T1 - religious figures and sacred texts Flashcards

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what are the similarities between Matthew 1-2 and Luke 1-3?

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  • Jesus christ conceived by holy spirit (pathogenesis)
  • Joseph and Mary engaged but not married
  • Jesus was born in Bethlehem (city of david)
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what are the differences between Matthew 1-2 and Luke 1-3?

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- Matthew - unnamed angel appears to joseph
  Luke - angel Gabriel appears to Mary
- Matthew - wise men
  luke - shephards 
- Matthew - Joseph's viewpoint 
  Luke - Mary's viewpoint
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what is redaction criticism?

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the theory that new testament writers altered existing material about jesus to suit their own agenda

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what else do people do with the accounts of the birth narrative?

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Harmonise them

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What is incarnation?

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God becoming flesh in Jesus

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What does this doctrine express?

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the belief that jesus christ was God in human form

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What do people assert about the incarnation?

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that jesus christ was both fully God and fully man (human and divine)

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`he is fully human…

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as he was a man of flesh and blood, born as any other person and does what humans do

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he is fully God…

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as he’s believed to have existed since the beginning of god, his appearance on earth was only brief

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What do christians believe about the resurrection?

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christians believe that following his death on the cross, jesus rose again from the dead and for a period of 40 days appeared to many of his followers

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What did the disciples do?

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they began to preach that God had raised him from the dead, thus proving that he was the Messiah

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What happened in John 20?

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  • john ‘saw and believed’
  • Mary comes to believe when she hears jesus call her name
  • john says that those who read this evidence believe
  • the five episodes form what’s known as a chiasm
  • we are told that jesus breathed on the disciples and said to them ‘receive the holy spirit’
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What happened in John 21?

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divided into 3 sections: 1)Jesus appears to the disciples by the sea of galilee 2)Jesus commissions Peter to shepherd his people 3)John’s testimony confirmed

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what does Rudolf Bultmann describe as myths?

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Jesus’ virgin birth and resurrection. he thinks the resurrection was a story made to sustain faith

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where does preaching originate?

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from that rise of belief in the disciples

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what does N.T Wright say?

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  • the ultimate hope was resurrection of the body.

- jesus somehow survived the crucifixion.

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How many gospels are there?

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4 - matthew, mark, luke and John