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| What does the Pslamist see as the way for his hope? |
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Same as us: Psalms 19 = Justify me (12) Sanctify me (13) That i can have new life to worship (14) |
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The form of the covenant is |
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1. Name of the Great King 2. Historical Prologue 3. Stipulations (Laws) a. Exclusive loyalty (love) b. Specific requirements 4. Sanctions (blessings and curses) 5 Administration |
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| Preimminent spokesperson of God? |
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| Moses (because he talked to God face to face) |
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| To communicate and transmit God's words to future generations. |
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| Last old testament Prophet |
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| John the Baptist - last one to look forward to the coming Messiah. Actually got to point at him! |
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| Eyewitnesses of Jesus as the Word incarnate? |
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John the Baptist Apostolic Witnesses (John 1:14 - Apostle John) |
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| T/F the writing of the NT has the same purpose as writing of the OT |
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| True - both to communicate and transmit fellowship with God to future generations. |
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| T/F - Judaism is more about rules, while Christianity is more about a relationship. |
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False - Judaism's rules come right after God saves them, rescues them, redeems them, etc. Commands are so that you can enjoy the gift that has been given you. |
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| The singular blessing that the Israelites had that nations around them could not. |
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| All forms of Scripture are designed to |
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| draw us into covenant with himself. |
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Plenary Verbal Inspiration = |
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