Test 3 Lecture Notes Flashcards by Hannah Williams

Paul goes to Corinth and stays for how long?

18 months

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Where becomes a major center for Paul’s ministry?

Corinth

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Where does Paul meet Pricilla and Aquila?

Corinth

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Where (most likely) does Paul begin his letter writing?

Corinth

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1 & 2 Thessalonians was written here

Corinth

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The culture of Corinth was fascinated with what?

Flesh & had its impact on the language

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Corinthianize

Is to commit to fornication

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Corinthian girl

A prostitue

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Paul comes to Corinth _____ and ______

Deflated and depressed

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The proconsulship of Gallio and the Gallio inscription helps us?

To date Paul’s travels and writing of letters

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What are the 3 significant charges brought up against Paul

Saw Christianity as part of Judaism
Granted Christianity the rights and privileges of Judaism
Basically Paul’s teaching is vindicated

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Who was beaten and possibly helps Paul write 1 Cor.

Sosthenes

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The last leg of Paul’s 2nd missionary journey is wrapped up by

Sailing to Ephesus with Priscilla and Aquila. Then moves on to Caesarea>Jerusalem>Antioch>Galatia> Phrygia to visit and strengthen churches

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Apollos who only knew the baptism of John.

Described as a learned man with thorough knowledge of the scriptures. Taught by Pricilla and Aquila .

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Paul’s 3rd missionary journey is where?

Ephesus

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1 of 3 ways the spirit is involved in Acts

Baptism of the Holy Spirit– like on the day of Pentecost with the disciples and Cornelius and his household

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2 or 3 ways the spirit is involved

The gift of the Holy Spirit (acts 2:38 which is given to all believers who repent and are baptized)

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3 or 3 ways the Holy Spirit is involved in the book of Acts

Special gifts through laying on of hands

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3rd missionary journey:

Notice in the first few verses that Paul re-baptizes those who only knew the _____?

Baptism of John

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Paul spends 3 months where?

The synagogue

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After the synagogue where does Paul go for two years?

The lecture hall of tyrannus

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Paul’s continued his letter writing in the lecture hall of tyrannus. What books were written?

1 Cor.

And possibly some of Galatians

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Another missionary pattern is established:

Paul stays out while others come in to listen/learn then take the good news back home

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Paul had influence over what world in Ephesus?

The world of magic

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7 sons of Secva

Burning of magic scrolls

The spiritual world recognizes _____

Authority of Jesus and those in whom His spirit lives

No person can stand against the ____ by themselves

Spirits

Result was ?

That the name of Jesus was held in great honor

What temple was one of the 7 wonders of the world

Artemis

Riot caused by ______ who sold idols of ______

Demetrius, Artemis

Artemis

Greek goddess of nature, the hint and helped women with fertility and child birth

Paul's teaching is vindicated by _____?

The city clerk who disbands the riot for gathering without sufficient means

Paul travels from Ephesus throughout Macedonia doing what?

Collecting money for the saints in Jerusalem

When do the "We" sections begin again?

In Acts 20. Luke the author is back traveling with Paul.

The story of Eutychus

In troas

Paul's meeting with the elders in Ephesus | 1 of 3

Acts 20:18-27 | Paul's work and responsibilities as a minister

Paul's meeting with the elders in Ephesus | 2 of 3

Acts 20:28-32 | Paul's admonition to the elders

Paul's meeting with the elders in Ephesus | 3 of 3

Paul's example to them on how to live and act

Work/responsibility of the elder/bishop/shepherd

1. Keep watch - over self & over folk 2. Overseers 3. Be shepherds 4. Be on your guard 5. Commit yourself to God's grace

Acts 21: Paul continues to travel and arrives in Jerusalem

On a beach in Tyre

Acts 21: when Paul | Is in Jerusalem who returns?

The prophet agabus

The third major break in the book of Acts

Paul's defense of his ministry

Problem of Jews hearing about Paul teaching to not do what?

Circumcised their children

Paul was mobbed and beaten in the temple T or F?

True

Mob listened until Paul mentioned what?

Being sent to the gentiles

Defense in Greek is?

Apologia

Apologetics

Study of arguments in favor of Christian faith

Paul was saved by who?

The Roman commander and Paul's appeals to his Roman citizenship

Importance of Roman citizenship

a. How received | b. Benefits of

Who wrote the Corinthians with Paul

Sosthenes

Who was Corinthians written to?

The church of God in Corinth

Place and date of writing the Corinthians

Ephesus & 54-55AD

Outline of Corinthians

``` A. Confronting a worldly church 1. Worldly values 2. Worldly living 3. Worldly assembles B. Affirming life to come C. Preparing for Paul's visit ```

Problems in Corinth

``` Factions Sexual immorality Lack reverence Misunderstanding over marriage Misunderstanding over spiritual gifts ```

Significance of Corinthians

Helps us to see the problems of a local church | We have more information about the actual conditions in the church at Corinth that any other NT church

3 good things about Corinthians

1. It's practical 2. It treats problems 3. It offers hope for the afterlife

Author of Ephesus

Paul in prison

Possible recipient of Ephesus

Ephesus: | Omits at or in

Circumstances and date of Ephesus

Paul was a prisoner for 2 years in caserera in the early 60s

Ephesians connection to Colossians

Tychicus

Outline of Colossians:

The redemption and reconciliation of all things in Christ | Instructions for a new life in Christ

The author of Colossians

Paul

Recipients of Colossians

The Holy and faithful brothers in Christ at colossae

Circumstances and date of Colossians

Paul is a prisoner most likely is Rome date: early 60s

Paul's in colossae connected to Ephesians and Philemon how?

Ephesians: Tychicus Phil: onesimus

Paul's relation to the Colossians

Without a doubt colossae was the least important church to which any epistle of Paul is addressed.

Theme of Colossians

Christ is all

Colossian heresy

1. He is supreme 2. He is the fullness of God 3. He is the foundation 4. He is our life line

Paul's answer to the Colossians Hersey

Christ is all: he is the beginning and the end of Christian living

Who's the author of Philemon

Paul

Who is the recipient of Philemon

Philemon: A fellow worker of Paul

Date of Philemon

60-61 AD

Onesiumus means?

Useful

What happened between Philemon and Onesimus

Onesimus ran away to Rome and Paul found him and converted him and then sent him back with a letter to Philemon

Circular letter

A document or letter that is sent to a closed group of people with the intention of being widely circulated

How Roman citizenship is received

Born to Roman parents Freed from slavery by Roman master Redeeming yourself

Benefits of being a Roman citizen

Exempt from taxes Right to trial, right to know that charges against you Right to face accusers appeal Right to appeal to Caesar