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11 Cards in this Set
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Sennacherib |
King of Assyria |
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Hezekiah |
King of Judah rebuilt temple, received gods help against the assyrians. |
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Immanuel |
Name or title of an otherwise unidentifiable person in Isaiah's prophecy Means "God is with us" |
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Zion-David Theology (Royal Theology) |
religious attitudes by Israelites toward Jerusalem -- and how these attitudes changed over time. |
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Tiglath Pilesar III |
Monarch of the neo-assyrian empire |
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Servant of Yahweh |
The otherwise anonymous figure of the book of Isaiah (Second Isaiah) who delivered God’s people through suffering |
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Day of the Lord |
the day that God of Israel battles his enemies; derives from the holy war tradition |
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Call Narrative |
An account that records the prophet’s experience of being called into prophetic ministry |
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Cyrus |
founded Medo-Persian Empire and allowed the Judean refugees to return to their homeland after the Babylonian exile. |
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Concept of Transcendence |
God’s ways are above our ways |
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Immanence |
Is God present and active within his creation, and within the human race, even those members of it that do not believe in or obey him. |
