Midterm 1 Flashcards

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Synoptic Gospels

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Matthew Mark and Luke

should be viewed together since they tell the same story

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Book of Mark

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Doesn’t talk about Jesus’ birth

Focused on Jesus’ actions

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Synoptic Problem

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Sometimes quote each other verbatim

Sometimes only two of the 3 books agree, such as Mark and Matthew but not Luke

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Resolution from synoptic problem

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Matthew and Luke take info from Mark
However, Matthew and Luke had a document(s) that Mark did not have
Each Matthew and Luke seem to have their own individual sources as well distinct from each other
Q is the document Matthew and Luke Share, but not Mark

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When was Mark written?

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CE 70
his predictions/prophecies that came true become inaccurate after around 70
Doesn’t have references to enslavement of Jews

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Messianic Secret

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Insists that those who recognize Jesus as the messiah should keep this knowledge secret
Jesus encourages people to participate in Jewish rituals

Mark inisists Jesus kept his identity secret because he was a new idea. Because the idea of a Messiah is different than what Jews were expecting

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Satan meaning

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Belligerent

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The Suffering Servant

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Parallel between the suffering servant and Jesus

Was a servant who bore the bruises for healing others

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Blood Libel

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The idea that Jews are responsible for the death of Jesus and their descendants are responsible for this death

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Genealogy in Matthew

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Since Jesus is two sets of 14 (2 * 7) generations away from King David, his connection to David was mathematically foretold

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Difference between Mark and Matthew Jesus Birth

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Jesus was born in Nazereth by Mark’s while Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Matthew’s version

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Antitheses

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The process of Jesus making the Jewish law stricter

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Anachoresis

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The idea of settling disputes in the church

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Matthew Jesus Persecution

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Jesus runs away often in Matthew’s book to parallel the persecution of the followers of Jesus

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Matthew and Jews

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When Matthew preaches against Jews, he is preaching against the Pharisees. Sort of like the struggle between the Jewish peasants and the Jewish higher class

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Book of Matthew primary reason for writing

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concerned with making sure the Jesus movement and Judaism didn’t have any conflicts

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Luke Primary Motivators

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concerned with telling the history of Jesus, and gets his sources from other sources/accounts/eye witnesses

Traces the heritage of Jesus all the way back to God

Luke is heavily concerned with Mary’s virginity

Speaks against the rich and argues for the poor heavily

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Parable

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A religious story

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Theophilus

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A greek name

Is probably a generic term, as Luke tends to address “all god lovers”

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Magnificat

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When Mary finds out she is pregnant, she sings a song that mirrors Luke view on what Jesus should be: A messiah of the poor

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Test in the wilderness

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Jesus fasts for 40 days and nights

Jesus resists 3 temptations

In Luke’s version, he places a higher emphasis on Jerusalem

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Luke argues against the implication that Jesus should go to the Jews prior to the Gentiles.

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Just thought you should know that

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Beatitudes

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Matthew 5:1-14
Luke 6:20-27
Talks about how the underprivledged will be blessed, while those who are not will not

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Samaritans

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From Samaria

Only believed in the first 5 books

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Levites
Temple servants | All descendants of Jacob
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Passion
To be passionate/To suffer
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Acts
Written by Luke Asks: Must you be Jewish to be part of the Jesus Movement?
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Gospel of John
Believes that we are already in the apocalypse Believes Jesus is God No evidence he uses sources from Mark or Q Dated between 95CE and 120CE Written outside of palenstine Likely written in Rome
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Logos
There is a deity so unexplainable that words can’t explain it, so Logos is divinity that can traverse the divine and human realms in order to help us understand the divine John identifies the “Logos” as Jesus
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Christology
A theory about what Christ is Is Jesus is human A god? Both
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Low Christology
Christology that don’t presume the ultimate divinity of Jesus Jesus can have some divine characteristics, but is not like a God
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High Christology
Explicitly stating Jesus is God
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Sectarianism
A church stands on low tension with societal values Sects are in moderate tension Cults are in high tension Sects can become churchs or cults Sectarian means that it stands in moderate tension
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Gospel of Thomas
Was part of some original churches Argued that admittance into Jesus’ “inner-circle” was based on intelligence “Living Jesus” implies that Jesus was present and heard Jesus’ words himself Yet in John Thomas is often absent when Jesus is present In Matthew Peter is the heir to Jesus. In Thomas, James is the heir to Jesus Thomas gives himself secret knowledge to give himself authority
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Apophatic philosophy
Means that the deity (Jesus) is so unknowable that human language cannot articulate what said deity is
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John’s goal
To Show Jesus is God
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Plato’s Supreme Deity
What we see in the world is several layers down from its actual form The ideal of humanity is far different from what we actually experience