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| What are the 2 major classifications of literature in this unit? | Hebrew Poetry & Wisdom Literature
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| Hebrew Poetry characteristics | no rhyme, hardly ever has meter, can have stanzas, has structure & elegance, parallelism
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| Synonymous Parallelism | saying same thing twice
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| contrasting parallelism | saying one thing in 2 ways
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| progressive parallelism | 2nd line continues 1st line
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| chiastic synonymous parallelism | 2nd one inverted
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| Name the 3 friends who stay with Job & tell speeches | Eliphaz, Bildad, Zophar
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| What is Job's response to his friends? | 4 D's
Declares his innocence
Demands an audience with God but even that won't help
Deliberates God's goodness but he is wise & all powerful
Delivers retrbution theology
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| Who is Elihu? | younger man than Job's friends. He got angry at Job's friends because they found no answer & at Job for justifying himself rather than God.
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| What 4 things does Yahweh's speech not do? | answer Job's questions
hear Job's case
address the friends' point
mention the accuser/satan
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| What does Yahweh's speech do? | emphasizes the difference between Job & God
*stop pretending you can figure me out*
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| What we cannot learn from Job... | the answer
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| extended chiasm | ex:
mind
ears
eyes
eyes
ears
mind
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| alphabetic acrostics | 22 verses long & are a progression of the Hebrew alphabet
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| numeric progression | ex:
proverbs 30:18-19
3 things are too wonderful for me; 4 I do not understand: the way of an eagle in the sky, the way of a snake on a rock, the way of a ship on the high seas, & the way of a man with a girl.
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| what are the 4 things mentioned about speaking our mind in prayer? | 1-God can take it
2-God already knows
3-venting
4-warning
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| What is necessary part of the equation of God, D.T., & Job triangle? | grace
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| tehillim | songs of praise
Hebrew
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| psalmoi | songs accompanied by stringed instruments
Greek
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| Selah | praise
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| Praise Psalms | directed at God & characteristics
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| Thanksgiving Psalms | focuses on what God has done
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| Penitential Psalms | Repentance
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| Wisdom Psalms | sounds more like Proverbs
a prayer asking God for wisdom
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| Royal Psalms | associated with the king & for coronation
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| Laments | for when your sad
author or nations grief
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| Imprecatory Psalms | or Vengence
calling down God's wrath on your enemies
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| Lectio Divina | divine reading
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| Provers are | succinct & persuasive sayings encouraging behaviors that has been proven generally helpful by experience
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| The words of King Lemuel are brought to him by who? | his mother taught him
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| Proverbs are _________, not __________. | guidelines not guarentees
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| Proverbs give _______, not _________. | counsel not commands
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| What things are not in Proverbs? | Abraham, Covenant, Moses, David, formation of the law
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| ?What thing or themes are in Proverbs? | speech, family, work, wealth, pride, temptation, sex, alcohol
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| What is the purpose of Proverbs? | written for young men in the ear of the kings to tell them about higher society
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| What is Sirach usually about? | harsh about women
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| Qoheleth | hebrew title of Ecclesiastes
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| Provers are | succinct & persuasive sayings encouraging behaviors that has been proven generally helpful by experience
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| The words of King Lemuel are brought to him by who? | his mother taught him
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| What things are not in Proverbs? | Abraham, Covenant, Moses, David, formation of the law
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| ?What thing or themes are in Proverbs? | speech, family, work, wealth, pride, temptation, sex, alcohol
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| What is the purpose of Proverbs? | written for young men in the ear of the kings to tell them about higher society
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| What is Sirach usually about? | harsh about women
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| Qoheleth | hebrew title of Ecclesiastes which is Greek
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| What is the literal meaning of Qoheleth? | a gatherer of sayings or ideas
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| definition of vanity | temporariness or emptiness
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| vanity of vanities | supreme emptiness
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| what does ecc say about death? | everybody dies & happens in a variety of ways
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| what is one recurring theme in ecc? | eat drink & go about your work
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| Name the book: "Many waters cannot quench love, neither can floods drown it. If one offered for love all the wealth of one's house, it would be utterly scorned." | Song of Songs
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| Name the book: "wisdom is better than folly, but a little folly outweighs much wisdom. | Ecclesiastes
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| Name the book: This book is sufficient for you, but there are innumerable others. | Ecclesiastes
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| Name the book: wisdom exceed strength, but neither is remembered long | Ecclesiastes
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| Name the book: the book you have just read is pleasant & easy to understand | Ecclesiastes
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| Name the book: humans, even the righteous ones, suffer the same fate as animals | Ecclesiastes
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| Name the book: take advantage of your youth, but know that you'll be judged for it | Ecclesiastes
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| Name the book: it is good to live long, but it also means more suffering | ecclesiastes
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| Name the book: wisdom far exceeds foolishness, yet both wise & foolish die | ecclesiastes
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| Name the book: work is good, but skill is the result of envy | ecclesiastes
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| Name the book: where ther is an untrustworthy wife, a seal is a good thing; and where ther are many hands, lock things up. | sirach
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| Name the book: Better is the wickedness of a man than a woman who does good; it is woman who brings shame & disgrace. | sirach
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