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| attributing human characteristics to God |
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| Trilingual inscription containing Akkadian |
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| Style of most AnE law codes |
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Semitic outlaws mentioned in
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| Mountain sight of Jewish defiance |
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| Pharoah first recognized Israel as a "people" |
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| The Israeli archeologist responsible for escavating Masada |
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| The recently discovered extra biblical textes, providing valuable information about the political situation and personal names in Northern Syria about 1800 BCE were found at |
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| The most important contribution of the Hurrians to our understanding of the OT |
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| In the OT the United Monarchy is usually identified as |
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| In the long and complex history of the Canaanites the site where predominately religious/mythological texts were escavated was |
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| In 722/1 the Northern Kingdom was conquered by the |
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| Each of the following Sumerian Kings compiled Law Codes except |
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Gilgamesh
(the ones that do are Lipit-Ishtar, Eshnunna, Ur-nammu) |
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| All of the following books belong to the Writings except |
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Ezekiel
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| Each of the following documents constitutes a 4/5th century CE MSS of LXX except |
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Leningrad
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| Questions about genre and social settings would be important to students using |
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| Most of the books in the Pentateuch had been compiled and recognized as canon by |
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| The Neo-Babylonian exile of the Jews lasted approximately |
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| The period of the United Monarchy dates to |
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| The proper chronological sequence of the Pentateuchal source strata is |
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| The principle site for the Copper processing industry in S/P dating to around 3500 BC was located at |
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| The Persian religion that had the most impact on post exilic Israelite religion was |
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| In Egyptian history the Golden Age of literature dates to what period |
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| The Egyptian Sun god honored by Amenophis IV was |
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| According to Albright the patriarch dated to which archeological period |
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| The Sumerian King who established the empire of Akkad was |
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| The end of a national state ruled by Jews for Jews occurred in |
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| All of the following empires rose and fell during the second millenium except |
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| A form critical analysis of an old testament book ask all of the following questions except |
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| The political situation in Canaan as described in the Mari Letters was |
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| The Hittites were contemporary with the First dynasty of Babylon |
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| Copper was not a major item of cultural importance until the Chalcolithic Period |
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| W F Albright concluded that Jericho was only a small village in the 13th century when Joshua conqured the city |
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| The term diaspora refers to the immagration of the hebrews into Egypt in the 18th century BCE |
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| Due to numerous dissimilarities the Dead Sea scrolls offer major alternatives to the textual traditions of MT |
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| Ubaidaya was a major site in S/P during the Paleolithic Age |
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| Zoroaster was the founder of Islam |
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| Cyrus the Great and Darius were both important important Kings |
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| The Hebrew canon includes the Apocrypha |
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| Sumaria was a capital of the Northern Kingdom |
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| In Egyptian history the age of Amarna is the 14th century |
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| The earliest complete skeletal remains in the AnE were found at Mt Carmel and at Jericho |
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| The genre of Law exemplified in Hammurabi's law code is also found in the OT |
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| The section of the Hebrew Canon that traces the history of Israel from settlement to exile is known as the Latter Prophets |
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| Israel's first king was Saul |
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| In the history of ancient Egypt, the period corresponding to the Middle Assyrian Empire was called the New Kingdom |
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| The term Hyksos refers not to an ethnic class but a socialogical class of wanderer or outsiders |
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| Antiochus IV epiphanes was generally regarded as being anti-Semetic |
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| Divine retrobution is one of the primary theological assumptions of the OT conception of God |
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| Nabopolassor was an Assyrian King |
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| The Persians were defeated by the Assyrians at the Battle of Megiddo. |
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| The concept of history in most books of the OT is linear and revelatory |
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| The critical event in Israels theological history was the Exodus in 587 |
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| Yah was the name of a Canaanite god |
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| A 6th century leader of the returning Jews from exile was Zerubabel |
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| Ezra was a major jewish religious leader during the 5th century BCE |
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| The Jewish exile was ended in 538 BCE when the Neo-Babylonians were conquered by the Egyptians |
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| Cheops is the name of a Hurrian city from which the Hyksos came |
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| Devination refers to the ancient practice of fotrelling the future by various means |
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