BST Exam 3

The time is _____, and the kingdom of God has come near; _____ and ______ in the good news.

fulfilled; repent; believe

For the Son of Man came not to be served but to ___ , and to give his life a _______for _______.

serve; ransom; many

But you will receive _____ when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you will be my _____ in Jerusalem, in all ______and ______ , and to the ends of the ________

power; witnesses; Judea; Samaria; earth

Apostles’ ________ – Acts 2:42

Teaching

___ – Acts 2:42, 45

Fellowship

Breaking of ________ – Acts 2:42

Bread

The _____ Acts 2:42

Prayers

___ and Wonders – Acts 2:43

Signs

___-Filled Worship – Acts 2:46-47

Spirit

The Lord ______to their Numbers – Acts 2:47

Added

“I am the ________of life.” – John 6:35, 48, 51

bread

“I am the ______of the world.” – John 8:12; 9:5

light

“I am the ________ .” – John 10:7, 9

gate

“I am the _________.” – John 10:11, 14

good shepherd

“I am the ______- and the ______.” – John 11:25

resurrection; life

“I am the ______ , and the ___ and the _____ .” – John 14:6

way; truth; life

“I am the _______ ” – John 15:1, 5

true vine

Changing _____ into wine – John 2:1-11

water

Healing the ________ son – John 4:46-54

official’s

Healing the _______ – John 5:1-18

paralytic

Feeding the _______– John 6:1-14

5,000

__ on the water – John 6:15-25

Walking

Healing a man born ______— – John 9:1-41

blind

Raising________ from the dead – John 11:1-46

Lazarus

Pharisees

A sect of Judean Jews who strove to embody virtuous living and they were skilled interpreters of Scripture

Sadducees

They were associated with the Jerusalem temple and the upper classes. They did not believe in the resurrection of the dead or an afterlife

Samaritans

They held the Pentateuch as authoritative Scripture and their temple was on Mount Gerizim. There was often cultural and religious tension between them and the Jews

Zealots

A revolutionary Jewish movement that sough to expel the Romans from Judea

Passover

The most important jewish festival that celebrated the freedom from Egyptian slavery

Pentecost

a Jewish festival that occurred fifty days after the Passover of Jesus' death and marked a major turning point in early Christian history

Emperor Cult

the state-sponsored worship of Roman emperors

Messianic Secret

Primarily found in Mark’s Gospel, the term for Jesus’s practice of keeping his identity a secret until after his arrival in Jerusalem.

Gospel

derived from the Greek word euangelion, meaning "good news". It was a well-known designation for an official announcement, and its use was widespread among the Romans

Messiah

a Hebrew word that simply means someone who is anointed

significance of crucifixion

his death paid the price for humanities sins, offering forgiveness and restoring the relationship between God and people

significance of resurrection

proves his victory over death and sin, giving believers hope of eternal life and confirming him as son of God