Sophomore Mid Term Review Part One

This Authorial Source_____comes from Southern Kingdom. Its theology is focused on God’s promise for salvation and the importance of cultic worship.

• Yahwist

• Elohist

• Deuteronomist

• Priestly

This Authorial Source _____is the clearest independent source. The author is responsible for all of the book of Deuteronomy and the Historical books up through Second Kings. This source history teaches that all bad things that happen are related to punishment to the sins of the leaders and the people

• Yahwist

• Elohist

• Deuteronomist

• Priestly

This Priestly Source is said to have developed during or after this major event, which took place between 587-538 BCE. This source is focused on the Jewish religious identity being grounded in proper worship and special laws that set them apart from others.

• The building of the Temple

• The Exodus from Egypt

• The Judges period

• The Babylonian Exile

_____Ethics creates universals, it states a definitive Right and Wrong answer that must be followed no matter what.

• Virtue

• Rule

• Consequence

____Ethics are concerned with outcomes, only. It seeks to maximize the “good” in any particular situation

• Virtue

• Rule

• Consequence

After the death of Moses God calls on _____to lead the Israelites.

• Jericho

• Joshua

• Moses

• Rahab

Joshua Leads the Israelites, first across the _____River, taking possession of the promised land!

• Nile

• Mississippi

• Jordan

• Red / Reed Sea

God guarantees victory for Joshua, and vows never to leave the Israelites so long as they obey his laws. and so, he sends two spies across the river to investigate the territory. The men enter Jericho where a prostitute named _____hides them in her home and lies to the city officials regarding the spies’ presence.

• Jericho

• Joshua

• Moses

• Rahab

Which is not one of Kohlberg's stages of Morality:

• Punishment-Obedience

• Personal Reward

• Strong Rule Orientation

• Reputation

• Social Contract

In Kohlberg's First Stage, humans are motivated:

• by what another person thinks of them

• by laws that they have decided as a community

• by the type of rewards they can receive for the completion of a task

• by the fear of being punished for their actions

• by laws that they themselves have morally constructed after consciously deciding to defy the law