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64 Cards in this Set
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Midwives
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Egyptian women serving the Israelites who were commanded to kill boys not girls
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Aaron
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Brother of Moses that Moses spoke the word of God to on Mount Sinai
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YHWH/LORD
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God's true name. Described by existence. Shows power and that He cannot be manipulated.
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Plagues
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During the Battle of the Gods, the plagues that God placed on Pharaoh. They function as a way of addressing the forgetfulness.
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Mt. Sinai
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Mountain on which the 10 Commandments were proclaimed. Lord commanded that Moses bring Aaron w/ him to mountain and not to go up until trumpet sounds.
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Torah
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First five books of Bible. Focus on law and interpretations of it
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Lex Talionis
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Eye for eye. Designed to prevent violence.
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Prophecy
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# An inspired utterance of a prophet, viewed as a revelation of divine will.
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Isaiah's Calling
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Repentance through the Covenant. Turning people back to God. His message serves as "conscience" Critiqued the people on Idolatry and Injustice twd the people
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Isaiah Four Step Understanding
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1) Covenant
2)Long-term infidelity 3)Warnings: Prophets --------------------------->Partial destruction 4)Hope and Salvation ------------------------>Israel/Gent. Repentance |
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The New Eden
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Hope/Salvation promise to Israel and the Gentiles by Isaiah
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John the Baptist
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Son of Zech/Elizabeth
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Judah
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Son of Jacob (Israel)
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Zechariah
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Priest mentioned in Gospel of Luke who went mute
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Elizabeth
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Zechariah's wife; would have son (John) msg from angel Gabriel
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Prophecy/Prophets
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Turning people back to God through Covenant.
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Isaiah
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God's messenger who He tells to tell people He will destroy the city. Partial destruction
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Unfruitful Vineyard
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Good Grapes=righteousness
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Gospel
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Story of christ's life/teachings
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John the Baptist
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Son of Zech/Elizabeth. Has moral requirements of all who come to be baptized.
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Parable
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short allegorical story designed to illustrate or teach some truth, religious principle, or moral lesson. Example: Par. of lost sheep, lost coin, Prodigal Son
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Pontius Pilate
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Man who didn't think Jesus deserved to die. Representative of Roman gov't
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Pharisees
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Extremist interpreters who made "checklists" and thought they could achieve salvation strictly through law.
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Emmaus
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City the disciples were walking to while talking to the dead spirit of Jesus after crucifixion
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Moses and Prophets
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Talked w/ Jesus after crucifix'n.
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Last Supper
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Jesus prays so disciples wouldn't endure spiritual struggle.
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Messiah
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God's AGENT to fulfill Cov. One of Jesus' names.
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Rabbi
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Teacher. AKA Jesus
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Son of Man
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Israel itself and Jesus. Jesus taking on the role as "Israel"
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Paul
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Man who founded churches of Galatia. An APOSTLE. Accuses Pharissees of being foolish.
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Righteousness/Justification (Paul)
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Works of Law vs. SPIRIT of Law. Non-exclusionary approach to covenant
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Abraham
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Excellent example of obedience/righteousness
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Mani/Manichees
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Religion Augustine was previously interested in.
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Popular entertainment
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Danger b/c it put someone else down (expense of someone else)
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Pear theft
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Represents irrationality/nothingness/vanity
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Problems w/ Pop. culture
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Reactions to suffering, pity/compasson as a "pleasure"
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Good (Augustine)
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Closeness to God; stability
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Evil (Augustine)
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Distance from god; recklessness
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Author in Aug. who wrote about universe/metaphysical
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Hortensius
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Uncertainty
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Mature Augustine's goal. Accepts (through faith0 that not everything can make sense
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Ascesis
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Monks' way of life. Constant focus on God.
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humility
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being modest about position/rank (St. B.)
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Lectio Divina
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Three stage prayer system
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Inner Man
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Faith/No works for Justification; comes before outer man
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Outer Man
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Serves in gratitude to neighbors
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Works
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should benefit others not self
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Regathering all nations (Isaiah)
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Regathering gentiles (peace, unity, harmony)
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God =
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Light
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Hope for self through (Von Balt.)
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Hope for all
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Problems with hell
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Evil is nothing/Hell is nothing
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Sacraments (Weil)
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Baptism, church etc.
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Social (Weil)
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In her view, the domain of the devil
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Obedience
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One of Weil's most important focus
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Purgatory
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stage before heaven but not Hell
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Ghosts
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Those who have not found heaven yet, not in hell
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Bright, solid people
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wise people who have made it into heaven
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michael's mother
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jealous, does not understand love
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Dwarf and Tragedian
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dwarf sinks into hell because he keeps shrinking
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Lizard
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temptation
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grey town
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hell/purgatory
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a sacrament, as in the Roman Catholic Church, consisting in a confession of sin, made with sorrow and with the intention of amendment, followed by the forgiveness of the sin.
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Penance
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Indulgence
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certificate to get rid of sins
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Repentance
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turning back to god
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Concupiscence
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Sexual desire/lust
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