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20 Cards in this Set
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Theme & message |
1. Rosenburg's outline developed a chiastic structure
2. Jeremiah is thought of being a prophet not just for Judah/Jerusalem but for all the nations 3. Jeremiah's Formula -- (This is pretty standard with exilic prophets because of the idea of Restoration & Hope).
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Jeremiah's Formula |
1. Broken Covenant and Repent (1)
2. No Repentance then Judgment (2) 3. Restoration & Hope (3) |
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Prophet of Person Problems |
1. He is sometimes referred to as the weeping prophet. We get further into his emotional experience or his emotions that he is feeling over any other prophet.
2. Persona Prophet |
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Jeremiah's Call |
Jeremiah 1 |
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Jeremiah's Age |
1. He, of course, can speak because he is speaking in the text.
2. He was called to celibacy, so it is safe to assume that he is probably under the age of 18 as he may have been married by then. 3. The point is Jeremiah doesn't feel qualified to be a prophet to the nations. |
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Jeremiah's Scribe |
Jeremiah 36:4-8
Baruch -- He is a scribe and probably a part of the priestly class which is why he is allowed in the temple. |
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Jeremiah's Confessions |
1. 11:18-12:6 -- like a lamb lead to the slaughter
2. 15:10-21 -- Woe to my mother who bore me 3. 17:14-18 -- Crush my persecutors 4. 18:19-23 -- Remember how I stood before you 5. 20:7-13 -- Lord You Have Deceived Me 6. 20:14-18 -- Cursed be the day I was born |
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Jeremiah's Vindication |
1. He is treated quite well by Babylon
2. The prophecies come true
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Monotheism vs. Henotheism |
Scholars are divided on whether Isaiah and Jeremiah are the first of the pure monotheistic books. That is they don't see any other gods but the God of Israel.
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Henotheism |
is the belief in and worship of a single God while accepting the existence or possible existence of other deities that may also be worshipped. |
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Examples of pure Monotheism |
1. Satire towards having idols as god
2. The customs of the people are delusion. They are just wood pieces of idols. 3. There is an idea of divine accommodation within the older parts of the OT (e.g., commandment not to have any other god). To upright "I am the only God." |
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Plans I have Planned |
1. This is the same figurative language that Jesus uses in the NT with forgiveness
2. The historical context shows that God is present in the mist of despair |
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New Covenant |
1. The use of Virgin is used to describe Israel, but this hasn't been the case up until this point. This means complete restoration for Israel.
2. Jeremiah 31:27 |
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Old Covenant vs New Covenant |
Old Covenant | New Covenant Given by Moses | Given by God
Taught to Children | Not Taught (written on Heart)
Correct choices |Correct heart (sins forgiven) |
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Who is the New Covenant in? |
In Christ |
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Old Covenant Brings |
Death
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New Covenant Brings |
Life |
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The Old Covenant is... |
Legalistic |
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The New Covenant is... |
Spirit-filled |
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In light of the ____, the _____ has passed away |
In light of the new covenant, the old covenant has passed away. The new covenant is in Christ. |
