New Testament Survey - Paul’s Letters and Key Themes

These flashcards cover key themes, passages, and characters from Paul's letters and the Book of Acts, as outlined in the New Testament Survey lecture notes.

What is the primary theme of the book of Galatians?

Justification by faith.

What theme does the book of 1 Thessalonians primarily address?

A warning against sexual immorality and assurance of Jesus’ second coming.

What is the purpose of 2 Thessalonians?

To encourage Believers to remain faithful and busy until Jesus returns.

What issues does Paul address in 1 Corinthians?

Divisions within the church and responses to questions raised by church members.

What significant topics are found in 1 Corinthians chapters 12 to 14?

Spiritual gifts.

What is the significance of chapter 13 in 1 Corinthians?

It is known as The Love Chapter.

What is the main theme of Romans?

Justification by faith.

What are the Prison Epistles?

Paul's letters written during his first Roman imprisonment.

What is the key theme of Ephesians?

Blessed with spiritual blessings.

What is the theme of Philippians?

Joy and thanksgiving for assistance given.

How does Paul describe Christ in the book of Colossians?

As supreme; it's Paul's highest statement of Christology.

What is the purpose of Philemon?

To encourage reconciliation between a Christian slave owner and his slave.

What is the theme of 1 Timothy?

Instructions for a young pastor, including qualifications for pastors and deacons.

What is the focus of 2 Timothy?

Encouragement for a young pastor, emphasizing the significance of Scripture.

What significant events are described in the book of Acts?

The Ascension of Jesus, the Day of Pentecost, Saul's conversion, and the early characteristics of the church.

What does the term 'Judaizers' refer to in the New Testament context?

A group that taught that Christian converts must follow Jewish laws.

What happened during the Jerusalem Council as described in Acts 15?

It was determined that a person did not have to become a Jew before becoming a Christian.

What were the 'we' passages in Acts believed to indicate?

They suggest that the author, Luke, was present during those events.

What is the Roman Road in the context of salvation?

A series of verses from the book of Romans outlining the steps to salvation.

Who was Demas and what is his significance in Paul's letters?

He is mentioned as having deserted Paul for worldly reasons.

What key roles did Aquila and Priscilla play in early Christianity?

They befriended Paul and were fellow tentmakers.

What does 'Corinthianize' mean?

It is a slang term referring to pagan immorality.