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Leah
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Question
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Answer
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9th Plague
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Darkness
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Female Judge
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Deborah
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Infallible
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Incapable of error
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Disorientation
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Challenges to faith
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guru
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a spiritual teacher
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Hebrews Key Verse
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Hebrews 4:14
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Ramah
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home town of samuel
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Faithfulness
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complete trust and loyalty,reliability
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consecration
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(religion) sanctification of something by setting it apart (usually with religious rites) as dedicated to God
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hezekiah
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who built the water tunnel
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Vain and light
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Worthless and reckless
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Mattias
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was chosen to replace judas
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Innsert 10 here
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insert 10 here
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High Priest of the returning exiles
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Jeshua
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phsalms
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song of praise, worship, and confession to god
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Ananias
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God restored Saul's eyesight through who
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What kind of book is Joshua?
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History
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ten
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New International Version outsold King James Version within ____ years of publication
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socialism
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where society determines what is right
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Philo Judeas
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most influential philosopher of Hellenistic Judaism, promoted interpretting hebre bible alegorically, his logos shaped gospel of John
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theophilus
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Who did Luke write his gospel to
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where is the holiness code found?
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Lev 17-26
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Nicodemus
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an influential Pharisee who came by night to hear Jesus' teachings
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the army commander who killed Adonijah and Joab
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Benaiah
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Ezekiel
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593 BC, prophet by the river Chebar
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name the angel that muhammad was visted by to reveal to him that he was a prophet of God?
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Gabriel
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Capacity for righteousness as a moral being
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righteousness
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forgivee
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must be sincere; must be making changes to fix what is wrong
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yoke
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Means linking together for a certain purpose
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millenium
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1,000 year epoch, period of christ's universal reign, during which satan will be chained and the dead ressurected
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tare
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any of various vetches, esp. Vicia sativa.
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Minds and Words
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Problems with studying God: Finite ______ and ______ cannot understand or describe an infinite God
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14. Rather than expressing joy over repentant sinners, what did the Pharisees anticipate?
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his destruction.
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sincerity
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being geniune in all you say and do
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Peter
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Mark, the writer of the 2nd canonical gospel is believed to be a disciple of which of Jesus' apostles.
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Julicher, Adolph
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Author of "The Parables of Jesus" 1886, the book ended allegory as the dominant interpretive method of studying parables.
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enjambment
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carrying the syntax over to the next line in verse
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who'd assyria conquer
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assyria conquered the northern kingdom of israel in 721
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The fact that Jesus knew details about the woman's life showed His___________ ( p.80 of workbook)
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Deity
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What happened in:
*458 B.C. ?
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Ezra returned to Jerusalem.
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wich king of the northern kingdom did more evil in the eyes of the lord than anyone before him
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ahab
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Daniel
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a prophet living in Babylon during the Captivity; the book of the Bible bearing his name
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Appeal to Ignorance
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To argue that something is true because it hasn't been proven to be false; or to argue that something is false because it hasn't been proven to be true
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Forgets about them
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What does God do with our sins
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forgiving spirit
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giving up resentment or the desire to punish another; treating someone as if they had done no wrong
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According to Psalm 139:14
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I am Fearfully and wonderfully made
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alternative theories to the resurrection
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swoon, stolen, wrong tomb, hallucination
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How is Marius's army paid?
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By conquest of foreign lands
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Temple Veil
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The only thing that separates the holy of holies from the rest of the temple. It is torn the night of Jesus' crucifixion which possibly symbolizes that God is now free among the entire world not solely constricted to the temple.
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Holiness Code
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a way to refer to Lev 17-26 which treats Israel's need to be set apart to the service of God
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Authority of Scripture:
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The power of the Bible to influence our believing and acting. Because the Bible is our authority, it can even give commands that we must obey. The Bible is authoritative because God is its author and because only in the Bible do we find Jesus Christ, our rescuer.
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jonah was in the fish for
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3 days and 3 nights
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mount of olives
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A mountain ridge to the east of Jerusalem that has Olive trees. At thefoot of the mountain is the Garden of Gethsemane.jesus prayed here bfore being taken away by roman soldiers for trial
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verse 1
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now when jesus saw the crowds he went up on a mountainside and sat down, his disciples came to him
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the king comes back one day
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the stump of the tree represents____________________.
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joseph of arimathea
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took jesus' body and put him in the tomb
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Oral Law/Oral Torah/Oral tradition
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not found in torah but held by rabinice Jud as been revealed by g-d to Moses at sinai and transmitted in Talmudic times
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how does sin affect one's relationship with God?
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it seperates you from God.
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The Pharisee and the tax collector
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This parable illustrates how we should and should not pray and call on God.
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Fortified City Iron Pillar Bronze Wall
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God compared Jeremiah to what three things
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Education ensured the spread of new ideas
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People could understand the story of Christ and teach others.
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what were problems in the church in corinth that paul wrote about in his letter to the church there
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sexual immorality, law suits between church members, divisions/ quarrellings in the church
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Tempter, Enemy, Evil One, Father of Lies, Murderer, Deceiver, Devil, Belial, and Beezelbub
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9 names used to confirm the reality and personality of Satan in the Bible
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Laws concerning holiness imply what 2 important things
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depict total claim made by God upon humans, separated Jews from neighbors
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there are only 2 options in life, what are they based on?
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slave to sin or slave to righteousness
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What does it mean "if we died with him"?
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that our "old" selves died on the cross with Jesus's and our "new" selves have Jesus in them
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exile
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esther
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Date
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75-80
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Sailors
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are polytheists
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knowledge
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learning facts
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covenent
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a binding agreement
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Abram
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later became Abraham
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Soteriology
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Study of salvation
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Me
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What is the diamond?
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St. John
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Book of Revelation
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Slaves/servants
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were sometimes the doctors
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no
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does God ever tempt us?
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Acts
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The Growth of the Church
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Ecclesiastes?
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The End of the Matter
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Jesus sent out the seventy-two
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two-by-two
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true
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Biblical distinctionas between people groups are not based on skin color (T/F)
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• Reduction of something from potentially to actuality:
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reductionism
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John Wyclif
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Morning star of the reformation
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from har megiddo to se?
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jezreel valley
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rewards of divination
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fee charged for fortune-telling
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Shechem
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Canaanite city, joshua held covenant renewal ceremony
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From what country does Hagar hail?
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Egypt
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Recapitulation
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to repeat, re-cap, or "do-over"
Christ repeats the OT pattern, but when Adam and Israel fail, He does not. For example, in the Garden, Adam doubts God and Christ trusts Him; Adam seeks equality w/ God, Christ empties himself out
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Samuel
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prophet who annointed Saul king of ISrael, then David. Saul relied on SAmuel for guidance, even afte rhe died (using a medium)
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laughed
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Abram's response to God's part of covenant
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Justification
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The legal act that declares us righteous.
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Silas
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this man accompanied Paul on his second missionary journey
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APOCRYPHA
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a Greek term that primarily means "hidden" and denoting a docu¬ment that is outside of the canon but employed by teachers, whether Jewish or Christian. a specific collection of thirteen works dating roughly from 300 B.C.E. to 70 C.E. Most were taken from uncial codices of the scriptures, primarily Vaticanus, Sinaiticus, and Alexandrinus, based on old copies of the Septuagint. Each work was composed in Palestine in a Semitic language, except for the Wisdom of Solomon and 2 Maccabees, which were written in Greek and probably at Alexandria.
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Hint
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Among all God's children, there must not be even a ______ of sexual immorality, or of any kind of impurity. . .
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scriptures
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the divine writing, manu- hand and script- written
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Special Revelation
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God's words addressed to specific people, including the words of the bible
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Modernity
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The western world entered this era when science and reason became God
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based on traditional authorship, when would 1 Peter have been written?
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63-66 CE
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beast
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who is going to war against the Lord
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people
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this made the _______ the elders and the teachers of the law mad at stephen
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Flagellant Crusades
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What event happened in Germany where ppl whipped themselves adn such to apologize for sins
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Torah
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first 5 books of the Bible; also called the Pentateuch; means "law" or "instruction"
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very difficult to defend and only controlled by strong nations?
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coastal plain
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Deacon
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one of the types of ministry and apparent officers in early Christian communities. Usually elders of the church
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THeme of John
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Jesus is divine son of God
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Delilah
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Samson gave away the secret of his strength to this woman and she cut his hair so the Philistines were able to capture him.
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agnostic
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there is no spiritual knowledge or way of knowing about the nature or existence of God
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Luke
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"Jesus, a prophet mighty in deed and word"
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12
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after the people had eaten their fill, how many baskets were left over?
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What are the pastoral letters?
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1 and 2nd Timothy, Titus
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Their condition was compared to that of what two other cities?
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Tyre and Sidon
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French Revolution
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the greatest of all divisions in the history of the West
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Casuistic Law
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this is another general type of law material seen in the Torah -- a case-by-case type of law
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Why are animals created?
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So Adam would not be alone
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moses
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who wrote the 1st 5 books of the bible
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Gaius
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This man was seized by the crowd in the riot at Ephesus
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According to Romans 12:1-2, what is a Christian called to renew to be transformed into doing Gods' will?
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The mind
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• Because of the fall creatively we have become:
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separated from reality
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Sacred Ground
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Church is not _____ ______ as this is an INACCURATE representation of the church
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God's Word:
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What God says in his speaking. Some of what God says is written down in the Bible. That is why the Bible is sometimes called God's word. Everything important about God is "lived out" by His son, Jesus Christ. That is why he is sometimes called the Word of God.
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Who was Samuel?
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the last judge and a prophet and priest, he was also a transitional leader between judges and time of kings
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Cosmic Temple Inauguration
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Which theory sees the 7-day week of creation as an ancient way of describing how God sets up his cosmic temple to dwell with his creation?
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Communion of the Saints
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The union of the faithful on earth with those in heaven and purgatory.
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blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness
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for they shall be satisfied
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hunger and thirst for righteousness
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Beatitude meaning wanting to be like God
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on a white horse
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how will christ come when he comes to earth the second time?
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Why can Christians rejoice even in the middle of trials?
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because it produces perseverance, character and hope
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What was Paul's social status according to Deissmann?
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below the literary upper class and above the purely proletarian lowest class
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When did judas want to hand Jesus over to the chief priests
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when no crowd was present
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A short _______ expressing in a _____ _____ a ______-______ truth?
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sentance, few, word, well - know
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Why is this era called the dark ages
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because of the repetitive cycle of Israel deserting god for heathen gods
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What did Samson do with several hundred foxes
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tied their tails together and set them on fire so that they could run in the fields of the Philistines to destroy their crops
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Was the conquest of Canaan over after these three cities were taken?
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NO, they have to keep fighting until they are really granted ownership
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We should compare what we are tought with what the scriptures say
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What do we learn from the Bereans that we can apply to our lives
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Bezalel
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Exodus
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canaan
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Covenant
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an agreement
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Epistle
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A letter
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Believes Monism
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Cosmic Humanism
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Sanctification
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To make holy.
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brazen
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shameless or impudent:
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eschatology
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study of end times
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yes
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was jeremiah a preist
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Athens dominates what?
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The sea
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• Hericlitus was a theist:
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false
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Ex nihilo
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creation out of nothing
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Attributes
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The characteristics of His nature
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All theologians believe that historical figures such as Pharaoh and Judas Iscariot were created just so God could damn them to hell
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False
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What does Gospel mean?
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Good News
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General Revelation
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God's manifestation thru history, morality, and creation; less detailed, Available to Everyone at all times
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Mercy
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God's perfect goodness in granting blessings toward miserable sinners.
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Gospels
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literally meaning "good news;" the name givento the four books of the New Testament which portray the person and work of Jesus Christ
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islam
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submission to the will of allah
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Who wins the 1st Punic War?
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Rome
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_______, the opposite of _____________, was the original sin
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pride, humility
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molten sea
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an elaborate, enormous bronze bowl which rested on the back of twelve bronze bulls in the courtyard of the temple of Solomon
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Herod
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The king of Palestine when Jesus Christ was born was ______ the Great.
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baptists and methodists
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name the two fundamentalist religions
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story-formed creatures
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shoemaker uses the phrase homo narrates to mean:
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Giants are refferd to as the deccendants of????
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Rapha
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What is the Bible?
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the word of God
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In which region did Christ confront the Samaritan woman? ( John 4:4)
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Samaria
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Shame:
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A sense of humiliation after sin. People who are ashamed feel as if they'd like to crawl under something or have some covering hid them from view. The fall brings shame into the human race.
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Gibeon
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men from this city deceived Joshua into making a treaty by using old clothes and moldy bread
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Righteousness
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Jesus' blood covers our sins. We have the gift of righteousness. Even though we were born sinners, Christ places His righteousness on us. (Romans 5:17)
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Jesus said that he testified for himself. Who did he say was his other witness?
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The Father
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3rd
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What place ruler would the person who could reveal the dream become?
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Christian
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the building or the temple for the Holy Spirit
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greek
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what language was most of the new testament written in
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Which book of the Bible tells of Paul's missionary journeys?
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Acts
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Providence:
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The care God shows for all his creation.
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After the Israelites camped in Gilgal and celebrated the Passover they no longer
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ate manna
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Exegesis
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Is the process of drawing out the meaning of a portion of Scripture . For example, ethicists might
disagree on what Jesus meant by "blessed are the poor in spirit
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Esau sold his birthright to Jacob for this
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Food
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Who is the daughter of Henry the Eighth?
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"Bloody" Mary
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How many times did Pilate tell the people that he had found no grounds for the death penalty for Jesus?
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three times
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who motioned for john to find out the identity of the betrayer
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peter
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self or Christ
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Every Christian must decide who is going to be number one: ?
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Creation:
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The sovereign act of God by which He brought into being the whole universe from nothing.
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Purpose of Kings
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a. records destruction of the Kingdoms b. records the wickedness of the kings
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Romans 15:4
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For everything that was written in the past was written to teach us
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The only woman judge noted in the Old Testament
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Deborah
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Seven spirits of God
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work and activity of the Holy Spirit
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there is an emphasis on the return of Christ
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II thessalonians
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You can communicate in two ways
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1. verbal communication
2. nonverbal communication
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Was it a preview of how god was going to lead him inot the promiseland?
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yes
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body to blood
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During the Last Supper Jesus took the Passover bread and wine and gave it additional meaning. Explain the new meaning.
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Prophecy was given that there would be a division in the kingdoms and that he got what he picked from the shreded clothing.
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1 Kings 11, 12
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Who was one of the main leaders of the Jewish rebellion during the Bar Kokhba Revolt?
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Rabbi Akiva
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IT is an everlasting covenant
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How long will the Davidic Covenant last
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What 3 things are literay & historical studies of biblical text concered?
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Literary, reclaction criticism, our class/ a bible class
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Why were the Jews in Jerusalem at Pentacost?
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Pentacost was a Jewish holiday
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Paul as persecuter
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deut 21:22-23 "if u hang on a tree u are cursed", the reason why Paul persecuted the church
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what act of revenge does absalom take when joab would not come and see him
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sets joabs barley field on fire
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What was Eli's judgment for not restraining his sons?
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his descendants would not remain in the spiritual priesthood, and his sons would be killed
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Ignatius' response to those who were considering freeing him from death
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Do not free him from death; my martyrdom will give God the glory.
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4 principles of missionary methods of Jesus
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- Jesus went to the people
- his message was understandable and practical
- he worked with a team
-he trained others to carry on his work
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are we living in the last days?
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yes, every day is one of the last days
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What is the twofold purpose of John 20:31?
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1) To cause us to believe that Jesus is IS the Christ. 2) To show us how to obtain life through HIS name.
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