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"Exodus" means....
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departure
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what did moses do? |
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The stories of Exodus werent written at the time they occured. They were collected and written down during..
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the babylonian exile
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it starts with a b |
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What happened in the book of Exodus?
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It is a recounting of events from when the Israelites escaped from Egypt across the Red Sea.
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Where did they receive the 10 commandments?
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Mt. Sinai
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What is the heart of the Sinai Covenant?
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the 10 commandments
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Put the events covered in Exodus in order:
1. The Reception of the Law at Mount Sinai 2. The call of Moses 3. The Approach to the promised land 4. The wandering in the Wilderness 5. The Exodus: Confrontation and Escape |
2, 5, 4, 1, 3
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Whose birth stories are included in Genesis?
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Isaac, Esau, Jacob, and Joseph
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The name "Moses" comes from the word "Mahsa" which means.....
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to draw out
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Why did Moses have to flee to Midian?
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1) he killed an egyptian slave master
2) he intervened in a fight between 2 hebrews |
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Who is God's instrument to liberate the Hebrews?
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Moses
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What are Moses' four objections to being chosen by God?
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1. Who are you?
2. Who am i? 3. I am not a good speaker 4. send somone else |
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The 3 plagues that did not fit under the theory that they matched up with egyptian gods are:
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lice, flies and boils
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Earthly powers can't maintain _____________ when God wills freedom.
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slavery
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What is the 10th plague in exodus 10?
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The death of the first born
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What do Jews commemorate when they celebrate Passover?
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The killing of first born Egyptians
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What Catholic celebration parallels the Jewis hcelebration of passover?
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The last supper when Jesus was celebrating the passover
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Murmurings are....
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the complaints from the Israelites while living in the wilderness which were against Moses and God
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Who is Moses' father in law and what did he advise him to do?
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Moses' father in law was Jethro. He advised Moses to pick some elders (helpers) to help him organize the group of Israelites
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How many people most likely wandered in the wilderness with Moses?
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6000
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The book of Numbers gets its name from the census taken of Hebrew people, one taken at the ____________ and one taken near the end.
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beginning
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2 common themes from Exodus and Numbers are
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Yahweh's care for liberating the Israelites, and the Israelites murmurings.
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The "law" that the israelites received at Sinai which is the _________, __________, and _________ statue from God by which they were to become a holy people
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religious, civil, ritual
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God's part of the sinai covenant was ....
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that he would liberate the Israelites and he would make them a holy people
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The Israelites part of the sinai covenant was......
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they must keep their responsibilities in the 10 commandments
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natural law-
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the God given instinct to be in a right relationship with God, other people, the world and ourselvs
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the 3 basic human needs that correspond to natural law are:
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1. preserving life
2. sharing life with others 3. developing as individuals and as communities |
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10 commandments are found in two books of the Bible which are....
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exodus 20, and deuteronomy 5
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idolatry-
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the false worship of many gods
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atheism-
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denial of God's existence
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agnosticism-
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saying no one knows for sure that God exists
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blasphemy-
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sin that involves hateful words against God
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The 4th commandment states..
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honor your father and mother
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the 5th commandment states..
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you shall not kkill , so abortion is a sin and also euthanasia. we must exercise and eat wholesomely
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the sixth commandment is...
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you shall not commit adultery. Everyone who looks at a women with lust has commited adultery. lust, masturbation, fornifacation, porn, prostituition, rape, and homosexual acts are all against the virtue of chastity
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the 7th commandment is....
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you shall not steal. this includes cheating.
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the 8th commandment is..
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you shall not bear false witness against your neighbor. this means you should not lie.
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9th commandment states..
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you shall not covet your neighbors wife. this forbids polygamy (multiple wives), incest (sexual relationship with family member), sexual abuse of children, and living together before marriage
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the 10th commandment states
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you shall not covet your neighbor's goods. this opposes greed, envy and avarice.
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3 collections of Law in the books of Moses are:
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the Covenant Code, deutoronomic code, and Levitical (preistly) code
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Biblical laws do not use punitive justice, but they use _____________ justice
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restorative justice
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the language of Deuteronomy defends....
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the poor and weak especiall the widow, orphan, foreigner, or stranger
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what are whole offerings?
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when an animal except its hide was burned and sacrificed
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what are cereal offerings?
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offerings of grain and barley
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what are peace offerings?
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when an animal is killed and eaten by the priests and the people who sacrificed it
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what was the point of killing animals and then handling the blood?
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it was a cleansing agent for the purification of the Temple
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The purity laws in the book of leviticus deal with laws of clean and unclean animals and their point may reflect a fear of.....
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contamination, representing the Israelites fear of contamintation from the outside.
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What was the jubilee year?
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every 49th year when all tribal land would be returned to the original tribal families. It reflects a concern to deal with fair distribution of resources
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The gospel of Matthew treats Joshua as the New Moses. True or false?
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False
Jesus not Joshua |
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Most of the Pentateuch consists of various collections of Law of Moses with some narrative description of time in the wilderness. True or false?
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True
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The final words of Moses were directed at the Jews when they were in Exile.True or false
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True
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According to Deuteronomy, Moses was allowed to view Canaan but died and was buried before entering the Promised Land. true or false?
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true
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Moses reminded the Jews not to keep the covenant that God made with them. True or false?
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false
Moses did remind them to keep the covenant that God made with them |
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civil laws-
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laws dealing with day to day issues
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religious laws-
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laws that govern the actions of the priests, regulation for sacrifice and the building and mainteneance of the Temple
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Hyskos-
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a group of non Egypatians who came to power in Egypt between 1650 and 1500 bc
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Another name for the ten commandments is
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the Decalogue
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the Exodus probably took place during the reign of...
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Ramses II
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Moses marries.....
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Zipporah, Jethro's daughter.
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Moses has a son named
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gershom
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Moses had his first encounter with God at..
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Mount Sinai
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