Test 3

Question 1

What are the 3 terms used in regards to kingdom of God.

Answer 1

1. Kingdom of God
2. Kingdom of Heaven
3. Kingdom

Question 2

Kingdom terms are used how many times in the gospels?

Answer 2

108 times

Question 3

Basileia:

Answer 3

Realm, kingdom, rule.

Question 4

Jesus’ view of the kingdom of God:

Answer 4

1. Connected to destiny of the son of man

2. Entrance not confined to Jewish participation

Question 5

The literal kingdom of God is on hold until….

Answer 5

Until Jesus returns to rule & reign

Question 6

Where is the kingdom?

Answer 6

• wherever Christ rules in a heart

- wherever believers get together

Question 7

Kingdom as noted by Stewart:

Answer 7

1. As the rule of God in the heart (it is spiritual, not mortal)
2. As the rule of God in the world (social, not individualistic)

Question 8

Are the terms kingdom of God and kingdom of heaven different?

Answer 8

No, they are used interchangeably.

Question 9

Impact of the kingdom:

Answer 9

Small at first, but entirely different in the end

Question 10

What forerunner spoke often of this?

Answer 10

John the Baptist

Question 11

Jesus’ first ministry illustrates:

Answer 11

New life, symbolized by the couple coming together.

The wedding was designed to show something about Jesus’ ministry itself.

Question 12

How many jars were there?

Answer 12

6 jars.

Each jar held between 16-24 gallons

Question 13

Significance of first miracle:

Answer 13

TRANSFORMATION had taken place.

Symbolically, shows Jesus’ new ministry would be greater than the old.

Question 14

Social drinking thoughts:

Answer 14

1. Warns drunkenness
2. Church is obligated to speak out against social problems and provide guidance for avoidance
3. Wine was vastly different
4. Wine was watered down
5. Some look purely for justification
6. We have alternatives today

Question 15

Jesus came to who first?

Answer 15

Jews first, then gentiles

Question 16

What stands out about this woman?

Answer 16

She comes alone and is a social outcast

Question 17

What does John reveal about Jesus at the well?

Answer 17

He is messiah for observant Jews and outcasts

Question 18

Jesus tells her what?

Answer 18

Things about her past, and that she will never thirst again

Question 19

The woman at the well perceives what?

Answer 19

Jesus to be a prophet, not messiah yet

Question 20

Disciples marvel why?

Answer 20

That Jesus would talk with the woman at the well

Question 21

Boundaries broken at the well:

Answer 21

Racial, social, gender, worship location, source of salvation, contact with sinners, and need.

Question 22

Christ gave four great revelations at the well:

Answer 22

1. He revealed new life
2. He revealed the spiritual need of the woman
3. He revealed that God is a spirit
4. He revealed himself as the Messiah

Question 23

The woman at the well’s response:

Answer 23

She was a witness of Jesus

Question 24

God is a spirit as seen in verse 24. What is the highlight of this verse?

Answer 24

To worship him in SPIRIT and in TRUTH.

He is not confined to one location.

Question 25

All 4 gospels show sabbath was portrayed as:

Answer 25

Serious occasion.

Shows Jesus in conflict with religious leaders

Question 26

Sabbath in conflict with prudence:

Answer 26

If human life was in danger, circumcision, or service in the temple.

Question 27

The 3 controversies on sabbath:

Answer 27

1. Healing at Bethesda
2. Grain controversy
3. Healing of man with withered hand

Question 28

Controversy of “Take up your bed and walk”:

Answer 28

Forbidden to carry a burden on sabbath

Question 29

Jesus’ defense on the healing of the paralytic man?

Answer 29

“My father worketh hitherto, and I work.”

Question 30

Jesus explained that the authority God had been ____________ to Jesus

Answer 30

Transferred

Question 31

The grain controversy had a triple offense of sabbath which was:

Answer 31

1. Reaping
2. Threshing
3. Making a meal

Question 32

Law permitted work on sabbath when it inclobed what?

Answer 32

Worship or service

Question 33

Jesus aid that Sabbath was made for what? Not man made for what?

Answer 33

Sabbath was made for man, not man for sabbath.

Question 34

In reference to grain controversy, Jesus appeals to what?

Answer 34

Authority as Messiah (son of man is Lord over sabbath)
Original purpose of Sabbath (man was not to serve the sabbath)
Hosea (mercy)

Question 35

Through the healing of the man with the withered hand, how long did it take?

Answer 35

It was an instant healing

Question 36

Response of Pharisees to Jesus’ refutation of rabbinical tradition:

Answer 36

1. Furious with Christ
2. Began to plot his death
3. Entered an alliance with their natural enemies in order to kill Christ

Question 37

Jesus came to fulfill, not to _____ ___.

Answer 37

Throw out

Question 38

Not only did Jesus fulfill the OT law, he did what else?

Answer 38

Elevated its requirements

Question 39

Beattitudes

Answer 39

Attitudes of being, each begins with blessed or happy.

Question 40

Blessed are who?

Answer 40

Poor in spirit
The mourning
Meek
Hunger and thirst
Merciful
Pure in heart
Peacemakers
Persecuted

Question 41

Two natural elements to show spiritual truths:

Answer 41

Salt and Light

Question 42

Jesus says he came to fulfill the law, not what?

Answer 42

Against the law