  Watch Video clip and answer the questions  Why is this speaker citing the prophets?  How does he believe the prophets will help us? Warm Up.

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  Watch Video clip and answer the questions  Why is this speaker citing the prophets?  How does he believe the prophets will help us? Warm Up

  Who were the prophets?  How did they form the backbone of the Jewish kingdom and Jewish thought?  What other historical information do we have about events mentioned in the Bible?  When was the bible put together and how did historical events shape the worlds most famous book? This week we will Answer

 1.What is Moses’s role in the Hebrew Bible? 2.How many books are in the Old Testament? 3.What is a Jewish religious leader called today? In the ancient world? 4.Who was the first king of Ancient Israel? 5.What does Hanukkah celebrate? 6.On what holiday was Jesus eating his “Last Supper” 7.What year was Israel made a Nation? What year did the Jews last rule Israel before the modern nation? Judaism Pre Test

 1200 BCE Earliest Evidence of Israelite Settlements in Israel 1000 BCE King David is around 960 BCE King Solomon is around Timeline

 .. Founding Fathers No outside historical evidence Founder of Israel Brings early Israelites out of slavery in Egypt Conflicting Historical Evidence Great Kings or Tribal Leaders? Earliest Roots of Israelite Kingdom

 800 BCE Kingdoms of Israel & Judah 722 BCE Assyrian conquer Israel AXIAL AGE TRANSFOMATION BEGINS WITH PROPHETS: Jeremiah, Isaiah 586 BCE Babylonians exile Israelites to Babylon 332 BCE Alexander the Great Conquers Israel Timeline

  Prophet = Oracles, Just Like China & Greece  Advise Kings of Israel  Preach to the people about their behavior  Communicate with gods or God  19 Prophets mentioned in Hebrew Bible Prophets

  Amos, Hosea & Isaiah  Amos and Hosea advise Northern Kings of Israel  Isaiah advises Southern Kings of Judah  Assyrian Invasions between s BCE Prophets

  2 Key elements in the texts  Oracle: Prediction about the future in order to advice the King on his affairs  Usually related to historical events  Lawsuit against the people for their behavior  These are some of the first people in world history to attach moral behavior to their relationship with gods Prophets

  You will read several section from the Prophets of Isaiah and Hosea in order to determine their moral outlook and their historical context  Read the text and determine if it is an Oracle or a Lawsuit  Summarize the text in your own words  Draw a conclusion from the text: What have you learned about history or religious beliefs from the text Prophets YHWH = Israelite God = El or Elohim