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Knowing God Through Sacred Scripture

Faith and Revelation. Knowing God Through Sacred Scripture. Chapter 6. Jesus Christ: The Fullness of Divine Revelation. Chapter Objectives. The student will be able to understand:. The Pharisees, Sadducees, and Essenes Herod the Great Galilee and Samaria

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Chapter 5: Conquest and Exile: A Remnant Returns

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Chapter 5: Conquest and Exile: A Remnant Returns

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Hand Me Another Brick Timeless Lessons on Leadership

Hand Me Another Brick Timeless Lessons on Leadership. The Matter at Hand. Introduction. Parables for Life Matthew 7:24-27. Introduction. Parables for Life Matthew 7:24-27 Three Little Pigs. Introduction. Parables for Life Matthew 7:24-27 Three Little Pigs Nehemiah 1:1-11.

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Chapter 5: The Land

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Isaiah 1-39

Isaiah 1-39. 1-12 Words against Judah and Jerusalem 13-23 Oracles against Foreign Nations 24-27 Isaianic apocalypse 28-32 Assyrian Cycle 33-35 Salvation appendix 36-39 Historical materials//2 Kgs 18:17-20:19 Hezekiah and Isaiah (cf. Ahaz and Isaiah in chap. 7). Exile to Babylon!.

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Ancient Jewish History to the Building of the Second Temple

Ancient Jewish History to the Building of the Second Temple. Sarah Bingham Caitlin Whiten Amy Wood Ally Philyaw. Abraham. Son of idol worshipper, but thought idol worship was ridiculous God told him to leave his home in Canaan and go to a land that He would show him.

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Books of Wisdom Proverbs Job Ecclesiastes (Qoheleth) Sirach (Ecclesiasticus) Wisdom of Solomon

Books of Wisdom Proverbs Job Ecclesiastes (Qoheleth) Sirach (Ecclesiasticus) Wisdom of Solomon Psalms Song of Songs Tobit Baruch (9 books total). Writing flourished Contains maxims of good vs. evil/ virtues Sages (wise teachers)-adapted, goal was to inspire moral integrity

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TIMELINE

TIMELINE. 1800 b.c.e. 1280. 1000. 587 b.c.e. Monarchy. Abraham. Moses. David. Destruction of Jerusalem. Saul. 4 b.c.e. 166-63. 63 b.c.e. 587 - 539. 539-323. 336-323. Maccabees. Babylonian Exile. Jesus. Alexander the Great. Rome. Restoration. Hellenistic period. Judaism.

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Job

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General Info

General Info. Purposes In Leviticus 23, God appointed seven holidays for the Israelites as times to meet with him. Other holidays developed later.

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Lakeside Institute of Theology Ross Arnold, Spring 2013

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John 10:10 (NKJV)

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The Babylonian Exile

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Hebrew History

Hebrew History. From Abraham to the Destruction of the Second Temple. Pre-Kingdom. Patriarchal Period Abraham Isaac Jacob Egyptian Period Joseph Moses Judges Period. Single Kingdom. Saul (c. 1020-c. 1000 B.C.) David (c. 1000-c. 961 B.C.) Capital: Jerusalem

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Three Periods of the Prophets

Three Periods of the Prophets. B.B.E. (Before Babylonian Exile) (930-586 BC). B.E. (Babylonian Exile) (586-516 BC). A.B.E. (After Babylonian Exile) (516-424 BC). OBADIAH (848-41 to Edom) JOEL (835-796 to Judah) JONAH (782-750 to Assyria) AMOS (782-739 to Israel)

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