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CHST 111 Final Test Questions and Answers All Correct What is the key theme of Hosea? - Answer-1 - spiritual adultery (Israels sin of idolatry) How does Hosea anticipate the Gospel? - Answer--Marriage metaphor applies to Christ and Church -Echo of the Davidic Covenant What does Joel mea...

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CHST 111 Final Test Questions and
Answers All Correct
What is the key theme of Hosea? - Answer-1 - spiritual adultery (Israels sin of idolatry)

How does Hosea anticipate the Gospel? - Answer--Marriage metaphor applies to Christ
and Church
-Echo of the Davidic Covenant

What does Joel mean? - Answer-"Yahweh is God"

What does the book of Joel tell? - Answer-The Day of the Lord // coming of catastrophic
locust plague

What are the four key themes of Joel? - Answer-(1) Day of the Lord
(2) Repentance
(3) God's presence with his people
(4) Judgement

Who is Amos' audience? - Answer-Northern Kingdom

What are the two messages that Amos gives? - Answer-(1) a likeable message = "I'm
gonna judge all the nations"
(2) a surprising message = "Judah and Israel aren't safe"

What is the key theme of Amos? - Answer-Repent of Injustice

Who is the audience of Jonah? - Answer-Nineveh

What genre is Jonah? - Answer-Kind of like satire

What is the key theme of Jonah? - Answer-God's compassion for the nations

How does Jonah anticipate the Gospel? (2 ways) - Answer-(1) God's compassion for
the nations
(2) Jonah foreshadows type of Christ "Jesus is the greater Jonah"

What does Micah's name mean? - Answer-"Who is like Yahweh"

What is the implied question of Micah? - Answer-"Will God's people repent like
Nineveh?"

, What pattern does Micah have in its writing? - Answer-"Zig-zag" = between judgement
and salvation, etc

What is the key theme of Micah? - Answer-(1) True covenant living

How does Micah anticipate the Gospel? - Answer-Prophecies the Messiah's birth in
Bethleham (Micah 5:2)

How does the book of Malachi progress? - Answer-Starts with God's love for Jacob,
ends with a call to remember the Torah and to wait for a prophet like Elijah who will
come before the Day of the Lord

What is a key literary feature of Malachi? - Answer-Dialogue or Disputation (between
God and the people)

What are the 6 disputes in the book of Malachi? - Answer-(1) Ingratitude for God's
blessings
(2) Carless offerings
(3) Divorce and/or intermarriage with pagan women
(4) Despite their false security, God would soon send his messenger of judgment
against them
(5) Withheld tithes and offerings
(6) Impatience for God's blessing to come

What is the key theme of Malachi? - Answer-Renew covenant faithfulness (vertical and
horizontal relationships)

How does Malachi anticipate the Gospel? - Answer-The Messenger:
(1) messenger like Elijah on Day of the Lord
(2) call his people back
(3) Jesus IDs him as John the Baptist

Torah means _____ - Answer-Law or instruction

Two terms for Prophet - Answer-Hozeh and ro'eh

What does Kavod mean? - Answer-Physical manifestation of God's Significance

Who did Isaiah prophesy to? - Answer-To God's people

Shape of the literature in Isaiah - Answer-Prophecy - narrative - prophecy

Who does Jeremiah prophecy to? - Answer-Judah and the Nations

In what book is Jerusalem personified as a woman? - Answer-Lamentations

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