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T/F- The Northern tribes end up rejecting Rehoboam because he was an oppressive ruler like his father |
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T/F -The capital city of the northern kingdom of Israel was Jerusalem |
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T/F -The Non writing prophets of the northern were Amos and Hosea |
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-Ahabs greed for a vineyard eventually results in the killing of Naboth |
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-After Elijah dies a belief arose that he would return to announce the coming of the messaiah |
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-Samaria is the capital of the southern kingdom. |
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-Amos has visions of Israel's final fate. |
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-God tells Hosea and Gomer to name their children after Israel's patriarchs. |
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-For the most part, Judah's kings were as bad as the kings of the north. |
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-Issaih emphasizes the majesty and glory of God |
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-God tells Issia in the temple that he is to open the ears and eyes of the people to his message |
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-Immanuel means "God is with us" |
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-isiah prophesies not only defeat for Jerusalem but also hope after the exile |
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-The assyrians have a reputation as warmongers |
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-Micah points to Bethlehem as the place from which the Messiah-king will come |
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*The greatest of Judahs prophets this well educated person had a vision of God in the Temple at Jerusalem |
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*A movement of peace activists in the US |
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*A movement of peace activists in the US |
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*one of the favorite saints of modern catholicism, she lived a loving but quiet life in a carmelite monastery in the late 1800s before dying at age 24 |
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*as king of Judah, he destroys the pagan shrines of his father, Ahaz, erected and insists that sacrafices be made only in the Jerusalem Temple |
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*descendents of the Israelites who remained in the north after Samaria's collapse |
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*descendents of the Israelites who remained in the north after Samaria's collapse |
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*The cofounder of the catholic worker movement, a leading voice of advocacy for justice today |
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*This prophets sympathy for poor people came from his own experience of poverty |
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Who is a non-writing prophet? |
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Who carries on David's royal line in the south? |
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What speaks to Elijah of God's presence at Horeb? |
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Elijah appears after his deah at |
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the transfiguration of Jesus Christ |
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(does all of the above) mulitplies bread, raises child from dead, cures Naaman of leprosy |
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is angered by and condemns israels disreguard for gods law |
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is angered by and condemns israels disreguard for gods law |
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takes Gomer back after a separation |
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from solomons death to the babylonian exile judahs kings were |
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direct descendants of King David |
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first Isaiah spoke to the people |
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fearful of assyrian threat, Judah |
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becomes a vassal of Assyria and pays it tribute |
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what was issaih's response to "whom shall i send" |
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issiahs oracle is interpreted as a passage about |
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The Assyrian army waiting to storm Jerusalem |
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was stricken by an angel of the lord and retreated |
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