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A mound of buried cities
*200 out of 3,000 have been discovered
*Digging for these is done in square holes
*Layered like a cake... yummy... |
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| A piece of broken pottery |
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| A pottery piece with writing |
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| Any object altered by human skill |
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Name means "transmitters"
*Their manuscripts used to translate Bibles
"They counted verses, words, even every letter
*GREATEST contribution - vowels added |
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Forerunner of paper
*Used in 10th century BC |
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| Keywords to the Uniqueness of the Bible |
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| Revelation, Inspiration, Illumination |
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Truth and Information
Originating in God and made known by Divine self-disclosure
*Everything in the Bible is TRUE, but not all is TRUTH |
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The process by which the Revelation was written down.
*All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful to teach us what is true and to make us realize what is wrong in our lives. It corrects us when we are wrong and teaches us to do what is right. 2 Timothy 3:16 |
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The enlightenment of the Holy Spirit on the mind of the believer as he reads the inspired Revelation.
*"But people who aren't spiritual can't understand it, for only those who are spiritual can understand what the Spirit means." 1 Corinthians 2:14 |
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| Hebrew, used only when God "created from nothing" |
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Latin for Bara
Used for when God "created from nothing" |
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Hebrew word for day
(Nearly 1700 times in the OT)
*Has up to 50 varied meanings |
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Hebrew for "son of"
Also "descendant of" |
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Hebrew for "living soul"
Humans and Animals have these |
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| Every woman carries the mark of every mother in her past |
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Hebrew
Aramaic
Greek-Septiagint (Bible)
Latin-Vulgate (Bible)
English- Tyndale (Famous Translator of the Bible who was the "Father of the English Bible. He was martyred) |
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Babylonian myth, creation story
*A humanized, fanciful account of gods created in man's image." |
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8 Kings Ruled
People lived longer and died later BEFORE the flood |
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| Builder of the arc; survivor of the arc |
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Homosexuality or incest?
He saw, Noah, his father's nakedness, which was that of his wife, when Noah was drunk |
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| An artifact that gives reference to the flood and its existence |
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| The "Noah" of the Gilgamesh Epic |
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| staged towers; "to be high" |
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| HIghway of Fertile Crescent |
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| Area where Palestine and Israel meet. Where most of OT takes place. |
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Very creative and Intelligent
Inventors of cylinder seals and writing with wedged pen (cuneiform) |
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Overpowered the Sumarians
First "World Conquerors" and ruled for two centuries |
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Four Rivers of the Garden in Eden
Found but not there anymore |
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One of the 4 Rivers of the Garden in Eden
Unknown location |
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| One of 4 Rivers of Garden in Eden |
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| One of 4 Rivers of Garden in Eden |
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| Clay Tablets (cuneiform) confirmed influence of surrounding culture upon life as described in the Bible |
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| (cuneiform) contained commericial and political administrative matters |
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| Egyptian who united the country; Egyptian Pharoah founded the first dynasty. |
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| Laws that the first born inherits what the family has |
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| Funeral tomb for Kings 2700 BC |
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Invaded Egypt and conquered it.
Race clan; similar to the Hebrews
Technological advances. |
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| People who settled in the land and named it Palestine |
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| comes from the Philistine people who settled there |
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| Low lands, foothills; lead up to Mountains |
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| The Rift Valley; lowest spot on earth; 4,000 miles long |
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| Dry stream; River bed; where rain water goes |
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Abraham's father?
Also Sarah's.. |
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| Where Abraham was born; a sumer city |
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| (Sarai) Abraham's Wife who, initially, couldn't have children |
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| Sold Machpelah to Abraham |
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| Cave Abraham bought from Ephron to bury his wife, Sarah. |
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Abraham's nephew
Took the "good" land
Father of girls who turned into the pillar of salt |
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| Sarah's servant; mother of Ishmael |
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| Abraham's first born; cursed with a nation who became Muslim |
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| Abraham's second born; his people became Christians |
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Isaac's wife
Favored her son Jacob over Esau |
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Isaac's second-born son
Pretended to be Esau for inheritance |
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Laban's first born
Married to Jacob under false intentions |
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Jacob's second wife
Hid Laban's teraphim under camel saddle because they were property deeds |
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| Household gods; deed to property;Rachel took from father's home |
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| First born/Oldest brother could marry widowed sister-in-law |
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| Gives archaelogical evidence of the day of the Exodus |
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| God told Moses this was His name |
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| Moses' wife; 2 sons together |
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"guard"
When God spared first born |
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| How God provided for His people in the desert |
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| Economic base, listed punishment, harsh |
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| moral stability laws-only found in Bible |
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Altar of Burnt Offering (outside)
Incense alter (holy place)
7 branch that doesn't burn (holy place)
Bread holder (holy place)
Arc of the Covenant (Holy of Holies) |
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| Atone for overlooked sins-remove them via scapegoat |
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| Day of Atonement, sent out of city |
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| to redeem/one who pays off a person's debt |
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| reminder of temporary dwellings in desert for 40 years |
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| Complete consecration to God |
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| Dedication of one's gifts to God |
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| fellowship and communion with God and people |
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| Restoration of moral relationship with God |
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| Forgiveness, restitution, restoration |
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Sabbath: Every 7th day, balance and spiritual flavor to life
Sab Month: Every 7th Month; to begin the religious new year
Sab Year: Every 7th year; debt adjustment
Jublilee: every 50 years; debts get erased |
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