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quiz #6 Flashcards

1
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what does ‘gospel’ mean?

A

good news

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2
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what is the origin of Gospel?

A

used in military and in political victory

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3
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what is the greek word for Gospel?

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euagelion

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4
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what does content mean?

A

narrative/history that focuses on ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus

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5
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what is one difference between a Gospel and biography?

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doesn’t cover the whole life of Jesus

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what is a second difference between a Gospel and biography?

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events not in chronological order

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7
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what is the third difference between a Gospel and biography?

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mainly focuses on the last week of Jesus

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8
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what is the fourth difference between a Gospel and biography?

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didn’t tell everything about the life of Jesus

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9
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what is the fifth difference between a Gospel and biography?

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ABOUT Jesus NOT WRITTEN by Jesus

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10
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how many Gospels are there in total?

A

4

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what are those four Gospels?

A

matthew, mark, luke, john

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12
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what does synoptic mean?

A

same view

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13
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what are the three synoptic gospels?

A

matthew, mark, luke

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14
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what view do the synoptic Gospels present Jesus?

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earth up view

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15
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what percent of mark is duplicated in matthew?

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97%

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16
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what percent of mark is duplicated in luke?

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88%

17
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what is the synoptic problem?

A

great similarity between the three Gospels

18
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what was the solution to the synoptic problem?

A

each synoptic had their own common oral tradition

19
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is john a gospel?

A

no

20
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what view does john present Jesus?

A

heaven down view

21
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what is the purpose for the Gospels?

A

convince you that Jesus is the son of God

22
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what is the specific purpose each Gospel had?

A

communicate something different about Jesus

23
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what does selection mean?

A

the author chooses which stories about Jesus to include and which to leave out

24
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what does arrangement mean?

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decides the order in which to place the stories and sayings of Jesus

25
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what does adaption mean?

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the author editing stories and sayings to suit the point he is trying to make

26
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is a synopsis in order?

A

yes

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