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| Name three ways israel breaks the mosaic covenant |
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1. Not loving God
2. Not loving others
3. Idol worship |
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1.Hezikiah- many faith reforms and trust
2.Josiah- Law that he followed. |
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| Atheliah got married to Jehoram because of a treaty with Ahab! |
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| Manasseh- made them all worse than cannaanites |
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jeraboam- established the calves
Ahab- married jezabel baal worship |
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| Jehu- Did what God asked, but didn't follow the law |
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| Evaluate the covenant relationship |
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| To challenge isreal to repent |
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| Purpose of Ezra and Nehemiah |
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| Why was isreal taken captive for 70 years |
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| ecause of sebaticle years |
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| What are the main objections to the historacity of Esther |
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| Details no mention of God and numbers/ language. (problem with esther? all of the above) |
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| In Esther how was God present? |
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| God is involved with his people (providence) however, sometimes this involvement is difficult to see (God's hiddenness) . WRITE IT ON THE TEST |
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| adding material from authoratative sources |
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| coorespondance between events and characters |
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| coherence of action and effect |
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| all actions have a corresponding result |
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| Interpretive use of sources |
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| changes words to show importance |
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| comes from regaurd for temple. not anything else |
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| Blessing and cursing if they obey or disobey. |
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| Where do you find the davidic covenant |
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| 1 chronicles 17 AND 2 Samuel 7 DONT BE TRICKED |
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| exile of israel and who took them captive |
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| First deportation of judah and who took them |
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| 605 Nebakanezer and Babylon |
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| Third deportation of judah |
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| Who prophisised cyrus' decree |
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| who prophazised the 70 year sebaticle |
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| Where did Esther fit into Ezra |
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| North was good or bad? south is the opposite |
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| Samuel and the priest and Israel rebel |
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| samuel and saul now saul rebels |
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| is saul and david but david obeys |
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| is david and how he succeeds |
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| is david and how he rebels |
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| is david, there is discipline and healing |
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| showing God at work. showing continuity of people through time and that hope is for everyone. epmphasis on kingship and worship |
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| david, davidic covenant, temple worship |
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| establishment of solomon, and dedication of temple |
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| only judah's kings (davidic line |
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2 Peter 3:8-9, Jeremiah 9:23-24 |
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