Exam 3 (Final) Flashcards
1
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Transfiguration
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2
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Eunuch
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3
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Infant Exposure
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4
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Denarius
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5
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Hosanna
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6
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Hypocrite
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7
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Eschatology
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8
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Passover
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9
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Crucifixion
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10
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Sign of Jonah
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11
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Caiphas
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12
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Pilate
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13
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Blasphemy
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14
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Anointing
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15
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Unleavened Bread
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16
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Sanhedrin
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17
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Barabbas
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18
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Flogging
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19
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Great Comission
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20
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Treason
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21
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Golgotha
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22
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(Short response)
What does the sign of Jonah in Matt 16 communicate about the sort of kingdom Jesus is bringing? Who is part of this kingdom?
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23
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(Short response)
What do we need to know about the children in the Roman world to understand the major point Jesus is making about the greatest in the k of h in Matt 18?
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24
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How does Jesus’ flow chart for dealing with sin in the church in Matt 18:15-17 tell us how to treat sinners? What is the final step, and what does it really mean to treat sinners as “a gentile or tac collector”?
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25
How does Jesus enter in Jerusalem in MAtt 21? What happens and how do the people respond? What does Jesus’ entry tell us about the kind of King he will be?
26
What do the woe statements reveal to us about the scribes and Pharisees in Matt 23? What does it mean to be a “hypocrite”? Why does Jesus address the religious leaders so harshly (what does this tell us about their position in society)?
27
What are the two signs of the times Jesus provides in Matt 24? What do these signs tell us about the son of Man?
28
Essay: What is passover and how does this festival contribute to the events taking place in Matt 21, 26, and 27? Provide two examples of how Passover influences Jesus’ time in Jerusalem and explain your answers.
29
How does what we know about crucifixion in the Roman world contribute to how we view Jesus’ death in Matt 27? Who was crucifixion intended for? Is Jesus deserving of this death? Explain and provide examples from the text.
