NT AND G Flashcards

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covenant

open ended contract of lobe between God and Human beings

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Testament

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gives witness to God’s saving love in human history

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old testament

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has 46 books: 3 categories: the law or torah, the prophet and the writings
central focus:covenant theme of God’s love for jewish people
written to prepare for the coming of Christ

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Old testament

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fulfills old testament
narrates and proclaims Jesus’ birth teaching passion death and resurrection
focuses on God’s commitment to His people which Jesus sealed by his sacrifice om the cross

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NEW TESTAMENT

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nt was written in ________

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koine- common greek

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approximate date nt was written

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AD 50’s to early 2nd century

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nt has ______ books, ____ groups

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27, 4

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4 groups of nt

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gospel
acts of the apostles
letters
revelation

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year writtem?
books of mark, matthew, luke john
principal witnss to the life of jesus christ

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Gospel AD 60-70

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Year written
describes early spread of the good mews amd formation of the early church
ex. Preaching of peter and the apostles, missionary journey of paul, council of jerusalem
written by the author of the gospel of Luke

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Acts of the Apostle AD 80-100

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21 letters in the bible
epistles
year written?

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Letters AD 57-100

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identifies the sender and recipient

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Greetings

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comtains the account of Jesus’ lofe teaxhings on how to grow in the christian life and advice encouragement to the community

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Body of the Letter

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14
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brief personal remark and farewell

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Conclusion

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15
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2 groups of letters

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pauline and catholic epistles

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attributed to St Paul
address to early christian communities and their leaders
give important doctrines about the person of Jesus
and practical guidelines on how to live an authentic life

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Pauline letters

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17
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Romans
1 and 2 Corinthians
Galatians
Philippians
1 amd 2 Thessalonians
Philemon
1-2 Timothy
Titus
Colossians
Ephesians
Hebrews
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Ex of pauline letters

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called catholic or universal because they were writtem for the geral public
concerned on how christians could apply the teachings of Jesus to their daily lives

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Catholic Epistles

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James
1-2 Peter
1,2,3 John
Jude

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Catholic Epistles ex

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Year written?
book of Apocalyptic literature
Visionary accounts of the decisive struggle of christ amd his follower aGainst satan amd his forces
Author of Jon’s Gospel

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Revelation AD 95-96

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revealed , unveiled

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Apocalyptic

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heart of scripture
Dei: principal witness for thr life, teachimg of the incarnate word our savior
Verbum 18: 4 versions of same story

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The Gospels

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authors of gospels

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evangelists

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greek: announcement of good news

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euangelion

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matthew author, date, location and symbol
Unknown-probably a jewish christian of palestinian origin AD 70-85 Syria (Antioch) Human Figure (Genealogy of Jesus)
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Mark author, date, location and symbol
author: unknown: john mark probably a friend or disciple of peter AD 62-70 Rome desert lion- John the baptist voice of one crying out on te desert
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Luke author, date, location and symbol
Greek convert (gentile) and companion of Paul AD 70-85 Greece Ox (Zechariah offering a sacrifice in the temple)
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Mark Matthew and Luke | similar versions
sypnoptic gospels
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latin syn
together
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optic latin
seen
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source of matthew
mark, quelle, M
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Sources of luke:
L, quelle, Mark
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sources of mark
none
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german source (collection of jesus sayings)
Quelle
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different, longer and more poetic tone | author, date, location, symbol
``` John unknown: john enapostle or his disciple AD 90-110 Ephesus (Asia Minor) eagle (starts with a hymn to Jesus who uniquely looks on the face of agod) ```
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when was the gospel written | and how long was the formation of the gospel
written 30 years after the events happened | process and formation took 40-70 uears
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year written? definite person known by some of the first generation of christians public ministry: 3 years: jesus preached w/ unique authority proclaimed good mews of our salvation performed miracles
Jesus life in Palestine AD 1-30
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period after resurrection and Pentecost apostles preached, narrative fwith accountd of jesus' earthly life proclaimed good mews of jesus by word of mouth Year written
oral tradition AD 30-64
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preaching to unbelievers
Kerygma
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catechetical instructions for the newly baptized on how to live a christ filled life
didache
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celebration of holy eucharist and sharing of jesus christ teachings
litourgia
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T OR F Semitic people preferred living to the written word proclamation of jesus was confined to palestine and its neighboring countries expected Jesus will come within lifetime
T
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Year written apostles and original witnesses were dying on being martyred good news outside of jerusalem christian community became diverse (jews amd gentiles) to avoid erroneous christian teaching Jesus would not come in their lifetime
written gospels AD 65-100
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T OR F the gospels drew their materials from the preaching of the apostles and earliest disciple of Jesus evangelists organized materials accordingto their own particular sources amd purpose
T
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holy spirit's divine activity of superintending the authors editors amd compilers of bible that allowed them to use their own personalities ans writing styles to communicate amd compile God's revelation tp humankind without error
Biblical Inspiration
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Jesus: suffering messian audience: suffering christians to console the and teach the way of following Jesus to follow him untp the cross Messianic Secret
Mark
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Jesus: Messiah and King audience: jewish christians Christ jewish heritsge christ as promised messiah and king
Matthew
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Jesus: savior of the world audience: gentile community Jesus savior of all people shows significant role pf women (Mary) in Jesus' ministry
Luke
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Jesus: son of God word of God made man Audience: christians of all background Jesus-glorified king, calm and fullyin charge of his destiny
JOH
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meet the risen christ read and study the gospel share good mews of jesus to pthers
challenge of the gospel
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gods word recorder by humans written account of our love story with God composed of NT and OT
Bible