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1. The Bible books talk to us to convey God's message and teachings.
2. The Old Testament holds a significant position in the worship of the church as it contains the history and prophecies of God's people.
3. God's promises to Abraham included making him the father of a great nation, giving him a new land, and being his shield and reward.
4. The Ark of the Covenant and the Tabernacle of Testimony were sacred objects and places of worship for the Israelites, symbolizing God's presence among them.
5. Samuel was a prophet and judge for the Israelites, and he considered the threat of having a king as the greatest danger because it would lead to the people rejecting God as their king.
6. Prophets began their preaching by saying "Thus says the Lord," and they addressed their messages to the people of Israel, calling them to repentance and obedience to God.
7. The remnant referred to the faithful few who remained loyal to God despite the widespread idolatry and sin among the Israelites.
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α. S (The Old Testament is a divinely inspired book but also a human work.)
β. S (The church saw the hospitality of Abraham as the first manifestation of the Holy Trinity.)
γ. L (The Torah or the Law was the most revered book of the Israelites, not the Synagogue.)
δ. L (Solomon asked God for wisdom, not glory and wealth.)
ε. S (Proselytes were indeed Gentiles who converted to the Jewish faith.)
στ. S (Scientific knowledge helps us understand the creation and evolution of the universe, while the Bible reveals the purpose and meaning behind creation.)
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1. Αβραάμ - γ. Πατέρας όλων
2. Γεδεών - στ. Κριτής
3. Σαούλ - δ. Βασιλιάς
4. Μιχαίας - ε. Προφήτης των θρήνων
5. Ησαίας - β. Προφήτης της ειρήνης
6. Ιερεμίας - α. Ευαγγελιστής προφήτης