Nations University BRS 126: Exegesis of the Greek Scriptures - Module 2

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In Mark, Pharisees are presented

As those who refuse to acknowledge that Jesus is sent from God and has authority to speak of God

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What emotion did Jesus’ stilling the storm on the Sea of Galilee have on his disciples?

Fear

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An important theme running through Mark is the acclamation of Jesus by the demon-possessed and

Jesus’ command to be silent

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What does Matthew mean by the expression “kingdom of heaven”?

The reign of God among his spiritual children

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Jesus’ act of cleansing the temple incited the priests to plan to kill Jesus. At his trial, an accusation against Jesus was that he

Spoke against the temple

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John the Baptist is “Elijah” in the sense that

John fulfills the end-time expectations associated with the prophet

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Who first testified to the resurrection of Jesus?

Female disciples

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John the Baptist came, baptizing in the desert region and

Preaching a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins

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The most responsible approach to the study of the Gospels:

Accept the documents as genuine and trustworthy, unless there is clear reason to believe otherwise

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The Gospel of Mark is distinguished from the Gospel of Matthew by the absence of

A birth story and genealogy

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Elijah’s appearance with Jesus in the transfiguration meant that Elijah

Was endorsing Jesus as Messiah

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The public speeches of Jesus have as their chief purpose to

Bring the life of his followers into conformity with the divine design

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The genealogy provided by Matthew is broken into three sections of “fourteen generations.” With what man does the genealogy begin?

Abraham

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Matthew represents the crowds as

Friendly toward Jesus but without faith

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Identify the Sanhedrin.

A court

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In the final confrontation between Jesus and the religious leaders, the leaders

Were silenced

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For what reason did Herodias request Herod to kill John the Baptist?

John had told Herod it was unlawful for him to be married to Herodias, who had been his brother’s wife

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Jesus’ confrontation with the religious leaders at the temple involved

Chief priests, scribes, elders, Pharisees, and Sadducees

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Who questioned Jesus about marriage in the afterlife?

Sadducees

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Why would Jesus tell a rich man, who had faithfully kept the Law, to sell his holdings and give the proceeds to the poor?

Spirituality is a matter of faith in God; merely keeping stipulations of the Law does not demonstrate faith

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As Matthew tells of Jesus’ journey to Jerusalem and of his passion and resurrection, he also tells of the way whereby Jesus finally leads the disciples to

Servanthood

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By what means was Joseph informed to take the baby Jesus to Egypt for safekeeping from Herod?

An angel in a dream

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God’s designation of Jesus as “my Son” at Jesus’ baptism transcends other designations previously noted by Matthew in that it

Attests to the unique relationship that exists between God and Jesus

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When Jesus had finished delivering the Sermon on the Mount, the hearers were amazed at his teaching, because he

Taught as one who had authority

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What prophet did Matthew cite as authority for John the Baptist’s work?

Isaiah

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Mark the response that describes the Gospel of Mark.

Quick movement between events, abbreviated details, emphasis on fear in the presence of Jesus

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The purpose of the genealogy with which Matthew begins is to

Advance the claim that Jesus is God’s supreme agent

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The characteristic self-descriptive title of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark is

Son of Man

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Which of the following was one of Jesus’ twelve disciples?

Simon the Zealot

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Which of the following best describes the organization of Matthew?

Tends to group teachings of Jesus by genre—sayings, parables, woes, etc.

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The most important matter in the study of the Gospels:

Agreement in testimony about Jesus

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The first major appearance of the religious leaders in Matthew’s story occurs in conjunction with

The ministry of John the Baptist

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Mark the correct statement.

The public may have been blind to Jesus’ true significance, but they did recognize in Jesus some sort of special significance like that of the prophets

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Jesus attributed his deliverance for crucifixion to

God’s will

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Following Jesus’ healing of a man with a shriveled hand, the Pharisees plotted with this group to kill Jesus:

Herodians

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Where was Jesus’ primary residence when he began his ministry?

Capernaum

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In Jesus’ day, fasting for the Pharisees was

A sign of religious devotion to the law of Moses

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The intent of the Parable of the Sower:

To reveal the true nature of the kingdom of heaven

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Jesus’ excursion into the vicinity of Tyre is associated with Jewish concerns over

Ritual purity

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Not long before Jesus’ arrest, Jesus set on the Mount of Olives and spoke with his disciples about a coming abomination spoken of through the prophet Daniel. Of what event did he speak?

Destruction of the temple