Unit 4-Exodus: Hope and Warning
Unit 5- Servant Leadership Overview
Unit 6-Jesus of Nazareth
Unit 7-Reversal of Expectations
Unit 8-Discipleship
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What are the Ten Commandments?

They are the laws for the Israelites given to Moses.

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Who was King David?

King David is the somewhat flawed leader of Israel who ultimately ends up being successful

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What is Hellenism?

Greek influence on the Isrealites

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What type of stories did Jesus tell?

Parables

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Why might a poor fisherman follow Jesus?

Because Jesus supports the lower classes and would identify with a fisherman.

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Why does Moses ask the Pharaoh to let his people go?

The Lord sent Moses to free the Israelites from the Pharoah.

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Who was Deborah?

Deborah was the only female judge and one of the only female leaders of her time.

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What was Roman Occupation like for the Jews?

King Herod was the leader and there were heavy taxes, forced peace, and resistance was crushed. Israel was not free.

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What was the lesson of the Prodigal Son?

Jesus will forgive everyone who repents.

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What are 3 identities mentioned in the Sermon on the Mount?

Poor in Spirit, Mourners, Meek, those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, merciful, clean of heart, peacemakers, persecuted ones

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How did Moses survive even though all newborn boys were supposed to be drowned in the river?

His mother, Jochebed, hides him for 3 months and then sends him down the river in a basket so the Pharaoh’s daughter can find him and convince the Pharaoh to let him live.

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Who were the prophets?

The prophets were people who warned about the future and the Day of the Lord. They were often seen as crazy and did many crazy stunts.

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What was the Maccabean Revolt?

A revolt that restored Jewish rule in Israel for the Jews.

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What was the lesson of Zacchaeus?

Sinners who repent will be welcomed into God’s kingdom with open arms.

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Why might the disciples have followed Jesus?

They may have believed they could follow Jesus into a new faith and eternal life.

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How does the new Pharaoh respond to the growing population of Israelites in Egypt?

He limites the freedom of the Israelites

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Who were the Judges?

The Judges were sent by God and always fell into sin after some time, bringing Israel into a cycle of sin and repentance.

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Who was Viktor Frankl?

An Austrian neurologist, psychiatrist, and Holocaust survivor who devoted his life to studying, understanding, and promoting one’s meaning.

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What was the lesson of the Syrophonicean Woman and the Deaf Man?

Jesus will heal those who are broken and welcome them into his kingdom.

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What might John the Baptist believe his role is as a disciple of Jesus?

John the Baptist might believe that his role is to spread the Kingdom of God on earth to people by baptizing them.

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How did Joseph end up in Egypt? What does he do in Egypt?

His brothers sold him into slavery. Once in Egypt he interprets people’s dreams and saves Egypt from famine.

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What is servant leadership?

a leadership style that focuses on the growth and well-being of others, putting the needs of others first, sharing power, and helping people develop

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What is Hope vs Expectation?

Hope is a positive trust and belief in the possibility of good, while expectation is the assumption that a particular outcome will happen.

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What was the lesson of Laborers in the Vineyard?

Everyone will be welcomed into God’s kingdom no matter how long they are faithful for.

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What are 3 reasons why first century people may become one of Jesus’ disciples?

To go to heaven, to create the kingdom of God on earth, to spread the word of God to others, because they heard Jesus preach, to defend their beliefs, to have a good life with God

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