Abraham's family was not worshippers of Yahweh before the revelation
God chooses one man to restore His people to Himself
Abraham
The additional promise of God to the Israelites when they return to him
A new heart
Physical needs preceded the need for justice and equality or even a good life
Sacred objects as the main focus of the Israelites religious fervor
Ark of the covenant and the Tent of meeting
The key word in the Abrahamic covenant
Restore
God preserved Noah and all the animals because they were good
The sinfulness of the Israelites deserved death but because of God's covenant, he cannot change God's restraint from doing so
The depository of the copy of the Ten Commandment
Ark of Covenant
The book which emphasized the theme-obedience is rewarded with blessings and disobedience with all sorts of suffering
Deuteronomy
The Mosaic covenant has conditions for man and through those conditions, his sin is revealed and seen as a sacrifice
Mosaic
Father-in-law of Moses
Jethro
They survived in the desert because they learned to take care of each other and learned to think of the community and not only their individual needs
Weaknesses as a people were already evident early in their journey
Covenant establishes a
Relationship
As sojourners, they cannot afford to accumulate things but have to be content with the barest necessity
Covenant is central in Old Testament theology
Covenant
The penalty for sin
Death
The key word in the Adamic covenant
Redemption
Benefits of a relationship with Yahweh
Land, family, nation, blessing
The covenant between Yahweh and the Israelites gave more benefits to the people
The key word in the Noahic covenant
Restraint
These were later committed to written form individually or in smaller units, later collected and compiled forming a continuous story of the journey to promised land
Oral stories
God gave Noah and the earth as a sign of that covenant promise
Rainbow
David's son who was given three promises by God
Solomon
The collapsible structure that they carry around during their travels
Tent of Meeting
The focus of God's relationship was
Revelation
It played an important role in the crossing of the Jordan River and the conquest of Jericho