Bib Theo Midterm

Which question is NOT one of three questions used in the book-by-book approach of biblical theology?

Which element is NOT part of the definition of biblical theology?

The New Testament uses promise/fulfillment language or prophecy/fulfillment language more than covenant language.

The placement of certain books can influence the interpretation of those books.

A plot is a series of events that that are chronologically arranged by the audience.

Covenants between men are the first covenants made in the Bible

Direct prophecies are when the ____________________ foreshadows what is expected to be realized

Promises may contain a person or an event that are apparent at the time that it was being stated.

"God has OT promises that will be physically fulfilled for the nation of Israel in the future" represents

What is the sign provided for the remembrance of the Noahic covenant?

The Classical/Reformed tradition recognizes 6 many major covenants.

_________ is an overarching story involving several minor stories.

The protagonist is the character that the narrative is focused upon.

When a historical event foreshadows what is expected to be realized, it is a ________________________

The question, "What are some connections within this section of the Bible?" is an example of what type of approach?

Covenants are the most overlooked element of the Bible’s own way of doing biblical theology.

Which approach is NOT a unifying principle?

a covenant is an agreement between two parties with particular elements that ________________

Though the Bible is unified it contain many veiwpoints.

Typically, a dialogue in a story is a clue that there is a new scene

The following are methods of doing biblical theology?

Adam is the antitype, Christ is the type

God is what type of character in the unified story of the Bible

What covenant follows a Hittite suzerain treaty/covenant formula.

The new covenant is the most debated covenant in the Bible