Which of the following Old Testament wisdom books have parallels in the writings of surrounding cultures?  (Check all that apply.)

Deuteronomy 26.5-10 is sometimes referred to as:

Even though class lecture defines Old Testament “wisdom literature” simply as the books of Proverbs, Job, and Ecclesiastes, many scholars define wisdom literature as a type of writing (genre) rather than as a term for specific books.

Match the term on the left with the identification on the right that best fits.

Which of the following is not identified in class lecture as one of the “dimensions” of proverbial wisdom?

The theology lecture considers which Old Testament character as exemplary of the deep narrative tension between human agency and divine providence?

However different scholars regard the idea of the Deuteronomic Historian, the historical books are generally regarded as theologically independent of and distinct from the book of Deuteronomy.

Which volume of the Book of the Twelve is part of the “Judgment” movement?

The Mesha stele gives additional background for which Israelite king?

Check all that apply to the character Samuel: