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OBST 520 Exam 1 Liberty University
- The theological foundation on which the Psalms are built is that the Lord God of Israel is the universal sovereign who rules justly over the earth.
- Imprecatory Psalms were a simple expression of angry people towards their enemies.
- Psalms of trust are expressions of faith in the historical works of the Lord.
- The opening verses of Proverbs state the explicit purpose for the book.
- The book of Proverbs is divided into seven major sections.
- The primary contrast of life in the book of Proverbs is between prosperity and poverty.
- The book of Proverbs affirms cheerfulness, contentment, decision-making and diligence.
- Proverbs speaks frequently about truthfulness in relationships.
- There is no internal evidence that Ecclesiastes was written by Solomon.
- The preacher observed economic vitality and volatility.
- Ecclesiastes affirms a theology of retribution, what goes around comes around.
- Ecclesiastes teaches that success in life without faith in God is meaningless.
- The preacher begins with the futility of life by reviewing the cycles of the natural world.
- The preacher believes that much wisdom and knowledge brings joy and satisfaction.
- The preacher observed that wisdom should be better than folly just as light should be better than darkness.
- The preacher observed that pleasure is permanent as long as work produces wealth.
- The preacher believed that all excess of behavior, whether wicked or righteous was futile.
- Humanity is bound by time but wired for eternity.
- The preacher expounds on the truth of social injustice.
- The preacher believed that all activities of life incurred some risk.
- The Masoretic text divides the Psalms into how many books?
- The most numerous Psalms are:
- Which of the following are criteria for determining messianic Psalms?
- Enthronement Psalms referred to which of the following:
- Proverbs are represented by which of the following:
- Which of the following are necessary to live a wise life?
- Which of the following is not a major theme in Proverbs?
- Proverbs primarily encourages righteousness on the basis of which of the following:
- Proverbs emphasizes which of the following for good relationships?
- The genre of the book of Ecclesiastes is best understood as:
- The most prominent theme in Ecclesiastes is:
- What verses provide a basic framework for the thesis of Ecclesiastes?
- Human labor is primarily viewed in Ecclesiastes as:
- The preacher was skilled in which of the following:
- A time to scatter and gather stones probably refers to which of the following:
- According to the preacher, happiness in life comes from which of the following:
- Which of the following are disadvantages of wealth:
- The retribution formula breaks down in life because:
- The preacher exhorted the people to:
- There are more psalms of lament than any other kind of psalm in the Psalter.
- Some of the psalms within the Psalter indicate a context as late as the Babylonian exile.
- King David is credited as the compiler of the psalms into the canonical book of Psalms.
- The imprecatory psalms are prayers that confess sin to an all forgiving God.
- Wisdom psalms share substantial common ground with the literature of biblical wisdom found in books like Ecclesiastes, Job, and Proverbs.
- The book of Proverbs is entirely comprised of unconnected wisdom couplets.
- The book of Proverbs consists of a collection of wisdom sub-genres comprised into a collection after during (or after) the time of Hezekiah.
- The historical context of most proverbs is difficult to obtain, although the precept typically transcends history.
- Ecclesiastes is a title drawn from the Greek Septuagint translation of the Hebrew (transliterated informally as “Qohelet”).
- The most prominent theme in the book of Ecclesiastes is that life is hebel.
- The following is not a “type” of psalm found in the Psalter.
- Psalm 127 is considered what type of psalm?
- Psalm 22 is considered what type of psalm?
- The basic form of poetry in the psalms is
- The theology of the psalter is built on what foundation?
- Proverbs 1–9 comprise a collection of
- The dominant theme of Proverbs is
- Chapter 8 Proverbs contains a picture of personified
- The preacher of Ecclesiastes if otherwise known as
- From what perspective does the Preacher assess life in Ecclesiastes?
- The literal sense of the key Hebrew word “hebel” in Ecclesiastes is