Test 1 Flashcards
- Know the types of letters (Pastoral/ Prison/ General/ Pauline)
A. Church Letters: 1&2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, 1 &1 Thessalonians
B. Pastoral Letters: 1 & 2 Timothy, Titus and Philemon
C. Prison Letters: Ephesians, Philippians, Philemon
- Which missionary journey Paul visited Nicopolis? 1st, 2nd, or 3rd 4th? (1 Timothy Slide 13)
A. 4th
- The City, Ephesus, is famous for what (Ephesus PPT slide 3)
A. Temple of Artemis
- The City located at a seaport and is the primary banking center of Asia Minor. * Ephesus PPT 3)
A. Ephesus
- A city near the Eastern and of the Egnatian Way
A. Philippi
- How many times Timothy is identified in the NT? (1Timothy Slide 1)
A. 25 times
- The definition of syncretism ( Colossians PPT slide 11)
A. The incorporation of non-Christian theologies into the foundational truths of Biblical faith with the specific intention to weaken faith and impose a lifestyle that diminishes holy living.”
- Some believe this letter is the mission letter to the Laodiceans. Which letter? (Ephesians PPT slide 9)
A. Ephesians
- In Colossians the Deity of Christ is contrasted with what
A. Syncretic Heresy
- A city of Phrygia (Colossae) (Colossians PPT slide 7)
A. A city of Phrygia (Asia Minor) B. 100 miles east of Ephesus C. Prominent city prior Greek period D. Prone to earthquakes E. Prior to Roman Conquest F. Insignificant Market town when Paul wrote.
- The theme of the book of Philemon (Philemon PPT slide 1)
A. Restoration
- The theme of the books of 1st & 2nd Thessalonians (slides 5 and 11)
A. 1St Thanksgiving for Endurance
B. 2nd Eschatology
- In Galatians what is the part missing in letter structure? (Galatians PPT slide 7)
A. Structure
i. Salutation ii. Sender iii. Recipient iv. Greeting
B. “Greeting” [chairen] – Acts 15:23; 23:26; James 1:1
C. Jewish greeting would be shalom or peace
D. Paul gives a very unique greeting: “Grace and Peace”
- A significant theme in Philippians (Phil. PPT slide 7)
A. Thank-you note; joy (Notes: JOY and THANKSGIVING to fellow believers)
- A letter called the cornerstone of the Protestant reformation (Galatians PPT slide 10)
A. Galatians