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1Leviticus is the foundational document for a biblical doctrine of holiness, which involves which the following elements?
- AJustice
- BSacred Space
- CSacrifice
- DAll of the above
2This was the holiest place in the Israelite camp.
- AThe altar in the Tabernacle
- BThe courtyard in the Tabernacle
- CThe holy of holies in the Tabernacle
- DThe laver in the Tabernacle
3To take that which is holy and make it common is to ...
- Adesecrate it
- Bsanctify it
- Cpurify it
- Dpollute it
4To take that which is common and make it holy is.
- Adesecrate it
- Bsanctify it
- Cpurify it
- Dpollute it
5The first ten chapters of the book of Numbers represent the last part of this literary
complex which begins in Exodus 19 and encompasses the entire book of Leviticus.- AThe Book of the Covenant
- BThe Primeval History
- CThe Holiness Code
- DThe Sinai Pericope
6In the book of Numbers, the ultimate failure of the old generation of Israelites happened when they refused to do this.
- ABuild the Tabernacle
- BReturn to Egypt
- CEnter the promised land
- DKeep the Sabbath
7In the story of the dispute that Miriam and Aaron instigate against Moses in Numbez-12,
this is portrayed as the issue that they "put on the table," i.e. the one they formally
what to talk about.- AProphecy
- BThe exclusivity of the priesthood
- CKingship
- DThe law of the talion.
8In the story of the dispute that Korah and his supporters launch against Moses and
Aaron in Numbers 16, this is the issue that they "put on the table" and that Yahweh is
eventually called on to judge.- AProphecy
- BThe exclusivity of the priesthood
- CKingship
- DThe law of the talion.
9In the book of Numbers, when the Israelites are plagued with poisonous/firey serpents,
Moses instructed the people to look upon this in order to be healed.- AA bronze serpent mounted on a pole
- BThe shekinah glory of Yahweh above the Tabernacle
- CAaron's staff that budded
- DThe Ark of the Covenant
10This is the meaning of the English title "Deuteronomy" which is derived from the Greek title of the book in the Septuagint.
- AFaithfulness
- BSecond law
- CCovenant
- DSecond exile
11This section of Deuteronomy constitutes the central core of the book and seems to
represent an elaboration on the principles espoused in the Decalogue.- AChs. 1-4
- BChs. 11
- CChs. 12-26
- DChs. 32-34
12Deuteronomy 6:4 is recognized as a special passage because It is fundamental
expression of Israelite monotheism. This famous verse is referred to by this designation.- AThe Hazienu
- BThe Shema
- CThe Decalogue
- DThe Song of Moses
13These types of ancient Near Eastern treaty texts from the Hittites and the Assyrians
have proven to have very close parallels with Deuteronomy.- AVassal treaties
- BRoyal treaties
- CLand treaties
- DAdoption treaties
14This historical book portrays the almost hopeless state of Israel after the conquest, its
cycles of religious compromise, and seems to have been written in order to vindicate
Israel's need for a king.- AJoshua
- BJudges
- C1-2 Samuel
- D1-2 Kings
15This historical book portrays Israel's successful conquest of the promised land.
- AJudges
- B1-2 Samuel
- CJoshua
- D1-2 Kings
16This historical book details the history of the monarchy from Solomon to the fall of
Jerusalem.- AJoshua
- BJudges
- C1-2 Samuel
- D1-2 Kings
17This historical book traces the early history of Israel's monarchy, focusing on the stories
om Saul and David.- AJoshua
- BJudges
- C1-2 Samuel
- D1-2 Kings
18This historical book represents the first commentary on the Scriptures and retells the
stories of David, Solomon, and the kingdom of Judah, highlighting God's work among his
people through David's line.- AEzra-Nehemiah
- BRuth
- CEsther
- D1-2 Chronicles
19This historical book presents the events of the restoration of Jews and Jerusalem in the
middle of the fifth-century BC under the Persian rule.- AEzra-Nehemiah
- BRuth
- CEsther
- D1-2 Chronicles
20This term is used to convey the idea that the books of Deuteronomy—Kings (minus Ruth)
constitute a single grand historical work created by an anonymous editor working after
the fall of Jerusalem. In putting together this historical work, this editor was trying to
explain what went wrong in Israel that led to the nation being exiled.- AHexateuch
- BTetrateuch
- CFormer Prophets
- DDeuteronomistic History
21This ancient historian of the fifth-century BC has earned the title The Father of
History."- APolybius
- BTacitus
- CHerodotus
- DThucydides
22This scholar is credited with producing the classic expression of the Deuteronomistic
History hypothesis.- AJulius Wellhausen
- BGerhard von Rad
- CFrank Moore Cross
- DMartin Noth
23 23. This scholar is noted for recognizing that the Deuteronomistic History seems to have
come about in two editions. The first completed before the exile and more hopeful in
perspective. The second completed during the exile, placing particular blame on
Manasseh for Judah's collapse.- AJulius Wellhausen
- BGerhard von Rad
- CFrank Moore Cross
- DMartin Noth
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