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What is the most important letter written?
Romans
Which letter deals with the problems within the church such as division and sexual immorality
1 Corinthians
Paul wrote 4 letters to this Church
Corinth
Name the pastoral epistles
1 and 2 Timothy and Titus
This epistle is also an apostolic prophecy
Revelation
These 2 letters focus on the 2nd coming of Jesus
1 and 2 Thessalonians
In which letter does Paul instruct the church to expel sexual immoral sins
1 Corinthians
The theme of this letter is that Jesus is better
Hebrews
What is the last letter Paul wrote
2 Timothy
Which is the shortest of Paul’s letters
Philemon
What is the shortest gospel
Mark
this gospel provides a specific purpose statement
john
Which gospel is the most Jewish
Matthew
Which gospel contains the “I am” statements
John
Which is the gospel of amazement and astonishment
Luke
Which is the only gospel written by a gentile
Luke
Which gospel is filled with old testament teachings
Matthew
which gospel is based on Peter’s eyewitness testimony
Mark
Which gospel contains 5 distinct blocks of teaching
Matthew
which gospel does not include parables
John
Which gospel has the visit of the Magi
Matthew
Which gospel is fast paced and uses the word immediately
Mark
which gospel has person centered parables
Luke
Which gospel was written by the disciple whom Jesus loved
John
Which gospel is volume 1 of a 2 volume work
Luke
Which is likely the earliest Gospel
Mark
Which gospel emphasizes women more than the others
Luke
Which is the gospel that bridges the gap between the OT and the NT
Matthew
Which gospel has the clearest articulation about the holy trinity
John
Which gospel used language like savior and salvation
Luke
which book shows how the gospel was spread geographically
Acts
Name the 3 synoptic gospels
Matthew, mark, and Luke
Which gospel was written by a physician
Luke
On what feast day did the Holy Spirit pour out in Acts 2
Pentacost
what are the 3 criteria in recognizing the NT cannon
Apostolic origin, universal acceptance, and consistency of doctrine.
Was the OT cannon fixed before or after Jesus came the first time
before
About how old was Jesus when he started his ministry
30
what is the 400-year period in between the OT and the NT
Intertestamental Period
Were books recognized or chose
Recognized
What is the millennial viewpoint that believe Jesus will return but not 1000-year reign
Amillennialism
Was Paul a Jew or a Gentile?
Jew
In what city were Christians first called Christians
Antioch
The first part of Acts focuses on who?
Peter
Where did Jesus primarily do his ministry
Sea of Galileeand surrounding regions.
Who are Jesus’s half-brothers who also wrote books in the New Testament
James and Jude
Who was the first Christian martyr
Stephen
What is the name of the runaway slave
Onesimus
Where was Jesus born
Bethleham
Who does the second half of Acts focus on
Paul
In which book is Paul’s conversion told
Acts
what is the geography layout of Acts
Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, End of the Earth
In what NT book did the author argue that faith without action is death?
James
What does the word gospel mean
Good News
Where the gospels written relatively early or later
early
Did Paul teach that Jews/Gentiles were saved the same of differently
the same
What is the Greek translation of the OT called
The Septuagint
The turning point in the Gospel of Matthew is what event
Peter’s confession
Jesus is referred to as these 3 names
Son of Man
Son of God
Son of David
The good news of the gospel refers primarily to what God has done in Jesus through what
His death and resurrection
True/False: to think of the scriptures as divinely inspired is more of a “modern” view and not the view held by the biblical authors themselves
false
True/False: not much is known about Jesus’s childhood
true
True/False: The NT canon was created in the 4th century at the council of Nicaea
false
True/False: its remarkable we have four eyewitness testimonies about Jesus and his life
true
This gospel traces Jesus’ genealogy through David and Abraham
Matthew
This gospel traces Jesus’ genealogy all the way back to Adam
Luke
This gospel talks about Jesus turning water into wine
John
this gospel contains the Messianic secret
mark
The raising of Lazarus from the dead is only found in which gospel
John
This gospel focuses more on the action of Jesus rather than His teachings
Mark
Paul wrote his letters to the romans in hopes that they would help him take the gospel where
spain
which letter does not contain a thanksgiving prayer
Galatians
“By grace you have been saved through faith…” is found in which book
Ephesians
The false teachers that Paul writes against in Galatians were called what
Judaizers
True/False: without the books of Acts, we would be lost regarding the rest of the NT
True
True/False: Paul was both a gentile and a roman citizen
false
True/False: romans teaches that all people are sinners and in need of salvation
true
True/False: Paul was concerned to keep Jews and Gentiles separate, even in the Church
False
True/False: Paul said that the mark of his apostleship was weakness
true
True/False: Paul argued that Jews were saved by keeping the law and Gentiles by faith in Christ
False
True/False: Luke was a traveling companion with Paul on some of his missionary journeys
True
This book is concerned with Christian’s freedom in Christ and has been called “The Magna Carta of Christian Liberty”
Galatians
This book focuses on all encompassing unity brought about by Christ
Ephesians
This books tells how the gospel was spread
Acts
In this letter, Paul defends his apostleship against the “super apostles”
2 Corinthians
This book has a hymn/poem about Christ and his supremacy in all things
Colossians
In what letter does Paul talk about the fruit of the spirit?
Galatians
Hebrews teaches that Jesus came as a priest in the order of
Melchizedek
True/False: Paul argues in 1 Timothy that the gospel leads to practical, visible change in the lives of those who believe it
True
True/False: Philemon shows that the gospel Paul preaches leads to reconciliation with God but cannot lead to reconciliation in human relationships
false
True/False: the pastoral epistles provide the most complete summary in the Bible of a pastor’s ministry
True
True/False: James says that someone can still have faith even if they don’t show it with their works
false
True/False: it is clear that Paul wrote Hebrews
fasle
The theme of this book is that Jesus is better
Hebrews
The theme of this book is “Joy in Christ”
Philippians
Written to instruct Christians in true and practical religion
James
Written to someone providing pastoral leadership in Ephesus
1 Timothy
This letter discusses the “man of lawlessness”
2 Thessalonians
This book contains the Hall of Faith
Hebrews
Written to someone providing pastoral leadership in Crete
Titus
Likely the earliest letter we have a Pauls
1 Thessalonians