Chapter 11: Multiple Choice Flashcards
What event is pivotal in recognizing the Jesus of History as the Christ of Faith?
B: the Resurrection
In the progression of understanding Jesus’ identity, those who followed Jesus during his lifetime first understood him to be:
D: Prophet
Most scholars believe that Paul wrote:
C: Seven of the thirteen epistles attributed to him
The prime concern of the non-Gospel books of the New Testament is:
D: Both b and c
Paul wrote most of his letters:
B: About twenty years after Jesus’ death
Epistles were:
A: A common means of communication in Jesus’ day
The Acts of the Apostles was written by:
C: Luke
The Catholic epistles seem to be intended for:
A: the universal church
We learn about Paul from:
D: both a and b
Why is Paul referred to as both Paul and Saul in the New Testament?
B: His name was Paul in Roman and Greek circles, and Saul within the Jewish community
Paul was a:
D. Both b and c
The Book of Revelation:
C: Assures believers that God will be victorious over the forces of evil and bring salvation
Paul’s vocation was to be a:
A: a missionary to the Gentiles
According to the acts of the Apostles, Paul took:
A: Three main missionary journeys
The main concern of Paul’s letters was to:
Help believers better understand Jesus in light of his death, Resurection, and exhalation as Lord of the universe