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Deuteronomy: A Covenantal Sermon and Treaty, Quizzes of Christianity

The book of deuteronomy as a religious text possessing both sermonic and treaty forms. It delves into the historical context of the israelites receiving moses' words in the fields of moab, the meaning of the term 'deuteronomy,' and the elements of the hittite treaty form, including the preamble, historical prologue, general stipulations, specific stipulations, blessings and curses, and witnesses. The document also discusses how deuteronomy further develops the mosaic covenant and the central theological theme of covenant, as well as the message of the book as a whole.

What you will learn

  • Where are the Israelites receiving the words of Moses delivered in Deuteronomy?
  • What are the two forms the Book of Deuteronomy possesses?
  • What is the message of Deuteronomy as a whole?

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Uploaded on 02/12/2015

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TERM 1
The book of Deuteronomy can be seen as
possessing which two forms?
DEFINITION 1
Sermon and Treaty; Covenantal
TERM 2
Where are the Israelites receiving the words
of Moses delivered in Deuteronomy?
DEFINITION 2
Fields of Moab
TERM 3
What does the word Deuteronomy mean?
DEFINITION 3
1. Greek word deuteros second and nomos "law"
TERM 4
What are the elements of the Hittite Treaty
form?
DEFINITION 4
Preamble: Identifies the parties of the t reaty and the setting of the
covenant that the suzerain is present ing to the vassal.Historical
Prologue: Revisits history of the relation ship between the suzerain and
vassal. History of Israel's journey from S inai to Moab. Designed to show
that despite the unfaithfulness of Israe l God faithfully brought them to
the entry point of the Promised LandG eneral Stipulations: Outline the
basic principles of the covenant relation ship; Suzerain reveals his
purposes to the vassal. God will certain maintain the covenant. 10
commandmentsSpecific Stipulations: S pell out the general stipulations
in greater detail as the suzerain gives the vassal specific
requirements.Blessings and Curses: th ere are consequence both for
faithful obedience to the covenant and violations of it; faithfulness will
be sufficiently rewarded by the suzera in king and disobedience will
meet with retribution; The exhortation to keep the covenant
stipulations comes in the form of blessin gs and curses.Witnesses: the
legality of the covenant is witnessed to by a third party; however, in the
case of Yahweh, there can be no third party who can sufficiently bear
witness.
TERM 5
How does the book of Deuteronomy further
develop the Mosaic Covenant?
DEFINITION 5
It is the Mosaic Covenant in Treaty form and it
contains the words of Moses
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TERM 1

The book of Deuteronomy can be seen as

possessing which two forms?

DEFINITION 1

Sermon and Treaty; Covenantal

TERM 2

Where are the Israelites receiving the words

of Moses delivered in Deuteronomy?

DEFINITION 2

Fields of Moab

TERM 3

What does the word Deuteronomy mean?

DEFINITION 3

1. Greek word deuteros second and nomos "law"

TERM 4

What are the elements of the Hittite Treaty

form?

DEFINITION 4

Preamble: Identifies the parties of the treaty and the setting of the

covenant that the suzerain is presenting to the vassal.Historical

Prologue: Revisits history of the relationship between the suzerain and

vassal. History of Israel's journey from Sinai to Moab. Designed to show

that despite the unfaithfulness of Israel God faithfully brought them to

the entry point of the Promised LandGeneral Stipulations: Outline the

basic principles of the covenant relationship; Suzerain reveals his

purposes to the vassal. God will certain maintain the covenant. 10

commandmentsSpecific Stipulations: Spell out the general stipulations

in greater detail as the suzerain gives the vassal specific

requirements.Blessings and Curses: there are consequence both for

faithful obedience to the covenant and violations of it; faithfulness will

be sufficiently rewarded by the suzerain king and disobedience will

meet with retribution; The exhortation to keep the covenant

stipulations comes in the form of blessings and curses.Witnesses: the

legality of the covenant is witnessed to by a third party; however, in the

case of Yahweh, there can be no third party who can sufficiently bear

witness. TERM 5

How does the book of Deuteronomy further

develop the Mosaic Covenant?

DEFINITION 5

It is the Mosaic Covenant in Treaty form and it

contains the words of Moses

TERM 6

Which theological theme is of central

importance to the book of Deuteronomy?

DEFINITION 6

Covenant

TERM 7

What is the message of Deuteronomy as a

whole?

DEFINITION 7

The suzerains blessings and curses are contingent

upon covenant faithfulness of the vassal

TERM 8

What is found at the most prominent place in

the entire book of Deuteronomy?

DEFINITION 8

The law/ten commandments

TERM 9

According to class discussion, what literary

device is used in the Decalogue to

demonstrate its structure?

DEFINITION 9

Patterns of "you shall not"

TERM 10

What is the message of the Decalogue?

DEFINITION 10

Negative statements to positive statements to

negative again. The Israelites were to act toward God

first 4 have to do with God and the rest are how we

deal with people/how the Israelites treated one

another.