Mason Religion Midterm

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How much of the Gospel of Matthew is from the Gospel of Mark?
80
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Who is believed to have written the Gospel of Mark?
John Mark
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Why is the Gospel of Matthew printed as the first gospel?
Good bridge from the OT to the NT
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What is considered to be the most fundamental doctrine of the Christian religion?
Gospel of Matthew
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Who was the assumed audience for the Gospel of Matthew?
Jewish-Christians
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What was written first the Gospel of Matthew or Mark?
Matthew
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How do we know that the author of the Gospel of Matthew assumes his audience is mainly Jewish?
Uses Hebrew terms without explanation and number symbolism.
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Who was the main audience for the Gospel of Mark?
Gentile-Christians
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How does the Gospel of Matthew begin?
Genealogy of Jesus; the record of genealogy of Jesus the messiah, the son of David
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Which of the 5 discourses is the most important and why?
The sermon on the mount it summarizes the new law of the gospel.
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When do the Apostles understand that Jesus is the Messiah in the Gospel of Matthew?
When he walked on water
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What is the importance of the Sermon on the Mount?
Summarizes the new law of the gospel.
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What did the people at the time of Christ
struggle with the most when it came to believing in him as the Messiah?
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Define what a parable is.
A short story to explain a moral
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Who did Jesus appoint as the earthly leader of the Church when he was leaving Earth?
Peter
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What does eschatological mean?
End of time
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What was the main goal of the Gospel of Matthew?
To prove Christ is the Messiah
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What parable is unique to the Gospel of Matthew?
Parable of Judgment
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What is the most important part or aspect of the Gospel of Mark?
To prove Christ is the Messiah
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When it came to the Messiah
who or what were the Jewish people expecting and how was this different than Jesus Christ?
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Luke was a: ______________________________
Gentile Christians
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Out of all four gospels which had the most words and a sequel?
Luke
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Style
language
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What language did Luke use when writing the Gospel of Luke?
Greek
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Who did Luke dedicated his gospel to?
Theophilus
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What does Theophilus mean?
Someone loved by God
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Luke viewed history in three dramatic stages
List the three stages and put them in order.
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What does God challenge the rich to do?
Repent and help the poor
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What does Lazarus mean?
One who may help God
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Which chapter is known for being the very heart of the Gospel of Luke?
Ch 12
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What common title did Luke refer to Jesus as?
The Lord
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Why is the book of the Acts of the Apostles extremely important?
First written history of the church.
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Overall, what did the Acts of Apostles Show
Formation of Christian beliefs
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What did Luke present Jesus as?
A martyr
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Zacchaeus was a ____________________________
Tax collector
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How many verses serve as the prologue to the Gospel of John?
18
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According to scholars
who wrote the Gospel of John?
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What three theological themes does John include in his Gospel?
Christology from above, major conflicts, who is Jesus
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The Book of Signs was organized around _______ miracles
Seven
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What is the first public event where Jesus revealed his glory?
Turning water into wine (The Wedding)
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What is the most important miracle in John’s Gospel?
The resurrection of Jesus, us, and Lazarus.
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The Gospel of John is very __________
Poetic
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Why was the Gospel of John written?
To combat false ideas of Jesus’ identity and to prove John isn’t the Messiah
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What does Ergon mean?
To work
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What does Semeion mean?
Sign