Chapter 7 Flashcards
God’s end-times Savior sent to deliver his people. From a Hebrew term meaning “Anointed One” and translated into Greek as “Christ/Christos”
Messiah
A title for the Messiah indicating a unique relationship with God the Father
Son of God
The act of the driving or casting out of an evil spirit possessing a person. Jesus taught that his ___ revealed the power of the kingdom of God.
exorcisms
A “sandwiching” technique, similar to inclusio, where one episode is inserted into the middle of another. The two episodes are generally related to a common theme.
intercalation
A pattern or group of three; a commo literary device in Mark’s Gospel
triad
A rhetorical device where the apparent meaning is contrary to the real meaning
irony
A pattern in Mark whereby Jesus repeatedly silences those who recognize him to be the Messiah or the Son of God
messianic secret
A key episode in the Synoptic Gospels in which Jesus is accused of casting out demons by Satan’s power and responds by accusing his opponents of blaspheming the Holy Spirit
Beelzebub controversy
A key transitional passage in the Synoptic Gospels as Peter acknowledges that Jesus is the Messiah and Jesus begins speaking about his upcoming death
confession of Peter
Jesus’ prediction of his upcoming death
passion prediction
A reference to Jesus as the messianic figure who appears repeatedly in Isaiah 40-55 and especially in a suffering role in Isaiah 52:13-53:12
Servant of the LORD
The mountaintop revelation of Jesus’ true glory to three disciples: Peter James, and John
transfiguration
Jesus’ most common self-designation, the title is likely drawn from Daniel 7:13 and refers to Jesus’ true humanity as well as his role as glorious redeemer
Son of Man
The traditional designation for Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, riding on a donkey and fulfilling the prophecy of Zechariah 9:9
triumphal entry
An important parable of Jesus that allegorized his rejection by Israel’s leaders
parable of the wicked tenant farmers