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WV9: Unit 7: Vocabulary

Total questions: 72

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Unfaithfulness to a covenant, usually used in the context of the marriage covenant
a)
Adultery
b)
Apostates
c)
Cleanness
d)
Covet
2.
Ones who have totally abandoned their religious beliefs
a)
Adultery
b)
Apostates
c)
Cleanness
d)
Covet
3.
Pure in the sense of “fit to worship.”
a)
Adultery
b)
Apostates
c)
Cleanness
d)
Covet
4.
The desire to have something that belongs to another
a)
Adultery
b)
Apostates
c)
Cleanness
d)
Covet
5.
The unjust taking of a person’s life
a)
Adultery
b)
Cleanness
c)
Covet
d)
Murder
6.
Structure upon which offerings were made to a deity
a)
Altar
b)
Ark of the Covenant
c)
Holy of Holies
d)
Holy Place
7.
The chest containing the tablets of the law, resting in the tabernacle or in the temple of Yahweh
a)
Altar
b)
Ark of the Covenant
c)
Holy of Holies
d)
Holy Place
8.
The inner part of the tabernacle where the ark was kept.
a)
Altar
b)
Ark of the Covenant
c)
Holy of Holies
d)
Holy Place
9.
The outer part of the tabernacle tent
a)
Altar
b)
Ark of the Covenant
c)
Holy of Holies
d)
Holy Place
10.
Set in the holy place in the tabernacle and used for burning aromatic substances for worship
a)
Altar
b)
Holy of Holies
c)
Tabernacle
d)
Incense Altar
11.
The large basin in the court of the tabernacle used for washing people and sacrifices
a)
Lavar
b)
Mercy Seat
c)
Tabernacle
d)
Table of showbread
12.
The lid of the ark on which the blood was smeared on the Day of Atonement; served as God’s throne in the tabernacle
a)
Lavar
b)
Mercy Seat
c)
Tabernacle
d)
Table of showbread
13.
The portable tent shrine carried through the wilderness by the Israelites
a)
Lavar
b)
Mercy Seat
c)
Tabernacle
d)
Table of showbread
14.
Table in the tabernacle which held twelves loaves of bread, representing the twelve tribes of Israel 
a)
Lavar
b)
Mercy Seat
c)
Tabernacle
d)
Table of showbread
15.
General term for the people who lived in the Promised Land before Israel took possession
a)
Canaanite
b)
Edomite
c)
Moabite
d)
Philistine
16.
The descendants of Esau who lived in in a kingdom located to the east and south of the Dead Sea 
a)
Canaanite
b)
Edomite
c)
Moabite
d)
Philistine
17.
The descendants of Lot who lived in a kingdom northeast of the Dead Sea
a)
Canaanite
b)
Edomite
c)
Moabite
d)
Philistine
18.
Inhabitants of one of five major cities located on the coastal plain of Israel: Ashdod, Gaza, Ashkelon, Gath, and Ekron
a)
Canaanite
b)
Edomite
c)
Moabite
d)
Philistine
19.
“timeless” commands that do not specify punishment if broken (i.e., the Ten Commandments)
a)
apodictic laws
b)
casuistic laws 
20.
Laws that deal with specific problems and their remedy (i.e., Exod 21:27, “If he knocks out the tooth of his slave, male or female, he shall let the slave go free because of his tooth.”)
a)
apodictic laws
b)
casuistic laws 
21.
Are paradigmatic – it sets a standard by an example rather than by mentioning every possible circumstance.  They are direct commands, generally applicable, telling the Israelites the sorts of things they are supposed to do to fulfill their part of the covenant with God. 
a)
apodictic laws
b)
casuistic laws 
22.
The elements in a law like this are conditional – they describe certain conditions that may prevail in certain types of situations involving every person.  These laws give examples of what may be the case or what may happen, and what ought to be done if it does.
a)
apodictic laws
b)
casuistic laws 
23.
Small leather cases worn on the forehead and left arm and containing four passages of Old Testament scripture
a)
haggadah
b)
halakhah
c)
midrash
d)
tefillin
24.
To be set apart. A person or thing devoted or designated for use in service of God: ultimately pointing to God as one who is qualitatively different from creation.
a)
Holy
b)
Honor
c)
Host
d)
Maxim 
25.
high respect; to treat properly
a)
Holy
b)
Honor
c)
Host
d)
Maxim 
26.
A large number of people; an army
a)
Holy
b)
Honor
c)
Host
d)
Maxim 
27.
A short, concise statement expressing a general truth or rule of conduct
a)
Holy
b)
Honor
c)
Host
d)
Maxim 
28.
A two part covenant between a man and woman (sometimes as represented by their families) and God. It requires a verbal or legal signing in which the marriage is agreed to by the individuals and/or their families and a physical signing or consummation, in which the man and the woman become one flesh. 
a)
Marriage
b)
Offering 
c)
Tithe
d)
Uncleaness
29.
An act of worship in which a material object of one’s possession is presented to God in order to attain, restore, maintain, or celebrate friendly relations with the deity.
a)
Marriage
b)
Offering 
c)
Tithe
d)
Uncleaness
30.
Portion of one’s property that was to be paid to rulers or as offering gifts to a deity
a)
Marriage
b)
Offering 
c)
Tithe
d)
Uncleaness
31.
Characterized by physical and moral disorder and associated with death
a)
Marriage
b)
Offering 
c)
Tithe
d)
Uncleaness
32.
Exodus 19:1-24:18
a)
Slavery in Egypt and Liberation
b)
The Giving of the Law
c)
The Tabernacle 
33.
Exodus 25:1-40:38
a)
Slavery in Egypt and Liberation
b)
The Giving of the Law
c)
The Tabernacle 
34.
Exodus 1:1-18:27
a)
Slavery in Egypt and Liberation
b)
The Giving of the Law
c)
The Tabernacle 
35.

Genesis 1:1-2:3

a)

YHWH's cosmological poem

b)

The story of Adam and his descendants

c)

Genealogy from Adam to Noah

d)

Story of the flood

36.

Genesis 2:4-4:26

a)

YHWH's cosmological poem

b)

The story of Adam and his descendants

c)

Genealogy from Adam to Noah

d)

Story of the flood

37.

Genesis 5:1-6:8

a)

YHWH's cosmological poem

b)

The story of Adam and his descendants

c)

Genealogy from Adam to Noah

d)

Story of the flood

38.

Genesis 6:9-9:29

a)

Table of nations descended from Noah

b)

Genealogy from Shem to Abraham

c)

Genealogy from Adam to Noah

d)

Story of the flood

39.

Genesis 10:1-11:9

a)

Table of nations descended from Noah

b)

Genealogy from Shem to Abraham

c)

Genealogy from Adam to Noah

d)

Story of the flood

40.

Genesis 11:10-26

a)

Table of nations descended from Noah

b)

Genealogy from Shem to Abraham

c)

Genealogy from Adam to Noah

d)

Story of the flood

41.

Genesis 11:27-25:11

a)

Table of nations descended from Noah

b)

Genealogy of Ishmael

c)

Genealogy from Adam to Noah

d)

The Story of Abraham

42.

Genesis 25:12-18

a)

The Story of Jacob and Esau

b)

Genealogy of Ishmael

c)

Genealogy of Esau

d)

The Story of Abraham

e)

The Story of Joseph and his brothers

43.

Genesis 25:19-35:29

a)

The Story of Jacob and Esau

b)

Genealogy of Ishmael

c)

Genealogy of Esau

d)

The Story of Abraham

e)

The Story of Joseph and his brothers

44.

Genesis 36:1-37:1

a)

The Story of Jacob and Esau

b)

Genealogy of Ishmael

c)

Genealogy of Esau

d)

The Story of Abraham

e)

The Story of Joseph and his brothers

45.

Genesis 37:1-50:26

a)

The Story of Jacob and Esau

b)

Genealogy of Ishmael

c)

Genealogy of Esau

d)

The Story of Abraham

e)

The Story of Joseph and his brothers

46.
We are fallen in these relationships because of ________________.
a)
Sin 
b)
Creation
c)
Jesus 
d)
Ourselves 
47.
We are ________________ in these relationships through Jesus Christ.
a)
Restored
b)
Redeemed
c)
Fallen
d)
Created
48.
We will be fully ________________ to these relationships when Christ returns.
a)
Restored
b)
Redeemed
c)
Fallen
d)
Created
49.
Therefore: We respond in faith, worship, ________________, and obedience by
a)
Love 
b)
Truth
c)
Faith
d)
Stewardship
50.
AACS Worldview Statement: Seek __________
a)
Truth
b)
Creation
c)
Others
d)
Jesus 
51.
AACS Worldview Statement: Serve __________
a)
Truth
b)
Creation
c)
Others
d)
Jesus 
52.
AACS Worldview Statement: Steward __________
a)
Truth
b)
Creation
c)
Others
d)
Jesus 
53.

Doing the right thing to the right extent for the right people in the right way at the right time according to a right interpretation of God’s Word.

a)

Biblical Justice

b)

Distributive justice

c)

Procedural justice

d)

Retributive justice

e)

Restorative justice

54.

What is ___________ ___________ – the really real?

a)

Prime Reality

b)

External Reality

c)

Personal Life-Orienting

d)

Human Being

e)

Possible to Know

55.

What is the nature of ___________ ___________, that is, the world around us?

a)

Prime Reality

b)

External Reality

c)

Personal Life-Orienting

d)

Human Being

e)

Possible to Know

56.

What is a ___________ ___________?

a)

Prime Reality

b)

External Reality

c)

Personal Life-Orienting

d)

Human Being

e)

Possible to Know

57.

Why is it ___________ _________ __________ anything at all?

a)

Prime Reality

b)

External Reality

c)

Personal Life-Orienting

d)

Human Being

e)

Possible to Know

58.

What ______________________________ core commitments are consistent with this worldview?

a)

Prime Reality

b)

External Reality

c)

Personal, Life-Orienting

d)

commitments, fundamental orientations

e)

Fundamental, Life-orienting

59.

The good life is achieved in seeking the greatest good for the greatest number of people.

a)

Libertarian Ethics

b)

Virtue Ethics

c)

Utilitarianism

60.

The good life is achieved in seeking virtue. Virtue is seeking to fulfill a person or things telos (end, goal, purpose, and design).

a)

Libertarian Ethics

b)

Virtue Ethics

c)

Utilitarianism

61.

The good life is achieved is through protecting individual freedom. Individual’s free choice, unencumbered by outside influences (people or circumstances), will bring about the greatest possible good.

a)

Libertarian Ethics

b)

Virtue Ethics

c)

Utilitarianism

62.

Which of the three approaches to ethics discussed in class is Torah most similar to?

a)

Libertarian Ethics

b)

Virtue Ethics

c)

Utilitarianism

63.

What did we argue in class was at the center of the Torah’s narrative and ethical system?

a)

Worship of YHWH

b)

The Ten Commandments

c)

The Tabernacle

d)

The story of Moses

64.

To violate the trust of others. To rebel or trespass. Pesha in Hebrew.

a)

Iniquity

b)

Sin

c)

Transgression

65.

To be bent or crooked. Avon in Hebrew.

a)

Iniquity

b)

Sin

c)

Transgression

66.

To fail or miss the mark. Khata in Hebrew.

a)

Iniquity

b)

Sin

c)

Transgression

67.

(1) right reason about things to be done, (2) being wise or judicious in practical affairs

a)

Prudence

b)

Temperance

c)

Fortitude

d)

Faith

68.

moderation or self-restraint in action, statement, self-control

a)

Prudence

b)

Temperance

c)

Fortitude

d)

Faith

69.

mental and emotional strength in facing difficulty, adversity, danger, or temptation courageously

a)

Prudence

b)

Temperance

c)

Fortitude

d)

Faith

70.

(1) confidence or trusting in a person or thing, (2) belief that is not based on proof, (3) obligation of loyalty or fidelity

a)

Hope

b)

love

c)

Fortitude

d)

Faith

71.

a continual looking forward to the second coming of Jesus, the messiah, who will set the world to rights.

a)

Hope

b)

love

c)

Fortitude

d)

Faith

72.

the state of the will in which a person seeks for the good of another

a)

Hope

b)

love

c)

Fortitude

d)

Faith

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