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Bible exam #2

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Recurring cycle in Judges sin: disobedience, defeat, distress, deliver, death.
Themes of Ruth covenant loyalty, women in God's plan, outsiders in the covenant, line of David
Events/Lessons from Mizpah Israel gather under Samuel for renewal of covenant and repentance. only serve the Lord. God will deliver
Sauls heart betraying him sacrifice, obedience to campaign, jealousy+ murder attempts on David.
Law of Levite marriage Story of Boaz/Ruth. Man must marry his deceased brothers widow
Deuteronomic history Israels rise, fall, and exile. obedience to God, restoration of covenant
Israels "golden age" rule under David and Solomon
Assyrian Exile deportation of Northern kingdom of Israel by Assyrians. Divine judgement of Israels idolatry
Edict of Cyrus proclamation that Judean exiled return to Jerusalem and rebuild the temple.
Nazirite vow No wine, no touching dead bodies, no razor to the hair. supposed to represent being set apart.
538 B.C end of Babylonian exile
Law of Gleaning. Imortant in ruth. Leave crops behind for widows, orphans, etc.
Cities of refuge appointed cities for people who accidentally committed manslaughter
City of Daivd stronghold of Jerusalem
722 B.C Destruction Northern Kingdom
Ceremony of Anointing oil poured on head to represent being set apart and having God's blessing for a certain act
The Davidic covenant Gods' establishment of Davids dynasty, eventually resulting in his Son (Jesus) establishing an eternal throne
Judge divinely appointed leader meant to deliver Israel
586 B.C Conquest of Kingdom of Babylon (exile of Judah people)
Levites tribal history set apart with religious duties
Babylonian exile people of Judah were taken captive to Babylon (586). divine judgment for Judah's sins
Two great themes of chronicals House of God, House of David
Festival of Purim Salvation of Jewish people from Hamans plot (book of Esther)
Four things restored in Ezra + Neamiah Temple, Worship, Wall, Law
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