CHRTC 100 Study Guide - Final Guide: Babylonian Captivity, Gen12, Primeval History

• School: University of Alberta
• Department: Christian Theology at St Joseph's College
• Course: CHRTC 100
• Professor: Andrew Kirk

Document Summary

Starred learning outcome highlights: memorize the 7 key contours of israel"s history (module 1) Patriarchal history: the narratives of the forefathers of israel = abraham, isaac, jacob. Exodus: moses, the key leader of israel led the people from egypt to the promised. Conquest/possessing the land of the canaan: israel"s return to the promised land, and yahweh"s judgment of the people of canaan. (yahweh is the god of the israelite"s) Early monarchy: the building of the first temples in jerusalem and the establishment of kingship in israel. Divided kingdoms: establishment of israel in the north. Return and restoration: return of the exiles to israel and the rebuilding of the wall and temple: describe the 5-fold pattern present in scripture and give an example of each (module 2) Exile: cain is banished: discuss the importance of gen 12:1-3 in the story of abram, and explain why this is described as one of the key texts in the ot (module 3)