Old Testament Prophets WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE SOLUTIONS

Books of the Pentateuch Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy the historical books of the Bible Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 and 2 Kings, 1 and 2 Samuel, 1 and 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther Prophetic Books Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Baruch, Ezekiel, Daniel Minor Prophets Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi Elements of Old Testament prophecy Proclaim the divine plan in all its fullness (past, present, and future) Act as a spokesman for God Pre-monarchy prophets Mouthpiece-leaders of the people Monarchical Era Prophets Mouthpiece-advisors to the kings Classical Prophets Mouthpiece-social/spiritual communicators to the people words and sign-acts words and sign-acts The prophets communicated God's Word through Elements part of of the Old Testament's "Day of the Lord" Current evil order is replaced with God's righteous order Prefigured/preceded by numerous "days of the Lord" Restoration for victims; reckoning for oppressors Prophecy common in Israel Dreams uncommon in Israel Divinization forbidden to Isreael Indictment Identification of offenses and errors of the kings/people Judgment Description of the punishment to be carried out Instruction General or specific information about what needed to be done Aftermath Affirmation of future hope or deliverance True True/False: In the Old Testament, apocalyptic prophecies are visions where angelic interpreters show events in heaven or on earth and then explain the meaning of what was shown. True True/False: Not all prophecy anticipates a future fulfillment. The proclamation of a plan Best describes Old Testament Prophecy Eschatology he study of the end times. or the last days" theological perspectives/themes The Temple will not shelter Yahweh delivers God cares about justice in society God loves His people God is sovereign over empires True True/False: The purpose of the Old Testament prophetic books was to collect the oracles of the true prophets of God Purpose of Isaiah Is to demonstrate the trustworthiness of God audiences that Isaiah wrote for Judeans during the Syro-Ephramite War Judeans in exile in Babylon Judeans during the Assyrian invasion Judeans who had returned from exile The future Davidic king The central hope of the book of Isaiah is Israel, Cyrus, The future Davidic king identified as the "Servant of the Lord" being spoken of in Isaiah True True/False: In Isaiah 1-3, God declares His anger at Judah's sin, invites them to repent, and says that one day all nations will worship God in Jerusalem (Zion). Virgin; Immanuel In Isaiah 6-7, God commissions Isaiah to preach, but also warns him that no one will listen to him (ch.6). So, when King Ahaz doesn't listen (ch.7), Isaiah declares a sign that a ____________ will conceive and bear a son, whose name shall be called _____________, which means "God with us." The Prince of Peace Isaiah 9-11 say that after God's judgment, a remnant of the people will return to the land and be ruled by... False True/False: Isaiah 28 seems to have been written soon after the fall of the northern kingdom (Israel) to Assyria and assures Judah that the same thing will never happen to them. A tree cut down; half used to make an idol, half used to cook dinner Isaiah 44 is an argument against idolatry, using what example? Suffering servant Be buried (in a rich man's tomb) Bear the sins of the people (be pierced for our transgressions, wounded for our iniquities) Emerge victorious (be allotted a portion with the great and divide spoils with the strong). Be executed (led away like a lamb to the slaughter) True True/False: According to the textbook, the purpose of the book of Jeremiah was to call the people of Judah back to faithful dependence on God. Abrahamic, Mosaic, and Davidic The book of Jeremiah references which prior covenants from Israel's history? Forgive Israel's sins, Write God's law on the heart of His people The book of Jeremiah speaks of a "New