Exam II info Flashcards
Elder Oakes 5 principles of righteous judgement?
- has nothing to do w eternities or relationship to atonement
- guided by spirit
- within stewardship
- knowledge of the facts
- don’t judge people, only situations
which region more diverse?
galilee
in ancient world, what purpose was sharing meals?
- a clear sign of identification
- used to advertise and reinforce social hierarchy
- status shown by how close you sit to the host
why did Jesus declare the Pharisees unfit for leadership in God’s kingdom?
they taught tradition as doctrine
what were 4 revolutionary teachings Jesus shared in his sermon on kingdom leadership and living together as disciples?
- radical inversion of natural assumptions about leadership and who is important
- democratize who has power, authority, and may perform miracles
- overturn ideas about the connections between wealth and righteousness
- who and when we are to forgive
who is the poor in Luke?
all the marginalized and oppressed
what is general perspective and practice that will characterize disciples in the Kingdom of God?
do good regardless of treatment; even outside circle of influence
What were four things Jesus taught his disciples about prayer?
- seeking his kingdom and his will
- pray to the Father
- entering partnership with God
- ask for help and acknowledge out reliance on Him
- ask for forgiveness and deliverance
Luke 11:13 vs Matt 7:11?
“the best gift” to “holy Spirit”
what question do we ask when we seek to understand Jesus’s intent for each parable?
how did Jesus seek to change attitudes and behaviors with this parable?
What are the 5 things we should do when interpreting parables?
- analyze each parable thoroughly
- listen without presupposition
- all parables oral
- biblical context
- what were the author’s purpose to record it?
- what was the function of the parable for Jesus?
matt’s version of lost sheep vs luke’s version of lost sheep
sheep –> people who needed no repentance vs sinner who needed care and to be brought back
how much of John is unique?
90%
basic structure of John?
prologue, book of signs, book of glory, epilogue
what are the theological claims made for jesus in the opening prologue hymn of John
- premortal word (logos) sent from above
- with Father in beginning
- created all things
- light in the darkness
- divine sent among humans
- lamb of god to be sacrificed