Places
Characters
Characters continued
Terms
Themes & Concepts
100

Augustus Caesar brought the Pax Romana to this empire. 

What is the Roman Empire?

100

This is a rich, young, and beautiful woman who steals another woman's man.

Who is Linnet Ridgeway?

100

He is a whiny, petty, irresponsible Greek commander who likes to duck into his tent. 

Who is Achilles? 

100

A term that means a clue or piece of information that is intended to be misleading or distracting. 

(Hint: Used in mystery and detective novels)

What is a red herring?

100

Aesop's Fables is almost entirely focused on "you reap what you sow." But the Christian knows better and should balance these two things.

What are law and grace?

200

Francis Schaeffer and his wife named their home L' Abri (French for "the shelter") in this place. 

What is the Alps? (Switzerland) 

200

An animal character from Aesop's Fables who lived a content life in his poor state though at one brief moment in his life, he wished he had more.

Who is the country mouse?

200

She bravely faced danger and imminent death during the exile. God kept His promise of a Savior because He used her to save the Jews.

Who is Esther? 

200

The idea that multiple religion’s claims of truth can be true at the same time.

What is religious pluralism?

200

This biblical book's theme is "hope" (audience is the returnees). Name the book.

What is 1-2 Chronicles? 

300

This is the place where the Ark of the Covenant dwelled.

What is the holy of holies? Or, what is the temple?

300

From our study on Joshua, Judges, and Ruth, you read about a man who stole things from Jericho and ended up getting himself and his family stoned to death.

Who is Achan?

300

She was a judge, prophetess, and military strategist during the time of the Judges. 

Who is Deborah?

300

This is a term that parallels actual historical figures or events in salvation history (OT) and their later analogous fulfillment (NT).

What is typology?

300

A system of government in which priests rule in the name of God or a god.

What is a theocracy? 

400

They conquered the Babylonians. Name the ruler that let the Israelites return home.

Who is Cyrus? (Persians)

400

He was the cupbearer to Artaxerxes.

Who is Nehemiah?

400

He leads the second return from Babylon.

Who is Ezra?

400

This is the idea that power will eventually corrupt the one who sought and holds power. (hint: Ulysses speech)

What is the Universal Wolf?

400

These are the four standards of judgement we are to apply to art. 

What are technical excellence, validity, intellectual content (the worldview that comes through), integration of content and vehicle?

500

When Octavian and Antony divide the empire, Antony chose this half. (western or eastern?)

What is the eastern half of the Roman Empire?

500

This woman fell in “love” with Troilus but when given to the Greeks, quickly fell for someone else.

Who is Cressida?

500

The king of the Jews, descendant of Esau, who had his wife murdered.

Who is Herod the Great?

500

Name each component of the cycle of deliverance found in Judges.

What are walk with God, fall away, judgment, repentance, deliverance?

500

A major theme in this book focuses on what it means to be true (ie: faithful). (name the book)

Troilus and Cressida. 

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