NT1 Final Exam Study Guide (GOGOWIN SUPREME PHAROAH CHIEFTAN WARLORD SPEEDRUN FOUNDER EDITION)

Author of the Book of Luke

Luke "the beloved physician"

Audience of the Book of Luke

Theophilus and the Gentiles

Date of writing for the Book of Luke

60 AD

Purpose of the Book of Luke

To record an orderly account of Jesus' life for Theophilus, so that he may have certainty in what he has been taught

Main Idea of the Book of Luke

"Jesus is the Savior of the World"

*Focus of the "Judea" section of the Book of Luke

Prologue (1:1 - 2:52)

*Focus of the "Primarily Galilee" section of the Book of Luke

Preparation of the Savior (3:1 - 4:13) and The Savior's Galilean Ministry (4:14-9:50)

*Focus of the "On the way to Jerusalem" section of the Book of Luke

The Savior's Ministry Approaching Jerusalem (9:51 - 19:27)

*Focus of the "Jerusalem" section of the Book of Luke

Conclusion of the Savior's Ministry (19:28 - 21:38) and Epilogue (22:1 - 24:53)

What was the purpose of John the Baptist's ministry in the Book of Luke?

John the Baptist's purpose was to point the spotlight to Jesus

What OT passage provides the framework for the Galilean ministry?

Isaiah 61

What is the theme of the parables in Luke 15?

The Three Parables highlight sinners/outcasts being sought and found.

What is the significance of Peter's confession (and Jesus' revelation of His death and resurrection)?

Set up the next major geographical shift in Luke's narrative

What is the subject matter of the Olivet Discourse?

Jesus' Teaching on Looming Judgement - The passage shifts between near-term prophecy (the events of 70 AD) and long-term prophecy (future eschatological events)

How does the ending of Luke fit into the overall purpose of the book?

It provides "certainty" (Luke 1:4) to Theophilus of the resurrection and ascension

What is the significance of Gabriel's prophecy to Zechariah?

It breaks 400 years of silence

*What is Luke's main concern in Jesus' Journey to Jerusalem?

Jesus' resolve to engage in the climax of His earthly mission in Jerusalem and his teaching along the way.

*What are the three major references to Jesus' Journey to Jerusalem?

Luke 9:51, 13:22, and 17:11

*Author of the Book of John

John the Apostle

*Audience of the Book of John

Ephesian Believers and Jews

*Date of writing of the Book of John

90 AD

Location of writing of the Book of John

Ephasus

Purpose of writing the Book of John

Evangelistic and Edification (John 20:31)

Occasion of the Book of John

Knew about the synoptics and wanted to give new and complementary material

~What two themes are repeatedly contrasted in John?

Light and Darkness

Identify the literary features emphasized in the Book of John

Simplicity of Style, Contrasts, and Irony

What is the driving question of the Cana Cycle?

How will you respond to the signs and speech of Jesus, about Jesus?

~What is the most dominant theme in John's Gospel?

Jesus is the Son of God

Which event is the first sign in John's Gospel?

Water to Wine at Cana

What are the aspects of the nature and purpose of Jesus' signs?

"Displays of Jesus' Messianic Power," "Authenticates Jesus' message and identity," and "Call for response of faith"

What does Jesus mean when he says, "eat my flesh and drink my blood" in John 6?

"The food and drink metaphor communicates the ingesting reality of belief" and "Just as physical bread is a staple for physical life, so belief in Jesus is the staple for spiritual life"

~Where is the "Farewell Discourse" located in John?

"Farewell Discourse = John 13 - 17" and "Farewell Discourse Proper = John 13:31 - 14:31"

What is the driving question of the Festival Cycle?

Will you accept or stumble over Jesus' heavenly origin?

What act models humble, sacrificial love in John 13?

Jesus washing the disciples' feet

~Why does Jesus promise the coming of the Spirit in John 14-16?

"The Father will send the Spirit to mediate the presence of Jesus, as they continue to love and obey Him" and "The intended result of Jesus' farewell --> peace"

~What is the seventh and last sign in John's Gospel?

The Raising of Lazarus from the Dead

What is the main idea of John 21?

Peter is restored from his denial of Christ and commissioned for leadership over Christ's flock

Author of the Book of Acts

Luke "the beloved physician"

Audience of the Book of Acts

Theophilus and the Gentiles

Date of writing of the Book of Acts

62 AD

Purpose of the Book of Acts

To give Theophilus an accurate and orderly account of the origins of Christianity

*What are the 5 characteristics of the Book of Acts?

Emphasis on the deeds of the apostles, the Work of the Spirit, Speeches, Numerical Growth of the Church, and Events Unique to the Time

Main Idea of the Book of Acts

"The work of the Holy Spirit through His Messengers to spread the Gospel."

Who are the two main figures in the Book of Acts?

Peter and Paul

*Focus of "The Apostle Peter" section of the Book of Acts

The Gospel advances in Jerusalem (1:1 - 8:4) and The Gospel advances in Judea & Samaria (8:5 - 12:25)

*Focus of "The Apostle Paul" section of the Book of Acts

The Gospel advances to the end of the Earth (13:1 - 28:31)

What is the theme verse of the Book of Acts?

Acts 1:8 "but you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be My witnesses both in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and even to THE END OF THE EARTH." (LSB)

~What are the main geographical divisions in Acts?

"Starts from Jerusalem and moves outward" or "Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the Earth or Gentiles"

What is the significance of the Samaritans' reception of the Spirit in Acts 8?

"The apostles laying hands on the Samaritans to receive the Spirit is unique to this context and established the inclusion of the Samaritans into the Church"

Why did God choose Saul?

"To be an instrument sounding the gospel to primarily Gentiles"

Which group did the gospel officially reach in Acts 10?

The Gentiles

What was the matter being debated at the Jerusalem council?

"Main Topic: Do Gentile Christians need to follow the Law of Moses to be saved?"

In which city did Paul spend 3 years during his 3rd missionary journey?

Ephesus

What does Paul focus on during his trial before Herod Agrippa II?

"Paul utilizes the platform he is given during his trial to preach the gospel"