- According to Dr. Lennox, in order to understand how God interacts with the people of the Old Testament, we must understand the principle of "accommodation". This means...
- According to Lennox, approximately ninety percent of the Old Testament prophets' message was ...
- According to Dr. Stephen Lennox, the Ten Commandments and 613 additional Old Testament laws reinforce two primary laws:
- Judges 3:7-11 introduces the outline of the Book of Judges and why it was necessary for God to send the judges. We see in this passage an example of the coming ______ that dominate the book.
- In Joshua's farewell speeches, the aging leader of Israel reminds the people that faithfulness to the covenant results in life and ...
- The theme in Judges that is repeated four times at the end of the book.
- Who was the first church leader to refer to the Jewish Bible as the Old Testament?
- The instructions for building the tabernacle is interrupted with the story of ...
- The three major judges at the end of the Book of Judges, Gideon, Jephthah and Samson can be described as ...
- Similar to the Israelites exodus from Egypt, the book of Joshua reveal a miraculous crossing through a body of water. The crossing of the Jordan River can best be described as ...
- The last story in Judges describes a ___________ among the Israelites.
- There is a key phrase repeated in the stories of Gideon, Jephthah and Samson, "The spirit of the Lord came upon him". This reveals God's _________.
- A "kinsman-redeemer" was charged with looking after the interests of ...
- We find out the purpose of the Book of Ruth at the end: the family background of Israel's greatest ...
- The Old Testament was originally divided into three sections called the Tanak. This is a Hebrew acronym standing for three types of literature. Which of the following is NOT part of the "Tanak"?
- Second century church leader who rejected the Old Testament because, in his view, it did not reflect the God of the New Testament.
- The Feast of Tabernacles helped the Israelites ...
- The Biblical creation story differs from the Mesopotamian creation story, the Enuma elish, by emphasizing ...
- The Book of Ruth is set in the time of the judges. The Book of Judges tells some history of Israel in the time of _______. The Book of Ruth tells about a time of _______.
- The land of Canaan was important in God's plan because ...