OTST555 Prophets

Mid-Term Exam Study Sheet

Spring Semester 2015

Martin Noth
Hazor

Grammatical-historical method
Historical-critical method

ecstasy

Ai
Ban/devote to destruction

Redemptive history
Mitte (Center)

gh

~rx

hzExo

Joshua/covenant renewal
Writings (Kethubim)
qestah and biblical coinage
Principle of correlation
Principle of criticism
Biblical Theology (meaning of)

Prophets (nebiim)
Deuteronomistic history
Proto-Sinaitic inscriptions
Principle of analogy
Authorship, date and history
Sin (moon god) (Josh 24:2)

Spiritual meaning
Allegorical Method

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Law (Torah)

ha,(ro
Jericho
Hyperbole
Phinehas

The general authorship of the Former prophets and the possible author of the book of Joshua
The major sections (subdivisions) of the Hebrew Bible
biblical site name updates and other indications of the development and transmission of the biblical text
The relationship between the Bible and history
Influence of the Law/Torah on the other major parts of the Hebrew Bible
Suzerainty and parity covenants
General and Special Revelation
The part of the Hebrew Bible that the book of Daniel is located
The amount of land conquered by the Israelites when the entered Canaan and the cities actually destroyed
Relationship of the and Prophets and Writings to the Law (Pentateuch)
conditional and unconditional elements of the covenant
Covenant in relationship to grace and works
The arrangement of the biblical books in the Hebrew Bible as opposed to our English Bibles
Inscripturation (meaning or definition of)
The time of day of the celestial phenomena in Josh 10:12-13
Original name of the book of Joshua
Hermeneutic for the reapplication of unfulfilled prophesies
Deuteronomism and the temporal relationship between Ancient Near Eastern covenants and treaties to that of
biblical covenants and treaties
The relationship of the various words for prophet
Know the basic tenants of the Literal, Allegorical, Historical-critical and, Grammatical historical methods of
Biblical interpretation
Local and universal meanings of the word land
Know the differences between Classical and Apocalyptic prophecy
Know the theological issues specifically connected with biblical prophecy focused on in class
Proto-Sinaitic Inscriptions and the Pentateuch
Abrahams relatives (Gen 11; cf. Josh 24:2) and their relationship to cities/towns in the upper Euphrates Valley
The meaning of the name Joshua and its relationship to biblical typology
Remember to have the Stuart book completely read before the test, so you can report it as read!!!