Exam 2 Flashcards

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The Old Testament was originally written in what languages?

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Aramaic and Hebrew

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The New Testament was originally written in what language?

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Greek

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3
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Genres that comprise the NT

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Major Genres:
Gospels / acnient Greco-Roman Biography
apocalyptic litt
Epistles
Minor Genres:
parables, Miracles

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4
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canon definition

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list or standard

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Hermeneutics Definition

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The study of the art or craft of interpretation.

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Lee’s three hermeneutical principles:

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  1. The Bible must be respected and treated carefully as a historical txt.
  2. the Bible , as a historical txt belongs to the past, and we must be concerned to relieve its ancient meaning .
  3. the Bible doesn’t mean anything on its own.
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How many Gospels?

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4) Matthew, Mark , Luke , and John.

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What Genres are in Matthew?

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It’s a Gospel that presents parables.

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9
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What Genres are in Mark

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its a gospel
ancient greco roman bio

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10
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How many books are in the canon?

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27 Books

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11
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The man who translated the vulgar was named?

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Jerome

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Which protestant Reformer rejected the authority of several New Testament books?

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Martin Luther
Books: James , Jude, revelations, and the apocrypha.

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13
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who preferred to one gospel rather than 4 ?

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Marcion and Tatian

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14
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Council or Trent

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15
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Textual criticism

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The study textual variation between manuscripts

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Accidental changes
(textual variation)

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faulty eyesight, hearing
Homoioteleuton- similar endings
Dittography- repetition of text

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Deliberate changes:
(Textual variation)

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correction of grammar
harmonizing ( Lords prayer)
explanatory details

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Philip was king of what?

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Macedon 4th century BCE.

19
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Philip is the father of ?

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Alexander the Great

20
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Alexander received his education from?

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Aristotle the philosopher

21
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Alexander begins the program of?

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Hellenization

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Hellenization

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The is the forced establishment of greek Language, religion, and culture.

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textual criticism c’s

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collecting
comparing
choosing

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Tatian’s Diatessaron

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was a harmonization of the 4th gospels

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textual criticism Definition
The study of textual variation between manuscripts
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Jesus birth
where: Bethlehem When: 1BCE During: The reign of Caesar
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Jesus life and ministry
Where: Taught: Involved:
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End of Jesus life
killed by romans in Jerusalem
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Low Christology
Synoptic: thinking about and presenting Jesus as human
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high Christology
John: Thinking about and presenting Jesus as divine
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How many Gospels?
4: Matthew, Mark, Luke , and John
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synoptic definition
presenting or taking the same or common view. Matthew, Mark, And Luke
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Synoptic problem
the lIterary relationship of the synoptic gospels who came first? who used who?
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Synoptic solution
Mark came first Matthew came second used by mark and Q Luke came last used by Mark and Q
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which gospels have birth narratives?
Matthew and Luke
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What is Quelle?
Matthew and Luke each had two sources in common(Mark)
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Luke was written for what audience?
Christians and non-christians
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Matthew was written for what audience?
Jewish Christian audience
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Mark was written for what audience?
Gentile and Roman believers
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John was written for what audience?
Everyone
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major themes in Matthew
Matthew: Jesus as the son of David who establishes the kingdom of heaven.
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