Exam 23: Retelling the Story of David

1 Chronicles begins with:

The Chronicler is the biblical term for the author of Chronicles.

Describe the use of form-critical analysis to study the psalms. How have form-critical analyses of the psalms helped scholars to understand them better? What, if any, are the shortcomings of the form-critical method for the psalms?

Chronicles, Ezra, and Nehemiah all had the same author.

Chronicles uses no other sources other than those found in the Bible.

A collection of psalms known as the _____________ uses the divine name Elohim five times more frequently than Yahweh.

The English name for the book of Psalms is derived from a Greek word for a:

The German scholar who first applied form criticism to the psalms was __________________.

The Chronicler gives significant attention to the tribe of:

According to Chronicles, Solomon paid for the raw materials for the Temple with:

In Jewish tradition, the third division of the Bible is known as ________________.

A frequently used term for the author of Chronicles is ___________________.

The Psalms frequently quote Chronicles.

The books of Psalms is divided into ________ parts.

The category of psalms that consists of songs praising Yahweh is:

Traditionally nearly half of the psalms are attributed to:

Psalms that contain a question-and-answer format are called:

All kings in Chronicles are patterned after:

____________ is the primary poetic device of most biblical poetry.

Many scholars suggest a date for Chronicles in the late fifth or early fourth century bce.