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Who led the Israelites into the land of the Canaanites?
Who led the Israelites into the land of the Canaanites?
Joshua
What challenges did the Israelites face during the Return, Rebuilding of the temple and Renewal of the Covenant?
What challenges did the Israelites face during the Return, Rebuilding of the temple and Renewal of the Covenant?
The Israelites faced with the barrenness of the land and confronted by the oppositions from their neighbors.
Who was the first king chosen by God for His chosen nation?
Who was the first king chosen by God for His chosen nation?
Saul
Who freed the Israelites from slavery in Egypt?
Who freed the Israelites from slavery in Egypt?
What empire was built because of the wise way of governing the people they conquered?
What empire was built because of the wise way of governing the people they conquered?
Who conquered Palestine and introduced Hellenization in 333 B.C.?
Who conquered Palestine and introduced Hellenization in 333 B.C.?
What event happened after the death of Solomon?
What event happened after the death of Solomon?
Who proudly affirmed that the wandering Aramean was his father during the Patriarchal Stage?
Who proudly affirmed that the wandering Aramean was his father during the Patriarchal Stage?
Which patriarch did God call in order to create a people?
Which patriarch did God call in order to create a people?
What period marked a low point in the Jewish national history?
What period marked a low point in the Jewish national history?
Under whose leadership did his people capture Jerusalem in 587 B.C. during the Babylonian Captivity?
Under whose leadership did his people capture Jerusalem in 587 B.C. during the Babylonian Captivity?
From whom did the first real sustained attack on Israelite's religion come during the Maccabean Revolt and Hasmonean Rule?
From whom did the first real sustained attack on Israelite's religion come during the Maccabean Revolt and Hasmonean Rule?
Who killed a fellow Jew who was about to sacrifice to the Gods during the Maccabean Revolt and Hasmonean Rule?
Who killed a fellow Jew who was about to sacrifice to the Gods during the Maccabean Revolt and Hasmonean Rule?
During whose Roman occupation was Jesus Christ of Nazareth born?
During whose Roman occupation was Jesus Christ of Nazareth born?
Under whose reign was The King of Kings born?
Under whose reign was The King of Kings born?
Who are the four Patriarchs mentioned in the Patriarchal Stage?
Who are the four Patriarchs mentioned in the Patriarchal Stage?
Who are the four wives of Jacob?
Who are the four wives of Jacob?
Who were the first Kings of the Israelites?
Who were the first Kings of the Israelites?
Who were Alexander the Great's two generals who ruled Egypt and Syria?
Who were Alexander the Great's two generals who ruled Egypt and Syria?
Mariology concerns with the study of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Mariology concerns with the study of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
The four Gospels are Matthew, Mark, Luke and James.
The four Gospels are Matthew, Mark, Luke and James.
Tacitus Cornelius was a Jewish historian that mentioned the name of Christ on his account of the burning of Rome.
Tacitus Cornelius was a Jewish historian that mentioned the name of Christ on his account of the burning of Rome.
Joseph Flavius was a Roman historian who wrote the Jewish Antiquities.
Joseph Flavius was a Roman historian who wrote the Jewish Antiquities.
Eschatology deals with the doctrine of salvation.
Eschatology deals with the doctrine of salvation.
The letter to the Romans is a Catholic Epistle.
The letter to the Romans is a Catholic Epistle.
Lucian Samosata wrote the biography of Peregrinus who once became a Christian.
Lucian Samosata wrote the biography of Peregrinus who once became a Christian.
Christology from Below is presented in the four gospels.
Christology from Below is presented in the four gospels.
Suetonius mentioned Christ on the account of the tumult of the Jews.
Suetonius mentioned Christ on the account of the tumult of the Jews.
Soteriology deals with last things.
Soteriology deals with last things.
The word Gospel is derived from the word gospel.
The word Gospel is derived from the word gospel.
Christology from Above focuses on the Word becoming flesh.
Christology from Above focuses on the Word becoming flesh.
Jerusalem Talmud is an extended commentary of the Jewish Law.
Jerusalem Talmud is an extended commentary of the Jewish Law.
Christology clarifies who and what Jesus is for those who believe in Him.
Christology clarifies who and what Jesus is for those who believe in Him.
Pliny the Great mentioned Christ in one of his letters to Emperor Trajan.
Pliny the Great mentioned Christ in one of his letters to Emperor Trajan.
What does Christology from Above mean?
What does Christology from Above mean?
What does Christology from Below talk about?
What does Christology from Below talk about?
Around what time did The Exodus event happen?
Around what time did The Exodus event happen?
Who was the prophet and the leader sent by God to free the Israelite's from the slavery of the Egyptians?
Who was the prophet and the leader sent by God to free the Israelite's from the slavery of the Egyptians?
Who was called as an unlimited lover?
Who was called as an unlimited lover?
On what mountain did God renew the covenant between Himself and His people?
On what mountain did God renew the covenant between Himself and His people?
In what book is found Israelite's response to Yaweh by being obedient to the Ten Commandments?
In what book is found Israelite's response to Yaweh by being obedient to the Ten Commandments?
How many years is the length of years that the chosen people wander in the wilderness bound to the Promised Land?
How many years is the length of years that the chosen people wander in the wilderness bound to the Promised Land?
Around what time did the Promise Land event happen?
Around what time did the Promise Land event happen?
Flashcards
Entry to Promised Land
Entry to Promised Land
Joshua led the Israelites into Canaan.
Return & Rebuilding
Return & Rebuilding
Barren land, opposition faced by Israelites
Saul
Saul
First king of Israel, chosen by God.
Exodus
Exodus
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Alexander's generals
Alexander's generals
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Hellenization
Hellenization
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Divided Kingdom
Divided Kingdom
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Abraham
Abraham
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Nebuchadnezzar
Nebuchadnezzar
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Antiochus I
Antiochus I
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Mattathias
Mattathias
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Birth of Messiah
Birth of Messiah
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Four Patriarchs
Four Patriarchs
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Jacob's Wives
Jacob's Wives
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First Kings of Israel
First Kings of Israel
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Mariology
Mariology
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The Four Gospels
The Four Gospels
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Lucian Samosata
Lucian Samosata
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Suetonius
Suetonius
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Gospel Etymology
Gospel Etymology
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Christology from Above
Christology from Above
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Christology from Above
Christology from Above
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Jerusalem Talmud
Jerusalem Talmud
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Christology
Christology
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Christology from Above
Christology from Above
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Christology from Below
Christology from Below
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The Exodus
The Exodus
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Moses
Moses
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Yaweh
Yaweh
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Mount Sinai
Mount Sinai
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Study Notes
- Events detailed below trace Salvation History
Entry to the Promised Land
- Joshua led the Israelites into the land of the Canaanites.
Return, Rebuilding, and Renewal
- Israelites faced barrenness and opposition during their return.
Creation of a Monarchy
- Saul was the King chosen by God.
Exodus Experience
- Moses freed the Israelites from Egyptian slavery.
Roman Domination
- A powerful empire was built due to wise governance.
Tribulation Under Greeks
- Alexander the Great conquered Palestine and introduced Hellenization in 333 B.C.
Divided Kingdom
- This occurred after Solomon's death.
Patriarchal Stage
- Jacob affirmed the wandering Aramean was his father.
- God called Abraham to create a people.
Babylonian Captivity
- A low point in Jewish national history.
- Nebuchadnezzar's leadership led to the capture of Jerusalem in 587 B.C.
Maccabean Revolt and Hasmonean Rule
- The first sustained attack on Israelite religion came from Antiochus I.
- Mattathias killed a Jew about to sacrifice to pagan gods.
Birth of Messiah
- Jesus Christ of Nazareth was born during the Roman occupation.
- The King of King's was born under Augustus Caesar, during Octavian's reign.
Patriarchs
- The four patriarchs are Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph.
Jacob's Wives
- The four wives of Jacob are Leah, Zilpah, Bilhah, and Rachel.
First Kings of Israel
- The first kings are David, Solomon, and Saul.
- Alexander the Great's two generals ruled Egypt and Syria.
Mariology
- Concerns the study of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Gospels
- The four Gospels are Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John (James is incorrect).
Tacitus Cornelius
- Cornelius mentioned Christ on his account of the burning of Rome.
Joseph Flavius
- Flavius was a Jewish historian who wrote the Jewish Antiquities.
Eschatology
- Deals with the doctrine of last things.
Romans
- Is not a Catholic Epistle
Lucian Samosata
- Samosata wrote the biography of Peregrinus, who became a Christian.
Christology
- Christology from Below is not presented in the four gospels
Suetonius
- Mentioned Christ on the account of the tumult of the Jews.
Soteriology
- Deals with salvation.
Gospel
- Is derived from the word 'godspel'.
Christology
- Christology from Above focuses on the Divine Nature of Christ
Jerusalem Talmud
- Talmud is an extended commentary of the Jewish Law.
Christology
- Clarifies Jesus is for those who believe in Him.
Pliny
- Pliny the Great mentioned Christ in one of his letters to Emperor Trajan.
Christology from Above
- Refers to the Divine Nature of Christ.
Christology from Below
- Refers to Christ's Human Nature.
The Exodus
- Occurred around 1250 B.C.
Moses
- A prophet sent by God to free Israelites from Egyptian slavery.
Yahweh
- Was called an unlimited lover by followers
Mount Sinai
- Where God renewed the covenant with His people.
Book of Exodus
- Contains the Israelite response to Yahweh through obedience to the Ten Commandments.
40 Years
- The time the chosen people wandered in the wilderness toward the Promised Land.
Promise Land
- This was approximately 1200 B.C,
Joshua
- Led the Israelites into the land of the Canaanites.
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Overview of key events in Salvation History, from the entry to the Promised Land led by Joshua to the Maccabean Revolt and Hasmonean Rule. Includes the Exodus, Babylonian Captivity and Roman Domination.
