Wk 3 Study Guide

Bible 104 with Anthony at Liberty University

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By: Randy Reynolds
Created: 2011-05-31
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Why does the book of Numbers begin with a census?

-These lists served as an organizing structure
-The census would provide a basis on which to divide the land
-The census helped impress the original audience with the great work of God's sustenance

What is a Nazirite (Nazarite)?

A person who consecrated himself or herself for a particular purpose, that is, a special period of faithfulness.

Why did the people refuse to go into the land after they reached Kadesh Barnea?

-The land was already occupied with strong people, and the cities were large and well fortified.
-The majority saw no way to go up against the inhabitants of the land.

What was Korah's revolt?

-He was jealous and questioned whether Moses was hearing from God or not.
-Korah wanted power and privileges beyond the responsibilities of his family (setting up/taking down the tabernacle)

Why was Moses not allowed to enter the Promised Land?

Moses was told to speak to the rock in order to bring forth water. Instead, Moses struck the rock twice with his staff.

Who were Sihon and Og?

-Sihon: King of Heshbon
-Og: king of Bashan

Who were Balak and Balaam?

-Balak: Moabite king
-Balaam: A man who had a reputation for being able to curse or bless and who seemed to have some type of relationship with YHWH

Why and how did the nation renew its covenant with God across the river from Jericho?

-Made guidelines for future generations
-Established perpetual trust
-Had a succession of the mediatior
-To serve as illustrations of how the key principles were to work in everyday life.

What does the Hebrew word herem mean? What did God place the Canaanites under this ban?

-God gave specific guidelines stating what was to be done. Normally the instructions did not include burning the city.

Describe the Canaanite religion. Biblically speaking, what was wrong with it?

-Extended hierarchy of gods
-Ba'al is the "lord/master" god

Who was Rahab, and why is she important?

-Rahab (prostitute)
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About this deck

By: Randy Reynolds
Created: 2011-05-31
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