BIBL 104 - Quiz 4 Study Guide

When God finally responds to Job (38:1-41:34), a dialogue takes place where Job asks God questions regarding suffering, and God replies with the answers.

How is the Hebrew term hevel (“meaningless”, “vapor”, or “futility”) used throughout the book?

Why did God allow such events to happen to Job?

As a result of all these tragedies, Job’s wife loses faith and turns her back on God.

According to Hayes and Duvall it is not important to observe the emotional dimension of the psalms.

What practical matters are addressed in the book of Proverbs?

What indications does the text give that the writer of Ecclesiastes if Solomon?

At least twenty-five of the 116 quotations from Psalms predicatively refer to Christ, the anointed messianic King.

The Psalms reflect the passion of the true worshiper and express the full range of human emotions as we enter into God’s presence and seek His help for daily life.

A proverb is a short poetic sentence conveying wisdom in a concise and memorable form.

Hebrew poetry is characterized by terseness, a high degree of structure, and figurative imagery.

In many ways, Proverbs serves as a teacher’s manual for teaching biblical principles of success, prosperity, and godly living.

What was wrong with the advice of Job’s three friends?

How was Elihu’s perspective different and unique?

Hayes and Duvall advocate interpreting Psalms in the same fashion as you would Romans.

There is no real sense of meaning and purpose to life without God.

In describing the enormity of Job’s losses, it would be accurate to say all of Job’s earthly possessions were taken from him. His servants and all his children were killed. Job was afflicted with painful sores from the bottom of his feet to the top of his head.

The key elements of a lament include:

The book of Job is compromised primarily of poetic dialogue; only the first two chapters and the last chapter are narrative.

While the focus of the royal psalms is the human Davidic king, the theme of the kingship (or enthronement) psalms is…

In many ways, Proverbs serves as a teacher’s manual for teaching biblical principles of success, prosperity, and godly living.

There is no real sense of meaning and purpose to life without God.

While the focus of the royal psalms in the human Davidic King, the theme of the kingship ( or enthronement) psalms is.

As a result of these tragedies, Job’s wife loses faith and turns her back on God.

When God finally responds to Job (38:1 – 41:34), a dialogue takes place where Job asks GOD questions regarding suffering, and God replies with the answers.

How is the Hebrew term hevel (“meaningless, “vapor,” or futility”) used throughout the book?

Why did God allow such events to happen to Job?

How was Elihu’s perspective different and unique?

Hebrew poetry is characterized by terseness, a high degree of structure, and figurative imagery.

A proverb is a short poetic sentence conveying wisdom in a concise and memorable form.

what was wrong with the advice of Job’s three friends?

In describing the enormity of Job’s losses, it would be accurate to say all of Job’s earthly possessions were taken form him. His servants and all his children were killed. Job was afflicted with painful sores from the bottom of his feet to the top of his head.

The Psalms reflected the passion of the true worshipper and express the full range of human emotions as we enter into God’s presence and seek His help for daily living.

The key elements of a lament include:

What indications does text give that the writer of Ecclesiastes is Solomon?

The book of Job is compromised primarily of poetic dialogue.

According to Hayes and Duvall it is not important to observe the emotional dimension of the Psalms.

At least twenty-five of the 116 quotations from Psalms predictively refer to Christ, the anointed messianic King.

Proverbs concentrates primarily on lofty philosophical issues and matters often debated in theology.

What practical matters are addressed in the book of proverbs?

Most of the events that prophets predicted are now in our past.

The issue of historical distance is not really a problem in understanding the prophets.

One of the most memorable things about Ahaz was his closing of the temple and his worshipping the Gods of Damascus.

The book of Habakuk predicts the Babylonian conquest.

Nebuchadnezzar captured Jerusalem in 586 BC.

What is most memorable about Manasseh according to Harbin.

A key advantage the author’s mention that poetry has over prose is it is easier to. Memorize.

A key theme of the book of Isaiah is

The terms ‘minor’ and ‘major’ prophets really just denotes that some were more important than others.

During the reign of Hezekiah the angel of YHWH killed how many Assyrian soldiers outside the walls of Jerusalem.

Most of the “predictions” of the Old Testament prophets deal directly with events in the modern era.

Asa is seen as basically an evil king of Judah.

Joash was assassinated in response to his having Zechariah stoned to death.

Often Jeremiah tried to convey his message to the people by via acts of role-playing.

The term “Branch” as used by Isaiah and Jeremiah emphasized that the Messiah would be from the line of David.

Why was Lamentations written?

Around 538 Persian King Cyrus issued a decree allowing all captive peoples to return to their native lands.

Most of the message of the prophets focused on “blessing” instead of “curses”

Jeremiah advised the king to fight the Babylonians to the last man.

What key prophecies did the prophets of this period give regarding the Messiah?

What was wrong with the advice of Job’s three friends?

According to Hayes and Duvall, it is not important to observe the emotional dimension of Psalms.

Hebrew Poetry is characterized by terseness, a high degree of structure, and figurative imagery.

What practical matters are addressed in the book of Proverbs?

A Proverb is a short poetic sentence conveying wisdom in a concise and memorable form.

The book of Job is comprised primarily of poetic dialogue.

Hayes and Duvall advocate interpreting Psalms in the same fashion as you would Romans.

The Psalms reflect the passion of the true worshipper and express the full range of human emotion as we enter into God’s presence and seek his help for daily living.

Why did God allow such events to happen to Job?

As a result of these tragedy, Job’s wife loses faith and turns her back on God.

How is the Hebrew term Hevel (meaningless, vapor, or futility) used throughout the book?

In describing the enormity of Job’s losses, it would be accurate to say that all of Job’s earthly possessions were taken from him. His servants and all of his children were killed. Job was afflicted with painful sores from the bottom of his feet to the top of his head.

Proverbs concentrates primarily on lofty philosophical issues and matters often debated in theology.

At least 25 of the 116 quotations from Psalms predictively refer to Christ, the anointed messianic King.

In many ways, Proverbs serves as a teachers manual for teaching principle of success, prosperity, and godly living.

The key elements of a lament include…

There is no real sense of meaning and purpose to life without God.

How was Elihu’s perspective different and unique?

While the focus of the royal Psalms is the human Davidic King, the theme of the kingship (or enthronement Psalms) is

When God finally responds to Job (38:1 to 41:34) a dialogue takes place where Job asks God questions regarding suffering, and God replies with answers.

What practical matters are addressed in the book of Proverbs?

As a result of all these tragedies, Job’s wife loses faith and turns her back on God.

The book of Job is comprised primarily of poetic dialogue; only the first two chapters and the last chapter are narrative.

Proverbs concentrates primarily on lofty philosophical issues and matters often debated in
theology.

Hebrew poetry is characterized by terseness, a high degree of structure, and figurative
imagery.

What was wrong with the advice of Job’s three friends?

A proverb is a short poetic sentence conveying wisdom in a concise and memorable form.

How was Elihu’s perspective different and unique?

The key elements of a lament include:

What indications does the text give that the writer of Ecclesiastes is Solomon?

While the focus of the royal psalms is the human Davidic king, the theme of the kingship or enthronement psalms is

According to Hayes and Duvall it is not important to observe the emotional dimension of the psalms.

A key advantage the authors mention that poetry has over prose is it is easier to memorize.

The reason the prophetic books are so difficult to interpret and read is a misunderstanding of their function and form.

A key term in the message of the prophet Amos is “the day of the Lord”, a time where God intervenes in history to advance His overall program.

According to Hindson and the biblical record Saul did not have a heart for God, his kingship was a failure, and his kingdom was about to collapse.

According to Harbin the Israelites wanted a king like other nations to cut down on corruption and the oppression by foreign nations.

The issue of historical distance is not really a problem in understanding the prophets.

“The Forms of Prophetic Utterances” include

According to Harbin Saul’s death was a tragic end in that he

The terms ‘minor’ and ‘major’ prophets really just clarifies that some books were more important than others.

According to Harbin Ahab was weak in character, tended to blame others for his shortcomings, and was dominated by his wife.

The historical context, date of the oracle, and audience are all important in the study of the prophetic books.

The various types of Psalms mentioned by name in Harbin include praise, royal, and lament psalms.

According to Hindson David showed all of the essential qualities of leadership.

Most of the events the prophets predicted in their time are now in our past?

The Northern Kingdom ended when

The kingdom split after the death of Solomon when the northern tribes left Israel in favor of independent rule under Jeroboam.

Saul’s weakness as a king centered on his lacking…

David was not allowed to build the temple because of

Fee and Stuart point out that the prophets’ primary function was to

According to Fee and Stuart after 587BC the prophets were moved more often to speak “blessings” instead of “curses”

The Psalms reflect the passion of the true worshipper and express the full range of human emotions as we enter into God’s presence and seek His help for daily living.

There is no real sense of meaning and purpose to life without God.

What indications does the text give that the writer of Ecclesiastes is Solomon?

A key advantage the authors mention that poetry has over prose is it is easier to memorize.

The reason the prophetic books are so difficult to interpret and read is a misunderstanding of their function and form.

A key term in the message of the prophet Amos is “the day of the Lord”, a time where God intervenes in history to advance His overall program.

According to Hindson and the biblical record Saul did not have a heart for God, his kingship was a failure, and his kingdom was about to collapse.

According to Harbin the Israelites wanted a king like other nations to cut down on corruption and the oppression by foreign nations.

The issue of historical distance is not really a problem in understanding the prophets.

“The Forms of Prophetic Utterances” include

According to Fee and Stuart after 587BC the prophets were moved more often to speak “blessings” instead of “curses”

According to Harbin Ahab was weak in character, tended to blame others for his shortcomings, and was dominated by his wife.

The historical context, date of the oracle, and audience are all important in the study of the prophetic books.

The various types of Psalms mentioned by name in Harbin include praise, royal, and lament psalms.

Fee and Stuart point out that the prophets’ primary function was to

According to Hindson David showed all of the essential qualities of leadership.

The Northern Kingdom ended when

The kingdom split after the death of Solomon when the northern tribes left Israel in favor of independent rule under Jeroboam.

David was not allowed to build the temple because of

What practical matters are addressed in the book of Proverbs?

When God finally responds to Job (38:1-41:34), a dialogue takes place where Job asks God questions regarding suffering, and God replies with the answers.