rel a 211 new testament exam 2

What does tradition say about the source of Mark?

He got his information for his gospel from Peter.

When was Mark probably written?

Between 66 AD and 73 AD.

Who is the first to introduce Jesus Christ as the Son of God in the book of Mark?

God the Father introduces the son.

Who also recognizes Jesus in the first chapter?

Evil and Devils.

What might be one reason Mark seems to highlight the fact that Jesus told people not to tell others about his miracles?

Because the people are not ready to understand the type of Messiah Jesus is.

What is one feature common in many stories in Mark?

“Sandwich stories”, characteristic throughout Mark; like a sandwich compliment (example -> righteous/sin/righteous).

What do we know about the son of man?

Given authority, (including over judgement).

What did Jesus say to those who accused him of eating with sinners?

Mark 2:17, its righteous( not self-righteous) Jesus was kind/merciful/fair etc.

Why did Jesus say his disciples didn't fast?

Because the bridegroom was in the house. Mark 2:19

Which aspect of Jesus' mission is emphasized in Mark?

Jesus was coming to defeat Satan.

How is the kingdom brought forth according to Mark 4:26-29?

Mark 4:28. God brings it forth. Bring the forth fruit for herself.

What elements of the place (that the man who was possessed with a legion of devils was in) suggest that it was unclean?

Spiritually unclean as well as physically unclean.

What nation might this story point to?

Rome

What did the man who was possessed do after he was healed?

He started to preach to others; he sorta of became the first missionary.

Starting in Mark 6, what theme do we see in the next few stories?

Bread/food

What time in the morning is the "fourth watch?"

3am-6am

What does the phrase "it is I" point to?

“I am”. Be not afraid.

What is one message that we learn from the story of Jesus walking on water?

God comes to us through difficultly and trail.

What did the disciples "consider not" and why?

The don’t remember the loaves, they forget who Jesus is

What is one message we can learn from the story about the gentile woman with a daughter possessed with a devil?

Is that covenant blessings will go to everyone.

Who was Jairus?

Ruler of the synagogue.

Healed can also be translated as......

Saved.

The first part of Mark reveals Jesus as what kind of Messiah?

Powerful Messiah

What kind of story begins the middle section of Mark?

We’re going to see something different. Healed people in phases. Healing story

According to Joseph Smith, what happened on the mount of transfiguration?

Peter, James, and John were given the keys.

What seems to be one main message of the mount of transfiguration?

Is saying that this is the one you should listen to, he is the messiah; this is the son of God.

What story helps us interpret the story of the rich young ruler?

When Jesus says receive the kingdom like a little child.

What does Jesus predict three times in Mark 8-10?

that he would suffer and die.

What kind of story ends the middle section of Mark?

That were slowly coming to sight. The story about the blind man getting his sight back immediately.

What kind of Messiah is Jesus?

Suffering Messiah. Suffering servant.

How do the disciples respond when Jesus predicts his sufferings?

They do not understand

How does Jesus respond to their response?

You have to lose your life in order to gain it.

What kind of voice is "I am risen" written in?

A passive voice

What does Gethsemane mean?

Oil press

What is rarely noted and thus makes Gethsemane particularly dramatic?

We don’t really see Jesus' emotions a lot.

What is rare in ancient literature that we see in Gethsemane?

A person speaking out loud with no one around. Jesus is speaking out loud and no one is around, only the Lord can hear him.

Who reserved the right to execute criminals?

The Romans

When does Jesus identify himself as Son of God?

Mark 14:62

Which titles of Jesus are referred to in Mark 14:60-62?

Suffering Servant, Son of Man, Jehovah, Christ, and Son of God. Psalm 110:1

What pattern do we see at the end of Jesus' mortal ministry?

Supporting circle around Jesus gets smaller and smaller the disciples abandon and the Lord abandon him

Who is the first human to call Jesus "Son of God?"

The centurion (Roman, a gentile).

What stories might be connected to the resurrection narrative through a single word?

Looked, seeing who Jesus is.

How did the woman at the tomb react to the appearance and instruction of the angel at the tomb?

They trembled and were afraid. They didn’t say anything to anyone.

Who is Luke's audience?

Theophilus, Greek speaking Gentile christian audience familiar with Old Testament.

Who is Luke concerned for in his gospel?

For women, outcasts, and sinners.

Which building is emphasized in his gospel?

The temple is emphasis.

What is one characteristic of some of the sources of Luke?

Eyewitness’s

What is the difference between Mary and Zacharias' response?

Zacharias is more skeptical or doubtful, Mary is expecting to happen but how.

Which book and prophecy was alluded to when Gabriel visited Mary?

2 Samuel 7, the king they have been waiting for.

Luke is filled with...

reversals.

What is a least one thing we can learn about Jesus' childhood narratives?

He doesn’t seem to be using the power of God in inappropriate ways.

What context does Luke highlight about the birth of Jesus?

Roman imperial rule

Who else was called son of god, savior, lord or god?

Augustus

What is one way to understand the word inn?

Upper Room

What are two themes we see in Luke?

To all people and this day

The story of the temptation of Jesus probably alludes to what Old Testament story?

The Exodus

What does Jesus do to overcome the temptations of the devil?

Through scripture through the word of God.

What was the key issue during the temptation of Jesus?

Trying to get Jesus to use his powers.

After someone read scripture in a synagogue, they would...

expect them to explain the text.

What might be one reason the people in the synagogue were so offended by Jesus' words?

Because Jesus was talking about God’s grace going to gentiles.

What lesson do we learn from the story of the healing of the man with the withered hand?

The sabbath day is to do good.

What lesson do we learn from the story Jesus' disciples eating grain on the sabbath?

That Jesus is Lord of the sabbath.

True or False. Jesus would not eat with Pharisees.

False

In the story of the woman who anoints Jesus feet, Jesus connects what two ideas?

Love and Forgiveness.

What important section of Luke begins in Luke 9:51?

Gives us more information about how God punishes people. Acting on the word of God and Feeling the word of God.

How did Jesus respond to his disciples that wanted to call down fire from heaven to destroy the Samaritans?

We do not need to call down fire.

What kind of words are used 12 times in relationship to the Samaritan?

Active verbs.

The question is not who is my neighbor. The question is...

who am I neighboring too.

One lesson that can be learned from the story of Martha and Mary is...

to learn one thing at a time.

Luke 11 begins a section on...

Pray

One major problem with the man in the parable of the rich fool is...

he's obsessed with himself. Obsessed with self.

What did Jesus say to the people who asked about the Galileans who were killed and the people who died when the tower in Siloam fell?

If you don’t repent then you also will perish. (Luke 13:3 and 5).

Why will some not be allowed to enter in "at the strait gate"?

Because they committed iniquity.

Where does Jesus teach we should sit at a dinner party?

In the lowest room, the less honor room.

Who should we invite to a dinner party?

Practice living in insecurity, “invite the poor, needy”(Luke 14:9-10).

What happens to those who exalt themselves?

“They will be abased”(Luke 14:11).

Which parable is the only one that contains a proper name?

The rich man and the poor man whose name were Lazarus.

What does Lazarus mean?

God helps.

What does it mean to be "carried by the angels into Abraham's bosom"?

To be with them.

When the rich man wanted Abraham to send people to his brothers, what did he say?

“They have scripture, moses and tora let them hear them”(Luke 16:29). If they don’t listen to the scriptures they won’t listen to a person raised from the dead.

When were the ten lepers cleansed?

As they went (as they acted they were cleansed).

In the story of the ten lepers, what seems to be a main focus?

The story focuses on an outsider, a Samaritan.

Who did the father show love to in the parable of the prodigal son?

Both Sons.

Who did Jesus direct his parable of the Pharisee and Publican towards?

“People who trust in themselves that they were righteous, and despised others”(Luke 18:9).

Why did the Pharisee in the parable of the Pharisee and Publican think he was justified before God?

Because he said he was not like other men; he was full of himself.

Who did Jesus say would be exalted?

Someone who humbles himself.

What is one main thing we can learn from the story of Zacchaeus?

Salvation came to Zacchaeus, his life is looking different.

What are four possible solutions to understanding Jesus' interaction with the Sadducees on marriage?

“Marriages will not be performed after the resurrection”(New Testament Student Manual), Directed to Sadducees, the Bible consistently affirms marriage, and Modern Revelation.

For Latter-day Saints, what is the ultimately source of truth?

Revelation

Besides learning about Jesus' suffering, what else does the scene in Gethsemane teach us?

True christian prayer, model prayer. Prayer

Who did Jesus overcome/defeat in Gethsemane and on Golgotha?

Satan and (Death and Hell).

What did Jesus prophesy of as he came near to Jerusalem?

Destruction of Jerusalem.

What was Jesus' emotional reaction as he came near to Jerusalem?

Weeps (Luke 19:41).

What is repeatedly expressed during Jesus' trial and crucifixion?

Jesus did nothing; he was a righteous man. Jesus is innocent.

Although we may not completely understand the conversation that Jesus had with the criminal on the cross, we can say...

that Jesus gave this man HOPE.

According to Jewish law, the body of an executed criminal could not...

be laid out past sundown.

Why is it significant that Jesus was put in a tomb where no one else had ever been put?

This way we know there is no confusion when the body is missing.

When Jesus taught the disciples as he walked to Emmaus, he showed how the Old Testament...

points to him.

Luke's version of the resurrected Savior appearing to the disciples would have been important for a 1st century reader because...

this showed that this was a literally event. (this showed that Jesus was risen spirit and body)

Why did Jesus eat after he was resurrected?

To show them that he really is resurrected and that he has a body.

What needed to happen for the disciples to see the intent of the Old Testament scriptures?

Through an act of God (Luke 24:45)

What does "the promise of my Father upon you" refer to?

Stay here till you get the Holy Spirit.

Where does Luke's gospel begin and end?

The temple.

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