final exam: test 2 questions Flashcards

1
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outline of mark’s gospel

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  1. who was Jesus? Road to Caesarea Philippi
  2. Why did he die? Road to the cross
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2
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T/F: internal evidence from Mark’s gospel gives little to no indication of its author.

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T

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3
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Early church fathers and external evidence suggest that the author of Mark’s gospel interviewed whim for his materials?

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Peter the disciple

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4
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What can be known about the proposed author Mark from the rest of the New Testament? (2 answers)

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*followed Paul and Barnabas
*potentially Barnabas’ cousin
*potentially wrote himself in as the man who ran away naked in the garden
*potentially peter’s son

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5
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Who was the audience for Mark

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Gentiles

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6
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examples of why we think Mark’s audience was the Gentiles

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*translated Jewish words and phrases
*explained Jewish customs/rituals (cup washing)

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7
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sandwich story examples

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Jesus going to heal the little girl, heals the woman who touched his cloak, heals the girl

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T/F: unlike matt and luke, mark records no events from Jesus’ birth and childhood.

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T

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9
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Markan story example: power over healing

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healing paralyzed man

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10
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Markan story example: power over the spirit world

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casting out the demon named Legion

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11
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Markan story example: power over nature

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calming the sea during a storm

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12
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What is theodicy and how does the wonder-working Jesus Mark’s gospel challenge us today?

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It asks, if Jesus can and did perform al those miracles back then, then why would a just God not do so today and let all these bad things persist.

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13
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The Messianic secret is

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that jesus asked people to keep quite about his identity

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14
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Jesus told his disciples in Mark 8-10 that disciples means becoming like a little child, taking up a cross and be a

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servant

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15
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what does Jesus proclaim before each of the major teachings about discipleship

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he is going to die and rise again

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16
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what frequently used word or phrase in Mark gives the book a sense of urgency and drives it forward

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immediately

17
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t/f: early church fathers suggest that matt was first written in hebrew or aramaic

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true

18
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describe one birth narrative/story that is unique to matt’s gospel

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the story of the magi

19
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Matthew ________ but luke __________.

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gathers, scatters

20
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what is typology in Matt’s fulfillment passages

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typology refers to the way in which events, persons, or institutions in the Old Testament are seen as prefiguring or foreshadowing aspects of Jesus Christ or his ministry.

21
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the OT book is most frequency cited by Matt as a being fulfilled by Jesus…

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Isaiah

22
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t/f: Jesus’ kingdom parables in Matt 13 typically have one main point rather than many different interpretations.

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T

23
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According to the Olivet Discourse, what is the main point related to Jesus Parousia

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be ready at all times

24
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t/f: Matt’s gospel is divided into 7 parts paralleling the days of creation

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False; there was only 5 sermons

25
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t/f: the sermons of matt are structured in ascending order of importance: the sermon on the mount is least significant sermon and the Olivet Discourse is the most significant

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true