Session 15
Religious Studies 101 with Strong at Missouri State University
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What is meant by the family having patriarchal structure?
oldest male is head of the household, males/wives.children all attached to extended family
4 room house
2 levels, sleeping rooms were upstairs, downstairs public and work animals, heat from animals would help warm families in winter, kithcen on first floor
Family field, outisde the city walls, that the family farmed
males an sometimes females, family plot of ground marked off by stones, villages not walled in
walls
most villages unwalled, larger cities would be walled
family would own
animals, loom, tools. storage/cooking pots, dishes, taboon, ceramic oven, grinding stone, self made clothes, religion at home and local shrines
city gates: Damascus gate
Ancient: used for courts, kings sat here, pleae of worship, very important presence of power, elders
Modern: booths set up for shipping, people meet her to buy food and clothes
level of literacy
very low, had to pay sribes to write letters of complaint, etc.
Yahvneh Yam Letter
had to go to a scribe to write the letter to take to Government, pay with grain or something similar, royal literature written in royal court
Judges 11-12 Jephthah
gave picture of what life was like with no king, everyone did what was right in their own eyes
1 sam 10 Saul
prophets are king makers and breakers, limiting power of king
1 sam 13 & 15
role of prophets in regard to the king
1 sam 8
cautions about the king
David's dynasty
1000-587, 413 years
Psalms 2:7-9
prophets role to give direction and advice to the king
1 sam 7
samuel as judge
psalms 2
God's promise to his anointed
Isaiah 7-8
Isaiah reassures king Ahaz, Isaiah's son sign of Assyrian invasion, Disciples of Isaiah
Northern King: multiple dynasties
Jeroboam I: 922-876, Omri: 876-824, Jehu 843-746, Assyrian dominance/internal disintegration: 746-722
Factors affecting the stability of the monarchy in the Northern Kingdom
10 tribes, conflicting royalites to a centralized government and between the tribes
Deut 17:14-20 How do authors feel about monarchy?
they need a king b ut his powers need to be limited like everyone elses because he is not Yahweh
1 kings 17-18 how do the authors feel about monarchy?
the prophets should play major role, after all they are the one directly connected with Yahweh, not the king
What sort of a picture does the ending ot he deuternomistic history depict in 2 kings 25?
Jehoiachin released from prison, but was never let go, ate and given allowance by King Evilmerodaoh of Babylon
Ezekiel 44 and 46
new political strengths and structures be prosperous and accomplish our goals
struggle over monarchy
struggle existed as to whether they opposed of accepted it
meaning of anointing with oil
king chosen directly by Yahweh, purification of the person chosen as king
role as prophet
religious representative and spokesperson for Yahweh
role of king
to to only what God says to do through the prophet that nointed him, not above the law of the common people
covenant with david
Yahweh announces that there will always be a king in the line of David in Jerusalem
depictions of David as an outlaw
because of Saul's jealousy, David forced to flee the kingdowm with the help of Michal and Jonathon to live like a outlaw, build a netwoek of support through marriage, gifts to elders and friendships with key individuals
Jerusalem as a neutral city
never been captured by Israeites during settlement and became capital city
wisdom theme
Solomon is suppose to portray wisdowm and justice, reconstructs the national administrative districts , redrew politcal boundaries so no old tribal territories exist
temple theme
Solomon built a temple to Yahweh in Jerusalem, house the ark of the covenant, becomes home of the Israelite priesthood, symbold of Davidc monarchy
Two paths of leadership
Solomon blamed for the political diversion of the kingdom, failed to obey the covenant with Yahweh, Southern Kingdom: Judah everlasting covenant with David, Northern Kingdom: ISrael, pattern of succession is often based on the assassination of rulers
About this deck
By: McKayla Baker
Created: 2010-11-22
Size: 33 flashcards
Views: 10
Created: 2010-11-22
Size: 33 flashcards
Views: 10
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