PRTH 173 Quiz Final

PRTH 173 Quiz Final

1. Duvall teaches us that the Old Testament poetic material is structured in units of two or three lines and that this structuring is called ___.
2. Duvall states that “the Old Testament law as part of the Mosaic covenant is no longer applicable over us [Christians] as law.”
3. Giese states that proverbs are “salty” because they are drawn from everyday life.
4. Duvall comments that the imperative of the wisdom literature is ___.
5. Duvall states that the traditional approach to interpreting the Old Testament law which emphasizes the distinction between moral, civil and ceremonial laws is falling out of favor with many Christians.
6. Fee indicates that we abuse wisdom literature when we misunderstand wisdom terms and categories as well as wisdom styles and literary modes.
7. The proverbs gives one guidance for life situations that are normally true.
8. The key term concerning covenant is ____.
9. Which one of the following books of the Old Testament is not prophetic in nature?
10. Duvall mentions that when reading Old Testament poetry it is better to train your eye to read
11. Fee intimates that proverbs are written to be memorable not to be taken as theoretically accurate.
12. Daniel Estes suggests that the primary role of the entire book of Proverbs may have been to educate youth.
13. Ryken says that the most basic the most basic of all poetic principles is that poets think and write in images.
14. Ryken states that proverbs are rare outside of Scripture.
15. The prophets proclaimed social injustice to be as serious a sin as idolatry.
16. Fee states that only certain aspects of the Old Testament law apply to Christians. Those laws have been renewed in the New Covenant. Those renewed laws are ___
17. Fee informs us that the Old Testament has two basic kinds of law. Which one refers to “case law?”
18. Fee indicates that the largest category of Psalms is that of ___.
19. Duvall advises that the outlining of the prophetic books is normally ___.
20. Giese & Sandy indicate that a biblical covenant is a “personal union pledged by symbol and or oath.”
21. For Giese, praise is primarily a reciting of the attributes of God and of the acts of God, and then praising God for both.
22. ___ psalms harness our anger and help us express it to God by using the same sorts of obvious, purposeful exaggeration known to us form other types of psalms.
23. Giese says that the book of Lamentations is a communal lament.
24. Theologically the prophets proclaim their message from the context of the Mosaic covenant, primarily as defined in Deuteronomy.
25. Fee states that the psalms ___.