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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
Was John Hyrcanus the leader nicknamed "Maccabeus" who took over the Maccabean revolt after the death of his father Mattathias?
False
What was the ethnic heritage of Herod the Great, son of Antipater, who ruled Palestine for the Romans?
He was an Edomite.
Which translation became the Bible of Diaspora Jews?
The LXX
Was the Second Temple destroyed by the Romans in 73 A.D.?
False
Which son of Herod executed John the Baptist?
Herod Antipas
Where was the Ptolemaic empire centered, which dominated Palestine from 323-198 B.C.?
Egypt
Did Akiba help to re-establish Judaism after the Jewish war at the coastal town of Jamnia?
False
Was the Seleucid period primarily known for tolerance shown to Jewish culture and religion?
False
Following the conquests of Alexander the Great, did Greek become the language of the common people in Palestine?
False
After the destruction of Jerusalem, whose teaching generally became normative (the standard) for rabbinic Judaism?
The Pharisees
In which mountain fortress did Zealots hold out against the Romans until A.D. 73 during the Jewish War?
Masada
Which Jewish feast celebrates the victory of the Maccabees over their Syrian oppressors?
The Feast of Hanukkah
Who was the Roman emperor that ruled during Jesus’ public ministry?
Tiberius
Which aristocratic group arose from the supporters of the Hasmonean dynasty?
The Sadducees
What was the most important influence of Alexander the Great for New Testament background?
The process of Hellenization that he initiated
Who committed the desecration of the Temple, or "abomination of desecration," which prompted the Maccabean Revolt?
Antiochus IV "Epiphanes"
Why was Herod primarily known as "the Great"?
Because he was a great builder
Which son of Herod ruled in Judea after him, but was replaced by Roman governors because of misrule?
Archelaus
Who led the second Jewish revolt of A.D. 132?
Simon bar Koseba
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.
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.