Term
| What were the 7 things that the Jews were looking for during the time of Jesus? |
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Definition
1. Messianic/Davidic King
2. Prophet like Moses
3. New Exodus
4. New Covenant
5. Coming of Elijah
6. God to come to His Temple
7. God will pour his spirit out on all flesh |
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Term
What are the differences between the beliefs and practices of theses following people groups?
1. Sanhedrin
2. Pharisees
3. Sadducees
4. Essenes |
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Definition
1. Sanhedrin- governing body
2. Pharisees- whole OT authoritative, strict OT law
3. Sadducees- first 5 OT authoritative, no miracles, no resurrection, controlled the temple
4. Essenes- withdrew from the temple, lived in seclusion, preserved scripture |
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Term
What are the differences between the following ways to translate scripture?
1. Formal
2. Functional
3. Paraphrase |
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Definition
1. Formal Equivalence (Literal): Keeping the original words, word order, grammar, etc.
2. Functional Equivalence- Keeping the meaning of the original language, but putting their words and sayings into what would be normally understood today.
3. Paraphrase: Paraphrasing from something already translated in order to make it more easily understood. |
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Term
| Who wrote all four Gospels (including John), their themes, and to whom they were written? |
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Definition
1. Matthew, Christ is the Messiah, to the Jews
2. Mark, Christ as suffering servant, to the slaves in Rome
3. Luke, Christ as perfect man, to the Greeks
4. John, Christ as God, to the whole world |
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Term
| How was Acts 1:8 splits up the book of Acts, specifically what places Jesus mentions to the apostles? Who was the main protagonist for each section of the book (who went to what place). |
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Definition
Acts 1-8: Peter to Jerusalem
Acts 8-12: Philip to Judea
Acts 13-28: Paul to ends of the world |
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Term
| How does Dr. Love break up the book of Acts? |
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Definition
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Term
| What chapter of Acts gives the account of the Jerusalem Council? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who went with Paul on his first two Missionary journeys? |
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Definition
1. Paul, Mark, Barnabas
2. Paul, Timothy, Silas |
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Term
Who is the author and and what is the theme of the following books?
1. Acts
2. James
3. Galatians |
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Definition
1. Luke, Founding of the Church
2. James (brother of Jesus), Works are the fruit of salvation
3. Paul, Salvation by faith alone |
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Term
Who is the author and and what is the theme of the following books?
1. 1 Corinthians
2. 2 Corinthians
3. 1 Thessalonians
4. 2 Thessalonians |
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Definition
1. Paul, Correcting the church and collecting the offering
2. Paul, Defending Paul's authority
3. Paul, End times
4. Paul, End times |
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Term
How were the following people martyred?
1. Peter
2. Paul
3. James (Jesus brother)
4. James (John brother)
5. John the Baptist
6. John |
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Definition
1. Crucified upside down
2. Beheaded
3. Stoned
4. Beheaded
5. Beheaded by Herod
6. Old age |
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Term
| Know the four (yes, four) letters Paul wrote to the Corinthians and in what order they were written. |
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Definition
1. Previous Letter
-forbade associate with immoral people
2. 1 Corinthians
3. Painful Letter
-assured Pauls' love but the need for discipline
4. 2 Corinthians |
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Term
| List some interesting or important information about the people Paul was writing to (about the city of Corinth and its culture). |
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Definition
-Large trade city in Macedonia
-Interested in philosophy and placed premium on wisdom
-Contained 12 temples for many gods
-highly immoral people (Aphrodite)
-Christians struggled with whether to eat food offered to idols
-Pagan courts |
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Term
| What were the church problems Paul was correcting in 1 Corinthians? |
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Definition
1. Areas of weakness
-divisons -pagan courts
-immorality -abuse of Lord's supper
2. correct false teaching about resurrection
3. give instruction concerning the offering for poverty stricken Jerusalem |
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Term
| Briefly describe Paul's 1st missionary journey |
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Definition
-Paul, Barnabas, and Mark
-Traveled to from Antioch to Galatia
-Mark left
-Paul and Barnabas fought over Mark; Paul was not happy with Mark |
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Term
| List the books of the NT in Canonical order |
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Definition
| Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Acts, Romans, 1 and 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, 1 and 2 Thessalonians, 1 and 2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon, Hebrews, James, 1 and 2 Peter, 1 and 2 and 3 John, Jude, Revelation |
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