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Books of History

This is a review over all of the books of history in the Bible

Question/ termAnswer/definition
Book that happens between the conquest and the monarchy; has stories of heroes Judges
Books that covers the beginning of the kingdom of Israel, including Saul 1 Samuel
The book the details the divided kingdom and the fall of both the Southern and Northern kingdoms, as well as the ministry of Elisha 2 kings
Book that details Israel’s family roots from Adam through David 1 Chronicles
Book that details the conquest of the Promised Land Joshua
Details the Jewish peoples return from Exile and rebuilding the Temple Ezra
Book that tells the story of Jewish woman who lived in Persia and saved her people Esther
Book the includes many details about Solomon’s Temple and extra details about the kings of Judah 2 Chronicles
The book that tells the story of a Moabite woman Ruth
Book that details challenges the Jewish people faced when they returned from exile and details the rebuilding of the wall around Jerusalem: Nehemiah
Book that covers the reign of Solomon and details the divided kingdom and the ministry of Elijah 1 kings
David’s rebellious son that tried to overthrow his father Absolom
The priest that raised Samuel but had evil sons who perished in battle Eli
Son of Saul; friend of David Jonathan
Last of the judges; chosen by God to anoint Saul and David as king Samuel
Ruth’s second husband; a kinsman redeemer Boaz
First king of Israel; removed as king for his unlawful sacrifice Saul
The priest who led a group of returned exiles in Jerusalem Ezra
Moses’ successor who led the Israelites into the Promised Land Joshua
Name of the northern and southern kingdoms Northern: Israel Southern: Judah
Who the cupbearer to King Artexerxes was the helped rebuild the wall of Jerusalem Nehamiah
A moabite woman who showed loyalty Ruth
What the stipulations of a Nazarite vow were Don’t cut hair, don’t drink wine, Do not come in contact with the dead people.
The Cycle of Apostasy from Judges apostasy – servitude – restoration
Describe three main differences between King Saul and King David: David remained loyal to God Saul was full of himself; very selfish David spares Saul’s life, while Saul was plotting on killing David
How the books of history are important in shaping our view of God in the Old Testament they describe how God was with his people, even though they failed many, many, many times. He still forgave them and moved on.
Peaks and valleys of Creation-Return (Genesis through Esther) Creation; failure; Promise; Slavery; Nation;Wondering; Conquest, conquer, Kingdom, division, Judah, exile, return
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