NT 1 - Exam 2 = Matthew & Mark

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Vocabulary in Matthew in consistent with what?

a tax collector

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External Evidence that Matthew is the author of Matthew

unanimous witness of the early Church Fathers

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What is Matthew’s Jewish name?

Levi

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What did Matthew leave to follow Christ?

his lucrative business and everything else

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The Audience of Matthews Gospel

Jews

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Examples that Matthew is written with a Jewish background

  • Customs given without explanation

  • Jewish phrases and titles

  • Jewish genealogy

  • An abundance of OT quotations


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OT citations and allusions

  • 50 direct citations / quotes from the OT

  • 75 additional allusions to the OT


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Date of Matthew

Mid 50’s

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Matthew’s place of writing

Israel or perhaps Antioch

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Theme of Matthew

Jesus Christ is the promised Messianic King of the Old Testament

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Matthew uses what to point to Christ as King

  • his genealogy

  • baptism

  • message and miracles


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What Jewish question does Matthew answer?

If Jesus is the Messianic King of the OT, then where is the promised Kingdom?

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Genesis 3:15

The Seed Promise

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Genesis 12 & 17:6

Seed / Kings from Abraham

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Genesis 49:10

King from Judah

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2 Samuel 7:12-14

King from the line of David

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Matthew presents Jesus Christ as ??

the King in fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies

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Daniel 2:31-45

“The Kingdom of Heaven” defeats all other kingdoms and lasts forever

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What does Matthew clarify?

the nature and delay of the promised Messianic Kingdom

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What frequent expressions are used in Matthew?

  • Messiah

  • Messianic Kingdom

    • Kingdom of Heaven


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What verse is the Kingdom of Heaven connected to?

Daniel 2

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The ____ nature of Matthew’s Gospel is what?

Didactic

FIVE Teaching Blocks

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What is the purpose of Matthew?

not to give an exhaustive list but to arrange even the genealogy in such a way as to emphasize a great point that Jesus is King

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Isaiah 7:14

Prediction of Jesus only

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Matthew’s Use of the OT

Single Meaning

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Matthew - What does Forerunner mean

Forerunner - going before the King to announce His coming

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Verses for Jesus Baptism & Messianic Prophecies

  • Isaiah 11:1-2 - The Spirit of the Lord will rest on Him

  • Isaiah 42:1 - My chosen one in whom My soul delights… My Spirit upon Him

  • 2 Samuel 7:14 - he will be a son to Me

  • Psalm 2:7 - You are My Son


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Christ is empowered by the _____ and approved by the _____

empowered by the Spirit

approved by the Father

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Satan will question what?

Christ’s Sonship

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1st Temptation of Christ

Gods Provision

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2nd Temptation of Christ

God’s Timing

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3rd Temptation of Christ

God’s Plan

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6 reasons Why the Temptation of Christ Matters

  1. Proof of Christ’s Humanity

  2. An example for us to follow

  3. Part of His personal discipline and obedience

  4. Preparation for High Priesthood

  5. Part of His great conflict with the serpent

  6. Proves that He qualifies as King


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Jesus early ministry in Galilee is a fulfillment of??

Isaiah 9

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Jesus’ message is the same as John the Baptist which is??

The offer of the Kingdom of Heaven (4:17)

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Matthew Key: the focus of chapter 5-7 will be on what?

the Inward motives that matches the Outward actions

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True righteousness involves what?

more than a mere outward observance

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The Religious leaders were merely _____?

external in their “righteousness”

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Matthew - True and False Religion

  • two contrasting and competing Ways / Responses


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Matthew 8:1-11:1 Demonstrations of the King KEY highlights

This section highlights the Authority Jesus has as King - He demonstrates His divine Kingship through miracles

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Miracles are connected to _______ and demonstrate that _______

the Kingdom

Jesus is the King/Messiah

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The blasphemy of the Spirit is what?

a particular sin committed by the Pharisees (12:2, 14, 24, 38)

it is specifically addressed to the Pharisees of that day

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What is the result of the rejection of the people and the religious leaders (related to the blasphemy of the Spirit)?

The Kingdom is Postponed

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The blasphemy of the Spirit is the what of Matthew’s Gospel?

the turning point where Jesus moves from a public offering of the kingdom to teaching about the kingdom in parables

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The parables in Matthew were to do what?

reveal truth about the “Kingdom of Heaven” to the disciples and conceal it form others in judgement

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Parable of the Wheat & Tares

Key Word: Separation

Physical Kingdom is instituted with a separation at the end of the age

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Parable of Dragnet

Key word: Separation

At the end of the age there will be a separation

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The Mysteries of Ch 13 has an emphasis on what?

Separating

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What is Christ doing before the Cross

He is preparing His disciples

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The principles in Matthew 17 are given for what purpose?

to guide the apostles while the King is absent

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What does Matthew 21-27 deal with?

the final rejection of the leaders and the people

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Who is the author of Mark

The Apostle Peter

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What bible verse conforms to Peter’s style of gospel presentation?

Acts 10:34-45

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What is Mark’s gospel based on?

Peter’s eyewitness accounts

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Who is the audience of Mark?

Gentiles

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How do you know Mark has a Gentile audience?

Uses Latin words

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Date of Mark

64-68 A.D.

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Mark - Place of Writing & it’s association

Rome
closing years of Peter’s ministry

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Theme of Mark

Jesus is the Suffering Servant who redeems!

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What is the key verses for Mark

Mark 10:45

Isaiah 53:10-12 - Justify and redeem the many

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Purpose of Mark

  • To record Peter’s Testimony and Teaching for the Church

  • To present Jesus Christ as the Messiah

  • To present Jesus Christ as the Suffering Servant

  • To show the cost of discipleship


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What is the primary emphasis of Mark 1:1-8:30

Jesus is the promised Messiah

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What is the primary emphasis of Mark 8:31-16:8

Jesus is the Suffering Servant of Isaiah

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Special features of Mark’s gospel

  • Action

    • Immediately used 40 times

  • Length of Gospel

    • Short but vivid


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How many times is “Immediately” used in Mark’s gospel

40x

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Mark’s gospel is structured on what?

Peter’s preaching

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40% of the book is dedicated to what?

One Week

Mark 11:1-16:20 = The Passion Week

The Last Week before the cross

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The oldest manuscripts of Mark end where?

16:8

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How many endings are found in Mark?

FOUR endings