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Old Testament 4
Chapter 14
Question 1
The setting of the book of Deuteronomy according to historical-critical scholarship was during Moses’ patriarchal ancestors. .
Question 2
The setting of the book according to Judeo-Christian precritical scholarship was based on lamenting in Judea.
Question 3
The scholar who first proposed Deuteronomy as the book of the covenant found in Josiah’s temple restoration was Baker.
Question 4
The secular treaty model that Deuteronomy most clearly follows was agreement between the two parties.
Question 5
The Sabbath command in Deuteronomy differs most strikingly from the version of Exodus with the inclusion of circumcision.
Question 6
Moses was at the ancestral land when he composed the book of Deuteronomy.
Question 7
The modern scholar who has proposed that the specific stipulations section of Deuteronomy is a detailed exposition of the general stipulations section is Collins.
Question 8
By form, the kind of treaty by Deuteronomy is both binding and enabled by stipulations from the general delivery.
Question 9
Shema refers to the words in Torah of the morning prayers in Jewish.
Question 10
The account of Moses’ death is thought to have been composed by Joshua.
Question 11
Sihon was the king of the Amorites who the Israelites encountered.
Question 12
The tribe, which elected to remain east of the Jordan at the time of the conquest, was the Levites.
Question 13
The seventh century texts sometimes compared to the covenant for of Deuteronomy include the Pentateuch.
Question 14
The principle test by which a prophet’s authenticity could be determined was the emergence of his word into action according to prophecy.
Question 15
The literal meaning of the word Deuteronomy is the promulgated law, which is second.
Chapter 15
Question 1
The nature of the international scene at the time of Joshua was riddles with the political and national entities.
Question 2
The difference in the conquest in Joshua and Judges was the delivery of the covenant and abiding by the agreement.
Question 3
The parallel between Moses and Joshua was on communication and delivery of the testament to the Israelites.
Question 4
Dividing of the Jordan River evokes events of the Red Sea during Moses.
Question 5
The three models for the conquest of Canaan were military model, the immigration, and revolt by the people.
Question 6
The covenant renewal ceremony took place in the mountain in the book of Joshua.
Question 7
References to the Apiru are contained in the events leading after the revolt and conquest of Canaan.
Question 8
The Apiru were not to be identified with the Hebrews as they had different beliefs.
Question 9
The Israelites were commanded to annihilate the Canaanites in order to seize the Promised Land.
Question 10
The book of Joshua says that the total and comprehensive defeat of the Canaanites was delivered by God to His people.
Question 11
The occupation of the land of Canaan was important for God’s purpose for Israel, as it was to be the home of the new generational birth.
Question 12
The book of Joshua enables understanding of the worship of God according to testimonies and prophecy.
Chapter 16
Question 1
Martin Noth’s contribution towards the book of Judges was based on traditional-historical approach.
Question 2
Some of the indications that the book of Judges was composed early are the testament to Joshua and Moses.
Question 3
The general international scene among ANE nations during the time of judges was divided political will and forsaking of God.
Question 4
Chronological problem with the history of the judges was the deception of Moses and Joshua almost at the same time.
Question 5
The solution of the chronological problem in judges was the distinction of the delivery of Israelites into Canaan.
Question 6
The Israelite judge’s role was to redeem the people through the prophets’ acceptance.
Question 7
The purpose of the book of judges was to show apostasy within the people and need for God.
Question 8
In the main section of the book of judges, the basis for the arrangement of the tribes was to show chronological events and their lineage.
Question 9
The judge who seems to be highlighted in the structural analysis of the major judges was Gideon.
Question 10
The tribe designated for leadership in judges was Judah.
Question 11
The gods that Israelites worshipped in the book of judges were Ball an Asherahs.
Question 12
The covenant operation between the Israelites and God in the book of Judges is seen through the covenantal agreement.
Chapter 17
Question 1
Many critical Old Testament considered the composition of the book of Ruth as late since it was after the deliverance of the Israelites.
Question 2
According to Talmud, the book of Ruth was written by Prophet Samuel.
Question 3
The book of Ruth should be considered an early pre-exilic book due to the Babylonian captivity.
Question 4
The book of Ruth appears in the Hebrew bible under the section of the five Megillot.
Question 5
Ruth follows proverbs in the Hebrew Bible as it is treated as a historical book.
Question 6
Ruth confrontation of Boaz at the threshing floor was in order to get a home as stated by hr mother.
Question 7
The nearer relative redeemer refused to marry Ruth due to property inheritance and not begetting a child.
Question 8
The laws in the background of Ruth 4 were from Moses to the Israelites.
Question 9
The book of Ruth was written in order to show genuine love and sacrifice.
Question 10
Verses in Ruth that are parts of dialogues are fifty-two.
Question 11
The pivotal even in genealogy of Ruth was the plan laid in order for the later existence of David.
Question 12
The Hebrew of the book of Ruth best fits with historical period of the refuge of Israelites under God.
Question 13
The attribute of God that is apparent in the book of Ruth is love and compassion for His people.