New Testament Exam 2- Gospels and Acts

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Gospel

Greek word euangelion, means “good news”, related to evangelism

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Are the gospels bigraphical?

No

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How much of Jesus’ life is documented

50 Days

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4 Purposes of the Gospels

  1. Historical

  2. Catechetical

  3. Apologetic

  4. Evangelistic

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Historical purpose

Assert historical reality

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Catechetical purpose

Teaching tool, question answer

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Apologetic purpose

To defend the Christian faith

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Evangelical purpose

Encourage belief in Christ

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Do the gospels contradict?

No

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Synoptic gospel

(Matt.-Luke), “seen together”

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Which two gospels are verbatim to each other?

Mark and Matthew

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Synoptic problem

Why they’re so similar

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Pre age of enlightenment gospel beliefs

Accepted as truth

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Post age of enlightenment

Skepticism of Bible

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Age of enlightenment lead to

a critical study of the gospels

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2 Types of criticism

  1. Lower

  2. Higher

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Lower criticism

Focuses on text itself (looking down)

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Higher criticism

Examines origins and purposes behind text (looking up)

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Textual criticism

Looks at text (lower)

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Form criticism

How stories were transmitted (lower)

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Redaction criticism

Asks why (Higher)

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Source criticism

Analysis of sources (higher)

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Markin priority

Theory that Mark was the first gospel written

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Q

German word “quelle”, Hypothetical, maybe rea source written by apostle

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Matthew

Jewish perspective, links Jesus to OT

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Who wrote Matthew

Text doesn’t say but evidence says Matthew

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Who is Matthew?

Tax collector

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When was Matthew written?

Before destruction of the temple

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Matthew is the only gospel that mentions…

“Church”

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Matthew’s audience

Jewish Christians

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Where is Matthew writing?

Suggests Antioch

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Purpose

Lead to/strengthen faith

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Distinctives of Matthew

  1. Emphasizes Jesus as fulfillment of OT

  2. “kingdom of heaven” 56x due to jewish sensitivities

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Mark

Gentile perspective, emphasizes action and Jesus’ servanthood

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Who wrote Mark?

Papias says John Mark

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Who is John Mark?

Cousin of Barnabas, travels with Paul, little boy who ran away

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Audience of Mark

Roman Christians

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Where was Mark written

Maybe in Rome

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Distinctives of Mark

  1. Shortest gospel

  2. “Immediately”

  3. Highlights servanthood and deity of Jesus

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Structure of Mark

  1. Ministry of Jesus

  2. Death of Jesus

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Theme of Mark

Proves Jesus is the Son of God and Messiah

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Luke

Gentile audience, compassionate towards marginalized

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Who wrote Luke

Believed to be Luke

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Who is Luke?

A physician and companion of Paul

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Audience of Luke

Theophilus, gentiles

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Theophilus

“Lover of God”

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Where was Luke written?

Rome

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Main themes of Luke

Global salvation and focuses on women children, poor

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John

Theological depth, focuses on faith and Jesus’ divinity

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Who wrote John?

John, Jesus’ best friend

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Where was John written?

Ephesus

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John’s audience

Christians in Asia minor

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Distinctives of John

Faith and miracles

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Theme of John

Appeal to unbelievers to acknowledge Jesus as savior and Son of God

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What are the only two gospels that have introductions?

Luke and John

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Luke’s introduction

Orderly, chronological, to Theophilus, based on eyewitness accounts

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John’s introduction

Prologue connecting to the OT

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Birth narratives are found in

Matthew and Luke

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Announcement of Jesus’ birth

Angels appear to Mary and Joseph

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How old was Mary

13 or 14

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The name Jesus means

God saves which indicates hope and fulfillment of prophecy

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The name Immanuel means

God with us

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What did Mary’s virgin conception symbolize?

Separates Jesus from Joseph’s lineage

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Which gospel traced lineage from Abraham through David to prove Jewish lineage?

Matthew

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Which gospel traced lineage back from Jesus to Adam?

Luke

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Birth of Jeus

  • Mary and Joseph travel from Naz. to Beth. for Roman census'

  • Jesus is born in manger

  • Shepherds were first to visit

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On what day of Jesus’ life was he circumcised

8th, in Jerusalem

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On what day of Jesus’ life was he presented at the temple?

40th

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Who were some of the first people to recognize Jesus as messiah

Simeon and Anna

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Matthew describes the visit from the…

Magi (wise men), likely from persia

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How did the Magi hear about Jesus’ birth?

Star in sky

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What gifts did the Magi bring Jesus

Myrrh, gold, frankincense

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Who was seeking to kill Jesus

King Herod

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Where did Jesus’ family escape to?

Egypt

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When did they return to Nazereth?

After King Herod died

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What event caused Jesus’ family to travel to Jerusalem?

Passover

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How old was Jesus when he traveled for Passover?

12

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Where did Jesus get lost?

In the temple for a day

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Jesus’ response to being found in the temple was…

“at my Father’s house”

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How many siblings did Jesus have?

Around 6

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What age did Jesus’ begin ministry?

30

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Who was John the Baptist?

Precursor to Jesus, identifies him as Messiah

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