Chapter 4 – The Historical Setting of the Gospels Test Review

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Flashcards covering key historical background questions, true/false review, multiple choice content, and short answer analysis of John 14:6 from Chapter 4.

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Is Julius Caesar given credit for establishing the Pax Romana?

False

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Was John Hyrcanus the leader nicknamed "Maccabeus" who took over the Maccabean revolt after the death of his father Mattathias?

False

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What was the ethnic heritage of Herod the Great, son of Antipater, who ruled Palestine for the Romans?

He was an Edomite.

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Which translation became the Bible of Diaspora Jews?

The LXX

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Was the Second Temple destroyed by the Romans in 73 A.D.?

False

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Which son of Herod executed John the Baptist?

Herod Antipas

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Where was the Ptolemaic empire centered, which dominated Palestine from 323-198 B.C.?

Egypt

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Did Akiba help to re-establish Judaism after the Jewish war at the coastal town of Jamnia?

False

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Was the Seleucid period primarily known for tolerance shown to Jewish culture and religion?

False

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Following the conquests of Alexander the Great, did Greek become the language of the common people in Palestine?

False

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After the destruction of Jerusalem, whose teaching generally became normative (the standard) for rabbinic Judaism?

The Pharisees

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In which mountain fortress did Zealots hold out against the Romans until A.D. 73 during the Jewish War?

Masada

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Which Jewish feast celebrates the victory of the Maccabees over their Syrian oppressors?

The Feast of Hanukkah

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Who was the Roman emperor that ruled during Jesus’ public ministry?

Tiberius

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Which aristocratic group arose from the supporters of the Hasmonean dynasty?

The Sadducees

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What was the most important influence of Alexander the Great for New Testament background?

The process of Hellenization that he initiated

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Who committed the desecration of the Temple, or "abomination of desecration," which prompted the Maccabean Revolt?

Antiochus IV "Epiphanes"

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Why was Herod primarily known as "the Great"?

Because he was a great builder

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Which son of Herod ruled in Judea after him, but was replaced by Roman governors because of misrule?

Archelaus

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Who led the second Jewish revolt of A.D. 132?

Simon bar Koseba

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Based on John 14:6, what did Jesus mean when He said He was "the way"?

He is the only way to a right relationship with God, salvation, & eternal life.

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Based on John 14:6, how is Jesus' statement both exclusive and inclusive?

Exclusive: He's the only way - there is no other way; inclusive: it's an open invitation, whoever believes in Him can have eternal life - everyone's invited.