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Unit 5 (and 6 and 9? Sayyyyy whhhhatt!?)
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Joshua led the Israelites to the Promised Land Joshua means “savior” Jesus is a variation of this name Joshua insists that God saved them and brought them here and that the Israelites keep this covenant (big foreshadow here) Joshua then dies
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Apostasy cycle takes place numerous times Usually reoccurs after the judge dies
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Was born from a barren mother (Hannah) Connection: John the baptist Aka. Israel’s last judge Stopped apostasy in Israel Samuel tells the 12 tribes to elect a king (Saul is selected, a divine choice)
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Militant leader, very prideful Disobeyed certain commands from God as relayed by Samuel Saul lost his kingship to David
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Aka. Best king of Israel Aka. Goliath Slayer (via sling) Was anointed by Samuel to replace Saul, while Saul was still king! Saul at first loved David, but then became jealous and tried to kill him Saul’s son, Jonathan warned David of assassination attempts (BFFs) Saul eventually is besieged, Jonathan dies Saul falls on his own sword after falling in despair
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David loved God, wanted to build a Temple to house the Ark, prophet Nathan tells him not too and instead YHWH would establish a dynasty through David (JC is aka. The son of David) Excellent military leader (defeats all opposition)
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Has an affair with Bathsheba, wife of one of his soldiers (Uriah) Plans to have Uriah killed (and does), Bathsheba has kid (who dies), David marries Bathsheba 2 nd kid is Solomon
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Nathan confronts David, David repents, God ain’t having it God gives David: 1. a troubled household 2. son raping a half-sister (Not Solomon) 3. revenge murder by Bathsheba’s brother 4. son rebels (Absalom), who dies from getting hung from a tree
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Jerusalem and the Temple were destroyed in 586 BCE by king Nebuchadnezzar Israelites were deported to Babylon For pious Jews, because they did not have a Temple to worship, they instead used synagogues (prayer houses)
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Zerubbabel, a descendent of David/Joshua rebuilds the Temple and renewed the worship of YHWH Did not want help of Samaritans (they are a mix of Israelites and Assyrians, and only believe in the Pentateuch, which is why they are disliked even in JC’s time) Those that stayed in Babylon, paid taxes to Jerusalem but were more open to Gentile ideas
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2 nd major essay, due January 9 th Refer to chapter 6 and 9 for your ideas and some info (especially Ch. 9 for John) Compare the synoptic gospels of Mark and John in the following: 1. Identify the audience (this will take research) 2. Central themes 3. Son of God 4. Theological themes Test on red terms that same week Jan. 8 th or 9 th
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