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Class 2:
Cain's descendants have variety ocupacional learning how to use the earth's metal to
make tools of iron and bronze(a mixture of copper and tin)
Noah pass 7 days in the flood with all animals
Noah:Descendant of Seth became the only hope for thecontinued existence of the human race
MT.Ararat:After the flood,Noha´s ark come to reston this mountain range in modern Turkey
Capital punishment:the death penalty
The flood was God's punishment for the height of evil man had reached
Noah has three sons Shem,Ham Japheth
Shinar:The survivors of the flood and their descendants gradually migrate south
eastward from the mountains in which the ark had come to rest and settled in a plain
also know in the story as (Sumer)
Nimrod:Son of Ham,emerged as the leader of the group,beganto be a mighty one in the
earth The whole earth was of one language
Nimrod´s leadership,the people who had come together in Shinar began to built the
city of Babel later known as Babylon,He began to construct a tower reaching far up into
the sky,Defying God's commander to replenish the,earth they declared “Let us make us
a name , lest we be scattered abroad upon the face of the whole earth”God's respond
to these men was simply confused their one language. Except perhaps within extended
families to speak different languages Nimrod's dominion collapsed
Nation:Is a large group of people who think of themselvesas one and act in history as a
unit “restrained from them, which they have imagined to do”
Class 3:
God planned to save manfrom sin and its consequence,God'splan for mankind provides a
thread to follow through history
Dispercion:The scattering if people over the earth
Abraham:The father of the nation of Israel
God selected Abraham (Descendant of Noah's son Shem)He lived with his wife in the
city of UR around 2000 B.C.,God told him that leave the city to most important
city,Sumer(Shiner)
Fertile Crescent:Its ability to grow crops and becauseits shape resembles a crescent
moon
The Mediterranean Sea lay on its western side;the Persian Gulf on its eastern side
Tigris:Means arrow
Eupharates:Means that makes fruitful
Straight as an arrow
Mesopotamia:The 180,000 square mile area between aintermediately around the
rivers,The line between the two rivers
Sumer lay between Akkad and the Persian Gulf in a region the Bible calls Shinar
B.C.:Means “Before the birth of Christ”
A.D.:Means “anno Domini” means in the year of ourLORD
Circa:Latin for word approximately
Nimrod:Descendant of Ham
Cuneiform:Wedge-shaped writing
Middle East:a part of the world where the continentsof Africa,Asia,and Europe
The city have two nations one of them was of Nimrod the descendant of Nimrod was
Ham for this reason this nation call Hamitic
Sargon:The Akkadian king
Akkadians takes some cultures of the Sumerians like the wheel and the cuneiform
Sumerians appear to have been the first people after the Flood to have used writing
Class 4:
Polytheists:Worshipers of many gods
The sumerians were polytheists and humanism
Monotheists:Worshiper of one god
Abraham was Monotheists
The sumerians gods displayed petty jealousy,envy and fear
Anu:The god of the sky
Ziggurats:Built in tiers or stages,each stage smallerthan the one beneath,all a top a
large mound of clay or debris
The ziggurats at UR during Abraham's day was 200 feet long,150 feet wide,70 feet
high
Nanna:Moon god
Ur-Nammu:King of Ziggurats
Babylon is in the center of Mesopotamia
Class 5:
Empire:Ruler one city for people over other citiesor people
Babylonia:empires centered there that Sumer and thesurrounding lands
In mesopotamia has cities but two cities of us are Mari in the north and Larsa i the
south
Hammurabi:united all of Mesopotamia under his rule
Around 1800 B.C. when a king named Hammurabi came to the throne of Babylon
Bureancy:an organized group of people appointed bya ruler to help him govern
Shamash:god of sun
Hammurabi receiving the right to give laws from the sun god
Laws:Rulers people follow in living together
Promulgation:Making the laws known
Equality under the law:Means all people who committhe same crime should be punished
in the same way
Sumerian goddess love was Inanna that was renamed Ishtar
Marduk:the chief god
Class 6:
Canaan:The land to which God led Abraham,The centerof the ancient world(Also known
as Israel or Palestine)
Megiddo:The Bible points to a valley in Israel(Palestine),OrArmageddon as the
battleground of world history
The Patriarchs-Abraham,Isacc,and Jacob(founding fathersof Israel)live in Canaan for
a total of 230 years
Nation-state:a nation or a people living in its ownland with its own government
Israel was theocracy persons buts follow only the one true god
The Cannanites coincides consisted of many peoples
Amorites,Hittites,Kenites,Jebusites
Baal:the chief god of Canaanites
The canaanites “worship” consistent of wild dance and rituals including the sacrifice of
human beings
Sodom and Gomorrah,the evils of the flesh reached such extremes that God destroyed
the cities with fire and brimstone
Patricians were nomads
Class 7:
Ham´s son Mizraim settled in Egypt
Herodotus:Greek historian
Herodotus viewed the ruins of Egypt in the 5th century B.C. and wrote of his
impressions like pyramids,sphinxes and hieroglyphics
Pyramids:huge tombs
Sphinxes:large stone statues with the health of men,rams,orhawks and the bodies of
lions
Hieroglyphics:sacred carvings
Joseph became the chief assistant to an Egyptian king when he interpreted the king's
dreams
Moses was saved from drawing is perhaps one of the most familiar parts of the Bible
In A.D. 1799,French soldiers in Egypt accidentallyuncovered a broken slab of black
basalt(a fine-grained rock)near the town of Rosetta.This stone, later dubbed the
Rosetta Stone, contained a message carved in three languages:hieroglyphics, demotic
(another ancient Egyptian language), and Greek.
The French scholarJean-François Champollionworkedfor fourteen years until he
solved the riddle of theRosetta Stone.After theresults of Champollion's work were
announced in 1822, scholars were able to read other hieroglyphics that the ancient
Egyptians had left behind.
Archeology:the study of the relics and ruins of ancientcultures
Class 8:
Nile River:the longest river in the world and oneof the few that flow south to north
The Nile fanned out into many streams to form thedeltaregion, named for its
resemblance to theGreek letterdelta (🔺 ).
delta:was the most fertile areas in the world
Herodotus, in fact, called Egypt the "gift of the Nile."
The greatest gift of the Nile to Egypt was thefertilesoilit left behind. Agriculture
provided a solid foundation for great wealth in Egypt, making the land a breadbasket
for the ancient world. Even when the Nile failed to follow its cycle during the time of
Joseph, the Egyptians had stored enough grain to carry them through the seven year
famine.
papyrus:plants that grew along the river banks,
Cataracts:Desert sands lay to the east west and south
Class 9:
Review
1. The call of Abraham marked the beginning of God's plan for the salvation of mankind.
God chose Abraham to father a great nation, Israel, out of whom Jesus Christ, the
Savior of mankind, would come.
2. B.C means "before Christ" and A.D. is the abbreviation for the Latin phrase anno
Domini, "in the year of our Lord." The first coming of Jesus Christ was so important
that it became the main dividing point of history.
1.Egypt had a class system. The ruling class was made up of the nobles and priests; the
middle class was made up of the craftsmen, scribes, and soldiers; and the lower class
was made up of the farmers and slaves. Moving down the organization of the pharaoh's
assistants to the vast majority, we find that really all Egyptians were in a sense the
pharaoh's assistants.
2. Each plague involved some force or aspect of nature that the Egyptians worshiped.
For example, the Nile turned to blood, the skies brought forth hail and locusts, and the
sun was darkened. Frogs, lice, and flies-_ sacred creatures to the
Egyptians--tormented the people who worshiped them. Boils appeared upon animals,
men, and even priests, the special servants of the gods. By the tenth plague, Egypt's
gods had been humbled, and all the world could see that the God of Israel has power
over His creation.
1.Javan
2.Crete
3.in construction
4.for piracy and war
5.the destruction of cities and the lack of writing, Dorians, Homer
6.Homer, Iliad and Odyssey
7.Mount Olympus
8.Zeus
9.they were a product of a poetic genius
10.a hero is less stronger than a God and also could die