James and Galatians Flashcards

1
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119 - What is the normal outline of letters in the NT?

A

Consists of five parts.

  1. Opening
  2. Thanksgiving
  3. Body
  4. Exhortation
  5. Closing
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What document in the NT was most likely the first composed?

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James

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3
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What was Paul’s first letter written?

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Galatians

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4
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What do James and Galatians like Matthew deal heavily in?

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OT law.

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5
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What does the Hebrew word, Torah, mean?

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Revelation or instruction.

Term for the first five books of the OT.

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6
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122 - What is the law in the broad sense?

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The Law of Moses

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7
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What is the law in the narrow sense?

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Commandments, rules, regulations contained in Genesis through Deuteronomy.

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8
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What is a Judaizer?

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Those who imposed OT laws on NT Christians.

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9
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What does the Hebrew word for holy mean?

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Set apart.

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10
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What is antinomianism?

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Jesus fulfilled the law so no OT laws need to be heeded.

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11
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Who wrote James?

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James, the half brother of Jesus.

Not James the son of Zebedee.

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12
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Who killed James, the son of Zebedee and brother of John?

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Herod Agrippa I around A.D. 43 (Acts 12:2).

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13
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124 - What does the term Diaspora mean?

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When Jews were scattered outside of the region of Judea.

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14
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124 - Who is James written to?

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The 12 tribes in the Dispersion.

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15
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124 - What does James contain in 108 verses?

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54 imperatives

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16
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124 - What is a good summary of James?

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22 But be doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving yourselves.

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17
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125 - Where does evil desire come from?

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13 Let no one say when he is tempted, “I am being tempted by God,” for God cannot be tempted with evil, and hehimself tempts no one. 14 But each person is tempted when he is luredand enticed by his own desire. 15 Then desire when it has conceived givesbirth to sin, and sin when it is fully grown brings forth death.

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18
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125 - What does only James us?

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Faith alone.

You see that a person is justified by works andnot by faith alone.

19
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125 - What is James most glorious assertion?

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2:13b -Mercy triumphs overjudgment.

20
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What is the most controversial verses in James?

A

2:24 -24 You see that a person is justified by works andnot by faith alone.

21
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In quoting Genesis 15 what does James affirm?

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That Abraham was accreditated as righteous because he simply believed in God.

22
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126 - What does James assert in chapter 3?

A

Words have a lot of power.

23
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Who is Jesus in James?

A

Wisdom

24
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Who is Galatians addressed to?

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To the churches of Galatia.

Part of a region of the Gauls, north of the area Paul visited on his first mission journey.

25
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What is the debate taking place in Galatians?

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The role of the law and whether Gentile believers had to be circumcised.

26
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When is Galatians most likely written in relation to Paul’s journey to Jerusalem to meet with the apostles about the conflict?

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Before his journey to Jerusalem since he doesn’t appeal to the decision reached in Jerusalem (Acts 15).

27
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What does Paul omit in his letter to the Galatians?

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The thanksgiving.

28
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129 - What is the theme of Galatians?

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A person’s relationship with God.

A person’s standing before God cannot be dependant on how they live according to the law.

29
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129 - What are the three elements that are repeatedly encountered in Galatians?

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Law, Gospel, and response.

30
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129 - How does Paul say he received the Gospel?

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Through a revelation of Jesus Christ.

Any other gospel must be rejected.

31
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131 - To support his teaching on justification, what does Paul quote, which also James refered to?

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Genesis 15:6 - And he believed the LORD, andhe counted it to him as righteousness.

32
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131 - Where in the OT do we read that the righteous will live by faith?

A

Habakkuk 2:4 -

4 “Behold, his soul is puffed up; it is not upright within him,

but the righteous shall live by his faith.

33
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132 - Our relationship to God is tied to what in Galatians 3?

A

Our baptism.

3:27 For as many of you as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ.

34
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131 - What does redeemed mean?

A

Bought back.

35
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134 - What are we freed to do?

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Love one another (5:13)

13 For you were called to freedom, brothers. Only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for the flesh, but through love

serve .

36
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134 - Who most likely wrote Paul’s letters?

A

An amanuensis, a type of scribe or secretary.

In Galatians, Paul writes his own conclusion (6:11).

11 See with what large letters I am writing to you with my own hand.

37
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135 - The tension between James and Galatians may be attributed to what?

A

James speaks to those who have been Christians for some time.

Paul is addressing new Gentile converts.

Different people, contexts, and challenges.

38
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135 - What dimension of Christian life does Paul stress in Galatians?

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Vertical

39
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Contrast Paul and James emphasises of faith?

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Paul - faith, then works.

James - faith that works.

40
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137 - What does the OT call the Ten Commandments?

A

Never refered to as the Ten Commandments.

Call the “Ten Words” Decalogue in Greek.

41
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137 - What are the most severe problems with the Law?

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When it is brought into the area of justification.

42
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How does Paul describe the Law in Romans?

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The embodiment of knowledge and truth (Romans 2:20)

43
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According to Romans 13:10, what is love?

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The fulfilling of the law.

44
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Where was Galatia?

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A region of present day Turkey.