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Anthropomorphic

"in human form"

exodus

one of the books of the Torah, contains stories of the mass exodus out of egypt led by Moses

Torah

First 5 books of old testament: Genisis, exodus, numbers, leviticus, dueteronomy, every thing else is response to these books

Patriarch

"first father", "ruling father"

monotheism

belief in one God

Septuagint

Translation of the old testament to Greek

theophany

vision of God

Bethel

where Jacob saw the angelic ladder

Tanak

Hebrew Bible

Horeb

Where Moses encountered God for the first time in his life, mountain

Penuel

"Face of God", where Jacob had wrestling match and re-enters the holy land

Jethro

Moses' father-in-law who was a priest

Judges

Leaders that were choses supposedly by God, but when they were instituted, anarchy followed and society declined them

Zipporah

Wife of Moses

12 tribes

the 12 tribes of Israel represent the 12 sons of Jacob (whose name was changed to Isreal)

Pentateuch

Torah, has traditional view and modern view


Modern view


Yahwish Sourche (850 BC)


Elohist Source (700 BC)


Deuteronomic Source (600 BC)


Priestly Source (500-450 BC

Polytheism

belief in more than one God

the Philistines

where modern day Muslims take roots, had iron monopoly in the time of Judges

Messiah

"the annointed one", usually annointed with oil

Literal Sense

Sense of scripture that is the literal story

blessing

typically given to eldest son from father

Allegorical Sense

Upper, mystic sense

Assyrians

conquered Israel in 722 BC

theodicy

"justification of God"

theocracy

Government run on basis of religion

Analogical Sense

Meaning of text is illuminated by later events

Babylon

Conquered Jerusalem in 597 BC and destroyed temple one year later


Exiled the Jews out of holy land


Tried to destroy identity of Jews

Ten lost tribes of Israel

Lost when Assyrians conquered, Jews believe they will be found when the messiah comes

divided kingdom

Monarchy ended in disaster after solomon died


Seperate into 2 states- Israel in the North and Judah in the South

Apocalyptic Literature

Dominant ideology at time of Jesus, end of the world literature

eschatological

future, future age will be good

angelus interpres

interpreting angel

pseudonymous

"false name", used a pen name

Samuel

Annointed Saul, then annointed David after Saul proved unworthy

testament

an agreement

akedah

binding

hayyot

living creatures

Chebar River

where Ezekiel had his vision of the chariot

Cyrus

Persian ruler who allowed the exiled Jews of Babylon to return to Jerusalemy