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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. How is Mordecai's reaction to the plot of Haman different from the reactions by past Jews in similar situations?

2. What follows the apocalypse?

3. What does Psalm 2 do nothing short but envision?

4. To what does the author compare a man who has thrown out his whoring wife, then, after she is gone, realizes he loves her no matter the mistakes she has made?

5. Even the goodness he sees in his own work did not bring God this.

Short Essay Questions

1. Is the Tanakh a tragedy?

2. How does God begin when he creates the world and all that is on it?

3. What happen after Ezra reads the "scroll of the Teaching of Moses?"

4. How is the love between the man and wife before and after the reconciliation?

5. How do God's people preserve him?

6. How is God's life saved after the events involving Job?

7. How are God and Israel brought back together in the Book of Daniel?

8. What are the four things Job does, according to the common interpretation of the Book of Job?

9. To what type of knowledge does the knowledge described in Isaiah refer?

10. Why is cultic sacrifice a late development in the Judean culture?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

When does God realize He is responsible for Israel's social order? What six-part action leads to this discovery? What are the four crescendos that affect the emerging character of God?

Essay Topic 2

God seems to favor certain individuals in Abraham's family.

Part 1) Who does he favor?

Part 2) Why does he favor these individuals over others?

Part 3) What have we learned about God and His ability to pick and choose specific individuals?

Essay Topic 3

What does Deuteronomy mean? What comprises Deuteronomy? How does Deuteronomy exceed previous books?

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