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Which movement is NOT part of the 6 Movements Model?
Which movement is NOT part of the 6 Movements Model?
General Revelation is accessible to specific people during specific times.
General Revelation is accessible to specific people during specific times.
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What is the term used to describe how you study the Bible?
What is the term used to describe how you study the Bible?
hermeneutics
The _______ Model outlines the concept of God’s interactions through various biblical movements.
The _______ Model outlines the concept of God’s interactions through various biblical movements.
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Match the description with the corresponding element of the Kingdom Model:
Match the description with the corresponding element of the Kingdom Model:
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What type of inspiration asserts that God inspired the actual words of the Bible?
What type of inspiration asserts that God inspired the actual words of the Bible?
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The Bible is considered to make mistakes in theology and doctrine.
The Bible is considered to make mistakes in theology and doctrine.
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Who began the process of collecting and organizing the Hebrew scripture of the Old Testament?
Who began the process of collecting and organizing the Hebrew scripture of the Old Testament?
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The first recorded finalization of the canon was in the year _____ AD.
The first recorded finalization of the canon was in the year _____ AD.
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Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
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Which group of scribes began making edits to the Hebrew texts by introducing vowel marks?
Which group of scribes began making edits to the Hebrew texts by introducing vowel marks?
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The collection of New Testament books began shortly after the death of Christ.
The collection of New Testament books began shortly after the death of Christ.
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What was the role of the Jewish rabbi in the canonization process of the Old Testament?
What was the role of the Jewish rabbi in the canonization process of the Old Testament?
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The Septuagint is the _____ translation of the Old Testament canon.
The Septuagint is the _____ translation of the Old Testament canon.
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What was required for a book to be considered scripture in the early church?
What was required for a book to be considered scripture in the early church?
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Which type of Bible translation focuses on retaining the original wording as closely as possible?
Which type of Bible translation focuses on retaining the original wording as closely as possible?
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The Adamic Covenant promises that the seed of the woman will ultimately defeat the serpent.
The Adamic Covenant promises that the seed of the woman will ultimately defeat the serpent.
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What is the significance of Genesis 12:1-3 in the context of the Abrahamic Covenant?
What is the significance of Genesis 12:1-3 in the context of the Abrahamic Covenant?
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The __________ Covenant states that the Messiah will come from David's line.
The __________ Covenant states that the Messiah will come from David's line.
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Match each covenant with its corresponding characteristic:
Match each covenant with its corresponding characteristic:
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Which of the following best describes the context of the Bible's 'Big Picture' framework?
Which of the following best describes the context of the Bible's 'Big Picture' framework?
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The Mosaic Law defines Israel as a 'Kingdom of Priests' and a 'Holy Nation'.
The Mosaic Law defines Israel as a 'Kingdom of Priests' and a 'Holy Nation'.
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What is meant by 'Protoevangelium' in the context of biblical covenants?
What is meant by 'Protoevangelium' in the context of biblical covenants?
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The __________ Covenant was made during the time of Moses and established laws for God's chosen people.
The __________ Covenant was made during the time of Moses and established laws for God's chosen people.
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Which translation type is primarily focused on preserving the overall idea rather than the exact wording?
Which translation type is primarily focused on preserving the overall idea rather than the exact wording?
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What does the Passover symbolize in relation to Jesus?
What does the Passover symbolize in relation to Jesus?
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The Plague narratives primarily illustrate a message of faith rather than judgment.
The Plague narratives primarily illustrate a message of faith rather than judgment.
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What is the significance of the Burning Bush narrative in relation to God's presence?
What is the significance of the Burning Bush narrative in relation to God's presence?
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On the 14th day of Passover, every household must slaughter a ______.
On the 14th day of Passover, every household must slaughter a ______.
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Match the following offerings with their descriptions:
Match the following offerings with their descriptions:
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What should be done with the blood of the lamb during Passover?
What should be done with the blood of the lamb during Passover?
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The Day of Atonement includes the practice of laying hands on animals to transfer sins.
The Day of Atonement includes the practice of laying hands on animals to transfer sins.
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Why is holiness described as Israel's mission?
Why is holiness described as Israel's mission?
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During the Day of Atonement, the ________ is sent away, symbolically carrying away the sins of the people.
During the Day of Atonement, the ________ is sent away, symbolically carrying away the sins of the people.
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Which type of offering requires laying hands on the head for atonement?
Which type of offering requires laying hands on the head for atonement?
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What does Moses do when God considers wiping out Israel?
What does Moses do when God considers wiping out Israel?
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The rebellion of the Israelites in Numbers was primarily due to their desire to stay in the wilderness.
The rebellion of the Israelites in Numbers was primarily due to their desire to stay in the wilderness.
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What is one consequence mentioned for disobedience in Deuteronomy 28?
What is one consequence mentioned for disobedience in Deuteronomy 28?
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Moses is considered a 'type' of ________, meaning he mediates between God and the people.
Moses is considered a 'type' of ________, meaning he mediates between God and the people.
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Match the following themes to their respective books:
Match the following themes to their respective books:
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What pattern is emphasized for obedience in Deuteronomy?
What pattern is emphasized for obedience in Deuteronomy?
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Significant blessings come from forgetting God's commands according to Deuteronomy.
Significant blessings come from forgetting God's commands according to Deuteronomy.
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What was Moses instructed to tell the Israelites to avoid in their dealings?
What was Moses instructed to tell the Israelites to avoid in their dealings?
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The __________ rebellion involved Aaron and Miriam opposing Moses.
The __________ rebellion involved Aaron and Miriam opposing Moses.
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Which of the following is a main theme in Numbers?
Which of the following is a main theme in Numbers?
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What does Deuteronomy 30 emphasize about the relationship between obedience and life?
What does Deuteronomy 30 emphasize about the relationship between obedience and life?
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Match the consequences of disobedience to their descriptions:
Match the consequences of disobedience to their descriptions:
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Moses led the Israelites directly into the Promised Land.
Moses led the Israelites directly into the Promised Land.
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According to Deuteronomy, what is central to our relationships with God?
According to Deuteronomy, what is central to our relationships with God?
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Study Notes
Hermeneutics
- Big Picture of the Bible: A model with six movements - Creation, Fall, Israel, Jesus, Church, and Restoration
- Kingdom Model: Identifies key themes and periods in biblical history. Includes kickoff, rebellion, blessing, nation redeemed, and commissioned; Exodus, Wilderness, Promised Land, Conquest, Judges, Kings, Dispersion, and Return
- Framework: Offers theological guidelines for understanding the Bible's themes and conveying its message. Easy to explain, allowing tracing of ideas across the Bible. Avoid oversimplification and treat the entire Bible as a single, big picture.
- Terms: Explains hermeneutics as the process to study the Bible, and the difference between general and special revelation. General revelation is God's self-revelation through nature and mankind. Special revelation is God's specific revelation to certain people.
Canon
- OT Canon Collection: The process of collecting, editing, and organizing Hebrew scriptures during the end of exile and temple worship, culminating in the books of Malachi and Chronicles. Rabbi's affirmed the books' authority throughout the process. The Septuagint is an important Greek translation of the OT.
- NT Canon Collection: Early Christians first began writing new scripture shortly after the life of Christ. Within 50 years, the first books (gospels and Paul's writings). Recognized books had to connect to an eyewitness. First recorded combined NT and OT finalized canon was in 367 AD.
Copy Process/Scribal Process
- No original copies exist today for any scripture, only copies.
- Scribes followed specific rules to copy scriptures accurately. Errors were generally minimal.
- Copying process is important because accuracy of the scripture has to be maintained.
Translation Challenges
- Vocabulary: Words may have multiple meanings or no exact equivalents in other languages
- Structure: Word order and grammar can vary across languages
- Idiom: Expressions or figures of speech have no direct equivalents, presenting translation difficulties.
Context
- Big Picture: Understanding a passage within the overall story arc of scripture. Determining the significance of a passage within a larger biblical context or framework(for example KINGDOM).
- Contextual Understanding: Considering the covenants, promises, and relationships within the biblical narrative to gain a complete understanding of the text.
- Textual Context: The surrounding verses or chapters and the overall structure of the book help to understand how a passage fits into the context of the entire book.
Covenants
- 5 Major Covenants, which are important in the Bible(A summary of the covenants): Adami(Adamic and Noahic Covenants), The Abrahamic Covenant, The Mosaic Covenant, and The Davidic Covenant and New Covenants
- Importance of Creation Accounts: God is the unique creator of the universe and humankind. Humans are created in God's image(special feature), having a unique role in creation. Creations are original and perfect, and are done purposely.
Exodus
- Importance of Mosaic Law: Israel's relationship with God—priesthood and holy nation. God's holy power and the significance of the plagues.
- Significance of the Burning Bush Narrative: The name and power of God(name), Exodus as a redemptive event, God's desire to be known, and God's presence with Israel.
- Importance of Passover: Act of remembrance of salvation, Israel's freedom from Egypt, and Jesus as the true Passover lamb.
Leviticus
- Holiness as Israel's Mission: Israel is called to be holy to set apart from other nations; Israel's role in the world is to live as a holy nation.
- Burnt Offerings (General Offerings): Detailed types of offerings in Israelite worship, including bulls, sheep, goats, and birds. Offerings in leviticus were all sacrifices to God.
Numbers
- Significance of the Wilderness: Period of wilderness wanderings, rebellion, and discouragement. Israel’s testing. How the wilderness led to maturity and development for Israel.
- Importance of the Spies and People's Rebellion: How the spies and their report led to the Israelites' failure to enter the Promised Land.
- Korah Rebellion: The rebellion of Korah and his followers against Moses and Aaron.
Deuteronomy
- Taking God and His Word Seriously: The importance of following God's laws and commands. God's influence.
- Significance of Covenant Blessing/Curses: Shows consequences of obedience and disobedience to God's commands, including blessings and curses.
Overall
- Genesis-Exodus-Leviticus-Numbers-Deuteronomy: Covers the main themes of each Old Testament Book.
- Provides a basic framework for understanding the overall message of each book, including themes like creation, the covenants, and holiness.
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Test your knowledge on the six movements model, the inspiration of the Bible, and the canonization process. This quiz covers key concepts and historical figures involved in the formation of both Old and New Testament scriptures. See how well you understand the structure and history of biblical texts.
