Lesson Ten Flashcards

1
Q

Mark’s Gospel is full of details not mentioned in other Gospels. What might these details suggest?

A

That it could only have been written by someone who had been an eye witness to these events

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How do the details provided strengthen the idea that Peter was the author of Mark’s Gospel?

A

The details were typically items that a fisherman would observe

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3
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Of the four Gospels, which is the hardest on Peter?

A

The Gospel of Mark

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4
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In ancient writings, what was often the original title of a book?

A

The first line in the book

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5
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How should Genesis 1:1 be read?

A

As the title of the book, and not the first event in a chronological sequence

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How was the wilderness viewed by the OT prophets and NT writers?

A

Although a place of temptation and trial, it was also associated with the apex of Israel’s relationship with God

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7
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Why did the Essenes live in the wilderness in Qumran?

A

They wanted to be the first to meet the Messiah when He came

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8
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In Mark’s telling, where does Jesus encounter the first active devil?

A

In Israel’s own house of worship

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9
Q

Why does John only list seven of the disciples?

A

He didn’t find it as important as the other Gospel writers to include all of their names

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10
Q

What is the greatest of all the confessions of any of the disciples in the Gospels?

A

Thomas’s pronouncement of Jesus as “My Lord and my God”

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