Exam 8: Law, Ritual, and Holiness

The Code of Hammurapi is the only ancient Near Eastern law code in existence.

The treatment of lesser classes is never discussed in the Covenant Code.

Offering something of value to a deity is called ___________________.

The descriptions of rituals and ritual objects in Exodus 25-31 are realistically mundane.

The Philistines apparently emigrated from:

Case law, often in the form of a conditional sentence in which specific situations are addressed, is called _____________________.

The Hebrew word for holiness, qodesh, literally means:

The type of sacrifice where an animal is offered in place of the offender is called:

The portable dwelling for the ark was called____________________.

The Ritual Decalogue apparently forbids all of the following except:

The Ritual Decalogue is concerned mainly with community relations.

All of the following statements are true of the Urim and Thummim except:

The "ark of the covenant" and the "ark of the testimony" are the same thing.

Hammurapi's Law Code dates to which century bce?

The formula "eye for eye, tooth for tooth" found in Exodus 21.24 is known as the _________________.

Hammurapi claimed that this god ordered him to give the laws to the people:

The ___________________ is characterized by the use of case laws more frequently than apodictic laws.

All are theories that attempt to explain the purity laws except:

The main source of the Holiness Code appears to be:

The cherubim consisted of two gold statues of