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History Books. What is history? |
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Who said, "History is not a meaningless conglomeration of neutral facts, but a drama unfolding the relationship between God and man"? |
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Who said, "History is first of all what man does with power"? |
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Why do people not want one person in power? |
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Power corrupts one person. They go power-crazy when one person is in power. |
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Fill in the blank: God wants to build your ____________ before he builds your ______________. |
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Old Testament Mentality (3 parts) |
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1) Thinking--facts are defined by concept. 2) Ideas and Events--events and ideas in your life connect with one another 3) Ways into His Presence--Pray, abide.
HINT: TIW |
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What is sublime? (4 definitions) |
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Awakening, uplifting emotion, a place where you meet with God, a situation that unfolds. |
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Wonder--Relates to a miracle.
Awe--Fear and honor of God
Glory--Isaiah 6:3; the whole earth is full of God's glory.
Mystery--"The more I know, the more I don't know."
HINT: WAGM |
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Importance of Israel (3 parts) |
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1) Law code
2) Location
3) Prophets
HINT: LLP |
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Seven Divisions of Israel's History |
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1) Patriarchal (God making covenant w/ people)
2) Egyptian
3) Wilderness and Conquest
4) Judges
5) United Monarchy (1 king ruling over one nation)
6) Divided Monarchy (Solomon dies and the kingdom splits in 2)
7) Exile and post-exile (God calls us back to Him)
HINT: PEW JUDE |
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Prophet, priest, and king
HINT: PPK |
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1) Covenant - covenant relationship with God
2) Obedience
3) Sacrifice - a sacrifice to get into God's presence
HINT: COS |
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What's the definition of the word sacred? |
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Consencrate something; pure; holy; sanctuary (safe place) |
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1) Place--Only the priests can go in this holy place and only with a blood sacrifice.
2) Event--Encounters with God, gathering together for a feast.
3) Time--certain times to worship God
Hint: PET |
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1) One man--God uses one person 2) Whole race--Effects a whole nation by one person |
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Date of Abraham (4 points) |
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-Born: 2166 BC
- Date of Exodus
- Duration of stay in Egypt--400 years
- Time between Abraham's birth and Jacob's descent to Egypt
HINT: BDDT |
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T/F: Abraham's country was the 3rd dynasty |
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Who was the king of Abraham's country? |
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What was the main religion of Abraham's country? |
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What were the living conditions of Abraham's country? |
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Extremely modern. Progressive people, had schools, Abe's wife might have been a shepherd-peasant. |
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Why did Abraham have to leave his country? |
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- Ungodly friends influenced land - Lived in corrupted land - God was testing Abe to see if he'd obey. |
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Abraham's departure of his country |
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Gen 11:31; Acts 7:2. God spoke to Abraham. |
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Where did Abraham move to after he left his country? |
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In the new land that Abraham lived in, what were the covenant that God made to Abraham on 5 occasions? |
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1) Gen 12:1-3 2) Gen 13:14-17--Renews covenant 3) Gen 15:1-21--God appears, renews again 4) Gen 17:1-22--Abraham, 99 y/o 5) Gen 22:15-18--Final renewal of the covenant after Abraham was about to sacrifice his son. |
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What were the 3 areas of promises that God gave to Abraham? |
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1) "I'm going to give you a land." 2) "I'll make you a great nation/family" 3) "If you go with Me, I'll make you a great blessing." |
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What was the sign of the covenant that God made with Abraham? |
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What were the 6 characteristics of religion during the patriarchal period? |
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1) Simple faith in God
2) Revelation
3) Father is priest of family
4) Covenant promise
5) Tithes
6) True obedience and proper ethical conduct required
HINT: SRF CTT |
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What are the 3 types of covenants? |
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1) Suzerain-Vassal--Parties are not equal to each other.
2) Parity--2 parties are equal
3) Royal grant--King/queen want to bless someone so they grant them something
Hint: SPR |
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What is the definition of the word covenant? |
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A solemn relationship between individuals, groups, nations, etc. |
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Stages in the Covenant Process (4) |
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1) Sovereign offer--Offer was made, God gave Abraham an offer.
2) Acceptance
3) Trial period--To see if you're faithful
4) Ratification--Finalization
Hint: SATR |
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Elements in the Covenant Form (6) |
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1) Preamble--The person who's offering the covenant identifies who they are. Ex) "I the Lord God Almighty."
2) Historical prologue
3) Stipulations--Setting down the rules
4) Sanctions
5) Provision of a copy--a copy of the covenant in case you forget what it says
6) Witnesses--Signature of a witness
HINT: PH SS PW |
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1) Cutting of animals and laying of pieces 2) Passing between pieces of animal w/ an oath 3) Name change--Abram to Abraham 4) A sign--Sign/mark on someone's body (Ex: circumcision) 5) Covenant meal |
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- Family & Faith (Aaron, Miriam, Moses) - Killing, call and covenant - Contest and compromise |
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- Most significant event in history - Birth of their nation - Can only roast the lamb - Can't have any leftovers - The first thing you have always belongs to God |
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The Lord calls Moses to Himself
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Covenant established
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God again calls Moses to Himself
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People break covenant--They break the covenant not even 40 days after the they made the promise.
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The law was given in three parts to the people. What were they? |
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1) God orally spoke them the ten commandments
2) The book of the Covenant which were the instructions that God gave Moses on the first occassion
3) The lengthly instructions that Moses gives |
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What were the 3 types of the total content of the law? |
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1) Moral Law (Ten Commandments)--Basis for everything else in the law.
2) Civil Law--How to act every day, how to interact with each other, how you care for the poor/children, etc.
3) Ceremonial Law--Refers to the religious matters
Hint: MCC |
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2 Categories on how the Law was written |
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1) Causistic--Cause and Effect
2) Apodictic--Absolute, for certain, or always the same |
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Wilderness to Sinai (Moses and the Passover) |
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1) Marah--"bitter." There's water but the Israelites can't drink it b/c it's bitter. But then God makes it sweet by telling Moses to put a tree in the water.
2) Elim--God will provide for them.
3) Desert of Sin
4) Rephidim
5) Arrival at Sinai--Got there after 3 months after they left Egypt. Stayed there for a little less than a year. |
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1) Setting--Camped there before the mountain. God calls Moses up to the mountain.
2) God's offer--Thunder and lightening, loud trumpet sound, flashes. God gives ten commandments.
3) People's response--Ppl need to step back and listen to Moses about what God told him. So they waited.
4) Further stipulations
5) Provision of angelic guide--God sent an angel to them to guide them and told the people to listen to the angel and not be rebellious. |
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