Midterm 2. 1 Key passages Flashcards
q: Which book contains the passage where Tobit urges his son to marry a woman of Israel?
A:Tobit (Tobit 4:12)
q: What is the significance of Tobit 4:12?
Tobit emphasizes the importance of maintaining cultural and religious heritage by urging his son to marry within Israel.
Where can you find the prophecy about the coming of a new era involving the valley of dry bones?
Ezekiel (Ezekiel 37:1–10)
What is the meaning of Ezekiel 37:1–10?
It symbolizes the restoration of Israel, where God brings life to dry bones, representing a new era of hope and renewal.
In which book does Jesus reveal his identity as the Messiah to his disciples?
Mark (Mark 8:27–33)
What is significant about Mark 8:27–33?
Jesus identifies himself as the Messiah but also predicts his suffering and death, challenging conventional Messianic expectations.
Where does Jesus reveal himself as the New Covenant during the Last Supper?
Mark (Mark 14:17–25)
What is the importance of Mark 14:17–25?
It establishes the Eucharist and Jesus as the New Covenant, fulfilling the Old Testament promises.
Which passage supports the full divinity of Christ and begins with “In the beginning was the Word”?
John (John 1:1–18)
Why is John 1:1–18 significant?
It emphasizes the eternal nature and divinity of Christ, affirming his identity as God incarnate
Where can you find the account of the first Christian Council with the apostles?
Acts (Acts 15:1–35)
What was decided at the first Christian Council in Acts 15:1–35?
The Council determined that Gentile converts to Christianity were not required to follow the full Mosaic Law, including circumcision.
Where does Paul summarize salvific history and discuss Adam and Christ?
Romans (Romans 5:12–18)
What is the key message of Romans 5:12–18?
Paul contrasts the sin brought by Adam with the salvation brought by Christ, emphasizing grace and redemption.
In which passage does Paul argue why the New Testament is for everyone?
Romans (Romans 1:19–21)
