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Relationship With God (Creation (Other (What kind of creatures did God…

- - - - Eve is tempted by Satan to eat forbidden fruit
      - Eve gets Adam to eat the fruit
      - God uses Adam's rib to make him Eve
      - Both get in trouble with God and get kicked out of Garden of Eden
      - God created companions (animals) for Adam; none were good enough
      - NOT FACUAL: Mythic Truth
      - God created Adam out of dirt
    - - Humans are created both equal and different
      - Adam and Eve were born in a state of original holiness and justice
      - God willed that men and women be for eachother
      - God is not the image of humans
  - - - Angels: Spiritual
      - Humans: Spirit and Body
      - Animals: Body
    - - God wanted to share his glory with humans
    - - Science studies the 'how' but can never answer 'why'
      - Religion/theology studies why; why we exist and why we are here
  - - - Sun/Moon
      - Fish/Birds
      - Land/Water
      - Animals/Humand
      - Water/Sky
      - Rest
      - Light/Dark
    - - There is one Goid
      - God planned creation
      - God created the world out of nothing
      - God ordered the world and made it good
- - - - Correct: You are using things such as Criticism and Senses of Scripture to understand the Bible
    - - Wrong: You are manipulating the text to fir your own needs
- - - - Isaiah
        
        First of the three authors; wrote chapters 1-39 (742 BC-700 BC)
        
        He focused on repentance and preached about hope. Often spoke of a sign that would signify the Messiah.
      - Deutero-Isaiah
        
        Second author; wrote chapters 40-55 (not actually Isaiah)
        
        He was a poet
        
        Preached hope, redemption, and uniquely the power of God
        
        Wrote the "Servant-Songs"
      - Disciple of Isaiah
        
        Final, unknown author who wrote chapters 56-66
        
        Wrote about the actual Exile. Talked about saving everyone and going back to the Promised Land
    - - Amos
        
        Norther Kingdom (750 BC)
        
        Preached about service and justice, he was critical to sinful lives of the North. Have to actually do good and not just go to synagogue; unless the people change there will be destruction
      - Jeremiah
        
        Before and after the Babylonian Exile (587 BC)
        
        Exemplifies hope, redemption, and endurance. Preached that the Exile was part of God's plan; after all, the Torah was written during this time which is very good
      - Ezekiel
        
        Before and during the Exile
        
        Before Exile he warns of imminent destruction. After it happens he changes his message to hope and restoration.