Key Terms
Women in the Old Testament
Hebrew
Covenants
Interpretation of Scripture
100

God instructs the Israelites to slaughter a lamb and smear its blood on the doors so that the angel of death does not kill their firstborn son.

Passover

100

Egyptian slave/servant surrogate; mother to Ishmael

Hagar

100

God's steadfast love and covenant faithfulness

Hessed

100

This covenant models union with God that we will see again in the New Covenant

Adamic Covenant

100

Takes into account the meaning of the words themselves in Scripture. We understand what the authors intended by the plain words

Literal Sense

200

royal castle on a hill that looks forward to Heaven, "Heavenly Jerusalem"

Zion

200

First wife of Jacob by deception. Older daughter of Laban; continually has children with Jacob in efforts to earn his love

Leah

200

"anointed one" in Hebrew

Messiah

200

this covenant fulfills all other covenants

New Covenant

200

Someone, something or some event in the Old Testament that looks forward to someone, something or some event in the New Testament

Typology

300

The first 5 books of the Bible attributed to Moses; "five books"

Pentateuch

300

The only female judge who led a battle against the Canaanites in which afterwards she sang a song of praise

Deborah

300

Hebrew title for the great lady, queen mother who intercedes on behalf of Israel

Gebirah

300

This covenant takes place on Mount Moriah

Abrahamic Covenant

300

Looks for deeper, symbolic meaning in the text of Scripture

Allegorical Sense

400

The first proclamation of the Gospel in Genesis 3:15

Protoevangelium

400

mother-in-law to Ruth, lost her sons, set Ruth and Boaz up

Naomi

400

Hebrew word for Holy Spirit, Wind, Breath.

Ruah

400

The promise of the Davidic Covenant


Messiah will come from the Royal Line of David

400

Shows the lesson of the passage in Scripture. This considers how the text can be applied to personal conduct and how we live.

Moral Sense

500

A grave infraction of the law of God that destroys Divine life in the soul of the sinner turning away from God.

Mortal Sin

500

looks forward to Mary because she kills Sisera

Jael

500

"house of bread"; where the line of Jesse comes from, Jesus is born here

Bethlehem

500

Name the 3 Promises of the Abrahamic Covenant (and chapters)

Gen 15- Great Nation

Gen 17- Great Name

Great 22- Great Blessing

500

Interpretation that looks forward to the future meaning of the messages of the Bible. This looks to Heaven

Anagogical Sense

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