerxes in persia

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Alter of Sacrifice and Laver

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Courtyard

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7 Lamps

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southside holy place

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Table of shewbread

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northside holy place

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ark of the covenant

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most holy place

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Burnt Offering

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All parts are burned; male; not eaten

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Tribute Offering

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Token portion burned; unleavened cakes or grains; eaten by priest

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Peace offereing

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fat portions are burned; male or female; eaten by priest and offerer

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Sin offering

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Fat portions are burned; bull, he-goat, she-goat; eaten by priest

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guild offering

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fat portions are burned; ram; eaten by priest

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Nathan

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prophet under David/Solomon

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Ahijah

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prophet under solomon/jeroboam/abijah

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"man of God"

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prophet under jeroboam

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"lying prophet"

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prophet under Jeroboam

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Jehu

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Prophet under baasha/elah

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Elijah

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prophet under ahab/ahaziah/jehoram

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Elisha

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prophet under ahaziah/jehoram/jehu/jehoahaz/jehoash

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Zedekiah and other "lying prophets"

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Prophets under jehoshaphat/ahab

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Micaiah

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prophet under jehoshaphat/ahab

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jonah

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prophet under jeroboam 2

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isaiah

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prophet under hezekiah

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huldah

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prophet under josiah

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Cyrus

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King of persia

decree to return and rebuild temple in jerusalem

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Darius

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King of Persia

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Artexexes

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King of Persia

Decree to restore and rebuild jerusalem

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What is the general cycle of events with God's people?

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Sin, war, repentance, and deliverance

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Merneptah Stele

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First mention of the name "israel"

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Mesha Stele

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celebrates mesha's victory over the "son" of Omri

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Obelisk of Shalmaneser 3

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Portrays 5 kings paying tribute to shalmaneser

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Black stele

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pictures israelites paying tribute

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sennacherib cylinder

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describes siege

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cyrus cylinder

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illustrates policy by which judah also benefited

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Othniel

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Judge

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Ehud

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Judge

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Deborah

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Judge

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Gideon

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Judge

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Jephthah

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Judge

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Samson

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Judge

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Genisis 12:1-3

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· Call for Abraham & his family to move, God’spromise that he will be a great nation

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Exodus 3:16-17

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God’s promise that he would deliver Israelites& take them to a land flowing with milk & honey

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Leviticus 19:2

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God's people will be holy because God is holy

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Numbers 6:24-26

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Lord bless and keep you

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Deuteronomy 27:5-7

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blessings and curses

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Joshua 24:14-15

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choose who you will serve

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judges 21:25

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people do what was right in their own eyes

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Ruth 1:16-17

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Where you go, I will go

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1 Samuel 16:7

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God looks at the heart and not outward appearance

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2 Samuel 7:8-16

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God's promise to David that he will have a son to rule

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1 kings 18:36-37

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Elijah states that God lords over Israel and he is God's servant

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2 kings 24:3

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Manasseh filled jerusalem with innocent blood and God was unwilling to forgive

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2 kings 17:7-15

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exile and destruction of jerusalem

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1 chronicles 28:9-10

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God knows thoughts/ he will abandon you if you forsake him

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2 chronicles 7:14

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God's promise he will heal/hear if we obey

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Ezra 8:21-22

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I was ashamed to ask king for provisions because of God's promise that he would take care of them

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Ezra 1:2-3

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proclamation to rebuild jerusalem

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Nehemiah 6:15-16

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Walls finished and surrounding nations afraid

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God Manipulated who's will?

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Samson, Saul, Pharaoh, and Jonah

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How does God test Israel?

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by sending false prophets

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Who is the pivotal figure of genesis?

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Abraham

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Moses is a member of what tribe?

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Levi

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Events where God intervened in the Pentateuch

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At the parting of theJordan river when the Israelites crossed to get away from Egypt, also when theyentered Canaan. He also intervened with Balaam when he tried to curse theIsraelites, but failed to do so

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Why do we die?

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We do not have access to the tree of life

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Where are the blessings and curses found?

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Deuteronomy

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Whats the major difference between the Deuteronomy 5 Law and the Exodus 20 Law?

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The reason for keeping the sabbath. In Exodus it's because God is Creator. In Deuteronomy it's because God delivered his people out of slavery.

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Why did Eve question God?

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Eve believed that the fruit was bad for her so when she sawit was good for food, pleasant to the eye, and could make one wise, shequestioned if God was really trying to hide something good from her.

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Mariah

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