Unit 3 Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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If Farrer’s proposed solution to the synoptic problem is correct, then Mark was written first, Matthew used Mark as a source, and Luke used _________ and __________. (Choose ONE response that identifies the two sources that fit this theory).

A

Mark and Matthew

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the Festival of Weeks, celebrating Israel’s harvest and the giving of the Torah. For early Christians, also the coming of the Holy Spirit

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Pentecost

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a spring feast remembering the deliverance of the Israelites from enslavement in Egypt

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Passover

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the rededication of the Jerusalem temple during the Maccabean period

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Hanukkah

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5
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In John 1-12, also called the Book of Signs, the miracles of Jesus become ways of showing the power he has from God and of narratively revealing _________________. (Choose ONE response that best completes the sentence.)

A

his true identity

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The gospels that give narratives about Jesus’s birth and its circumstances are: (Choose ALL those that apply)

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Luke and Matthew

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righteous living described generally in terms of acting generously and mercifully toward enemies

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Luke, Sermon on the Plain

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goes through specific commandments, intensifying the command and pointing to the heart attitude needed for true righteousness

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Matthew, Sermon on the Mount

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Rejection of the Temple and care of the poor are the proper responses of disciples of Jesus according to John’s portrayal of ideal discipleship.

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false

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10
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The Christian __________ are most like ancient biographies in genre, expressing an evangelist’s beliefs about the theological significance of Jesus. (Choose the ONE term that fits the blank and the context).

A

gospels

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In the book of Acts, the Jerusalem Council (ch 15) tells the story of how early Jewish Christians met to decide which parts of the law should be considered binding for Gentile Christians.

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true

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12
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Compared to the way Mark shows the disciples being clueless about Jesus, Matthew makes the disciples look even worse, as hostile to Jesus and his mission.

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false

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13
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ministry on the way to and in Jerusalem

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Mark’s second half, suffering son of God

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14
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ministry in and around Galilee

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Mark’s first half, Jesus powerful in word and deed

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The three gospels that are similar enough in style on content that they clearly have a literary relationship to one another, called the synoptic gospels, are: (Choose the three that make up this group)

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luke, matthew, mark

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One of John’s unique theological contributions, in the Book of Glory, is the understanding of Jesus’s __________ as the event when Jesus reveals his glory. (Choose ONE response that best fits).

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crucifixion (death on the cross)

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17
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vindication of an innocent martyr. Jesus’s innocence recognized by witnesses; he explains the purpose of it after resurrection to disciples on Emmaus road, commissions them as witnesses, and the disciples end with worship in the temple

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Luke

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dramatic, open ending. Women are told to tell of the resurrection, but they leave afraid and silent

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mark

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19
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climactic conclusion. Jesus’s death, rumors of a stolen body, resurrection with supernatural events, appearance to disciples with great commissioning

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matthew

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20
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Jewish people like Tobit who lived in Assyria, and later like those in Acts who lived in Damascus, were considered Jews of the __________, those who were scattered and living outside their native lands in Palestine.

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diaspora

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21
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Both Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount in Matthew and Sermon on the Plain in Luke start with the __________, the series of blessings announcing who will be the objects of God’s particular favor.

22
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One of Luke’s contributions to an “orderly account” of the gospel of Jesus is that he records the trial of Jesus before ____________, a Roman official known in history, and who repeatedly judges Jesus to be innocent before giving in to Jesus’s accusers. (Choose ONE response)

A

pontius pilate

23
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All of the following are books included in the Apocrypha/Deuterocanon, EXCEPT: (Choose ONE that is NOT part of that collection)

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song of psalms

24
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an unfortunate woman whose 7 fiancees died on their marriage days. She prays, and God answers with deliverance from a demon and a living husband

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the wife of the book's title character who works to support her disabled husband, rebukes him for mistrusting her, and a mother who worries for her son's travel safety
anna
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the angel who pretends to be a relative, guides a journey, instructs about exorcism and healing, and battles a demon
Raphael/Azariah
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the faithful Israelite and father who buries dead kinspeople, gives alms, and models faithfulness while in exile
tobit
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the demon who kills newlywed men until he is cast out and vanquished by angel
Asmodeus
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the son in the story who travels for his fortune, finds a wife, exorcises a demon (with help), and follows guidance to heal his dad's blindness
tobias
30
Redaction criticism with the gospels helps scholars to recognize the theological and literary emphases of the evangelists by comparing how they adapted (redacted) the material they had from their source(s).
true
31
During the reign of Antiochus IV Epiphanes (175 to 167 BCE) over the region of ancient Palestine, the Jewish people lost many freedoms, EXCEPT: (Choose ONE response that was NOT a freedom they lost)
offering sacrifices to the Greek gods
32
Between the 3rd century BCE and the 1st century CE, all of the following subgroups developed within Judaism as people developed differing ideas about how to serve YHWH faithfully: (Choose ALL that apply)
Christians Pharisees Sadducees Samaritans Zealots Essenes
33
While Mark focuses on the action of Jesus's ministry, Matthew gives great emphasis to the discourses of Jesus--his speech and his teachings.
true
34
When the gathering of disciples occurs in Acts 2, the Holy Spirit empowers the believers, and the way they respond shows an ideal pattern for what ________ should look like. (Choose ONE response that best fits).
churches
35
Beginning with the early chapters, and especially in the Magnificat (Mary's Song) and the Sermon on the Plain, the Gospel of Luke envisions Jesus's ministry as the beginning of a cosmic reversal.
true
36
Giving alms to the poor is a practice referenced repeatedly in Tobit as a part of the life of faithfulness to Torah.
true
37
One of the things that becomes apparent when considering the parables in Luke is that Luke was interested in guiding the reader toward particular interpretations of the parables ("controlling the interpretation," in AJ Levine's words).
true
38
The term Messiah, Christ in Greek, is the one that Peter and the disciples use in the gospels to acknowledge Jesus's divine calling and identity. Its original meaning (before Jesus redefined anything about it) included: (Choose ALL that apply)
an ideal future king who will follow the pattern of King David and fulfill the Davidic covenant the "anointed one," coming from the anointing of Israel's kings
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Early Rabbinic Judaism developed a tradition that was based on both the written Torah and the "oral Torah," oral interpretations of the Scriptures that were passed down along with the texts.
true
40
According to the Two Source theory, Mark was likely the first gospel written, and the other material shared between Matthew and Luke likely came from a source that gets referred to as ________. (Choose ONE response that best completes the sentence).
Q (quelle)
41
In the final chapters of Acts (27 and 28), Paul's difficult journey results in many chances to witness about Jesus in surprising contexts. All of the following events occur: (Choose ALL the following events that are included in those concluding chapters of Acts).
Paul is bit by a snake, expected to die, but survives. When island residents marvel at him, he directs glory to God a shipwreck that threatens the lives of all on the ship, but all miraculously survive Paul heals people who are ill and diseased through prayer Paul teaches about Jesus and from the Jewish scriptures to Jewish leaders in Rome
42
In the Synoptic gospels, Jesus's teachings mainly take the form of ___________, fictional stories teaching lessons or principles, and aphorisms, short sayings. (Choose ONE response that identifies the first major form, the stories).
parables
43
Hellenism describes the spread of Egyptian culture and ideas throughout the ancient Mediterranean world.
false
44
Part of what Matthew does in telling about the infancy and early days of Jesus is establish a number of patterns that make Jesus resemble __________. This typology sets Jesus up as an authoritative interpreter of the Torah. (Choose ONE response that best fills in the blank).
Moses
45
In Mark, it becomes clear that the "way of the Lord," and the way of discipleship, is a path of ________. (Choose ONE answer that best fits).
suffering
46
The beginning of the gospel of John, unlike any other gospel, depicts Jesus in cosmic and philosophical terms as God's ______, using preexisting ideas about a unifying agent in the universe to communicate Jesus's unique connection to God and to creation. (Choose ONE answer that best fits).
logos
47
Even with the diversity that developed in Second Temple Judaism, there were a core set of shared beliefs and practices that included all the following EXCEPT: (Choose the ONE that does not fit this sentence)
emphasis on an independent Jewish ruler
48
Despite the fact that Mark's gospel starts by saying plainly that it is the good news about Jesus Christ, the son of God, Jesus usually tells people and demons in the narrative not to talk about who he is. This unique plot element in Mark is called the ________ _________. (Choose ONE response that best fits). Correct answer:
messianic secret
49
Tobit has the first exorcism in Jewish literature.
true
50
From the perspective of those within Judaism, Gentiles were: (Choose ONE response that best fits)
"the nations," all those who were non-Jewish