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Who was Luke's audience?
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Gentile-Christian
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When did Luke write his gospel?
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85 AD
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Did Luke know Jesus personally?
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No
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What name did Luke call Jesus that no other gospel writer did?
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Savior
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What does Luke "up-play" in his gospel?
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Role of women
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What is the Immaculate Conception?
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the doctrine that states that Mary was free of original sin from her conception
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Was the journey to Galilee a common theme in Luke's gospel?
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No
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Who were the first visitors to Jesus' birth in Luke
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shepherds
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What is a common theme in Luke that Jesus is often seen doing often?
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praying/prayer
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Who saw that Jesus had risen first and were they believed?
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Women/No
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How are Luke's Beatitudes presented?
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second person (blessed are you)
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What does Jesus say about the kingdom in Luke?
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It is in our midst (Jesus himself)
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What did the people of Luke's gospel connect with the Second Coming? Was this true?
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The fall of Jerusalem/No
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Was Acts written to give an accurate historical account of Jesus' ministry?
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No- gave account of the ministry of the apostles
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Who is focused more on in Acts Peter/Paul?
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Paul
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Did Paul know Jesus personally?
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No
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What is Luke known for using in his gospel?
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Parables (Lost Son/Lost Coin)
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What was the story of Zacchaeus?
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Zacchaeus was a tax collector whose house Jesus went to and after he repented and followed Christ
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Who did the author of Luke travel with?
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Mary
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Who is Luke's Gospel addressed to?
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Theophilus
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What are the sources for Luke's gospel?
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L, Mark, and Q
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How much of Mark is seen in Luke?
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60%
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What city is highlighted in Luke as a central symbol of God's salvific activity?
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Jerusalem
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What names does Luke omit in his gospel because they are Jewish?
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Christ, scribe, rabbi
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Luke and Acts are similar in what way?
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outlines, Authors, and Themes
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Who did Jesus have a special relationship with in Luke's gospel?
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The lowly and humble/ Women/ social outcasts and sinners
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What was Luke's proffession
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Doctor/Physician
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What is the end of Luke's gospel?
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Jesus' Ascention
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Why are Jesus' parables important?
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Contain the heart of his message/show him to be a remarkable teacher/reveal how he dealt with his opponents
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What is the theme of the parable of Lazarus and the rich man?
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share your gifts with poor people
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What is the theme of the parable of the Prodigal Son
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God's incredible love for those who fall away from Him
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Who was addressed at the Sermon on the Plain
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Well-to-do Gentile Christians
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In what situations does Jesus show compassion toward women and their situation?
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Raising a widow's son, forgiving an "immoral woman", curing a hemorrhaging woman
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What did the ideal Christian community include?
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Fellowship, celebration of the Eucharist, and Preaching the gospel according to apostolic witnesses
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What are important themes in Luke-Acts?
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Jesus as prophet/Savior, Role of the Holy Spirit, Joy and prayer, role of women
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Who was necessary in the early Church to provide a full witness to Jesus' life?
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Mary, Apostles, "daughters of Jerusalem"
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What did the Holy Spirit do in the early Church?
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Opened the hearts of hearers, Helped open the Church to Gentiles, Comforted Paul in the face of persecution
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When did the apostles recognize the resurrected Jesus?
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When He broke bread and ate with them
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How many deacons were in the early Church?
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7
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Paul was converted when
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on the road to Damascus
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Where was it decided that circumcision was not necessary to follow Jesus?
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Council of Jerusalem
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What was Paul a strong believer of?
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You did not have to be circumcised to follow Jesus
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Where did the early Church meet?
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In people's houses
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What was Paul's original profession?
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tent maker
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What made Paul so qualify to travel and preach to Gentiles?
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well educated/ grounded in logic/Roman citizenship helped protect him from many anti-christian conspirators
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How many were baptized after Peter gave his famous speech at Pentecost?
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Three Thousand
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Who cured a cripple at the beginning of Acts?
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Peter
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Martyr comes from what word?
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Witness
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Who replaced Judas?
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Matthias
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Who was Luke's gospel dedicated to?
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Theophilus
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Who was the first Christian martyr?
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Stephen
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Mary's prayer of exultation
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Magnificat
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Who was the tax collector who climbed in a tree to see Jesus?
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Zacchaeus
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"birthday of the Church"
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Pentacost
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Christian Fellowship
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by sharing of goods and distributing them according to each other's needs
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When Jesus reads from the book of ________, he demonstrates __________.
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Isaiah- passage about healing the sick, proclaiming good news to the poor, and releasing the oppressed- understands His Messiahship
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What is sweating blood called?
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Hematidrosis
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_______ comes from the word Kyrios and is _______
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Lord/ most common title of Jesus in Luke
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What does the Roman centurion do after Jesus' crucifixion?
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proclaim that Jesus was innocent
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Why did Paul want to go to Rome?
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didn't want to be tried in front of Sanhedrin so called upon his citizenship to go to Rome
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What was "The New Way"
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what Christianity was called before it was given the name of "Christianity"
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Philip was responsible for what?
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curing the Ethiopian man on his way toward Gaza
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Proselytes were _________
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a Gentile who was uncircumcised yet believed in God
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What did Barnabas do?
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first to give Paul a chance, ended up being his traveling companion in Antioch
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Mary's fiat
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her "yes" to God to have Jesus
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simeon and Anna had what experience
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moved by the Holy spirit to proclaim the child Jesus as the Promised One
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Darkness followed Jesus' death in what gospel
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Luke
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What two words did Luke use to describe Jesus that have similar meanings?
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Savior; Deliverer
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Mary was commended for doing what?
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abandoning her traditional role of a women to sit and listen to Jesus
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Aspects of Matthew's infancy narrative
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Magi, Star in the east, Joseph's dream, Flight to Egypt, Massacre of infants
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Aspects of Luke's infancy narrative
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Shepherds, Magnificat, Visitation, Presentation, Manger, Zechariah's silence, Savior
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Who is Theophilus? What is the meaning of his name? Is real person?
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person Luke's gospel dedicated to, lover of God, could have been person who sponsored gospel
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How to pray?
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pray for God's will to be done, out of our hands
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Why Jesus doesn't like extreme wealth
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because the greatest sin not relying on God and when have excessive wealth tend to rely on that more than God
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When is Joy seen in Luke?
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Visitation, father running to lost son, Mary's magnificat
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Jesus tends to who on the way to Calvary and how
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"daughters of Jerusalem" comforts them
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Pentacost
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when Holy spirit descended on the apostles, tongues gave ability to spread message across world
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Council of Jerusalem and results
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discuss whether circumcision necessary for baptism, baptism of Cornelius decided it was not necessary
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Why Matthew first?
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good organization is a good tool in teaching and instruction
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Does Matthew include women in genealogy? if so why?
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Yes, to show that gospel will be preached to all people
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Baptism in Matthew?
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Yes, in all gospels
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How does Matthew start?
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"A record of the genealogy..."
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"The gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God..."
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Mark's begining
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How does Matthew portray apostles?
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faith-filled and quick to learn
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Mark's apostles
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harsh view; don't understand Jesus
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When Peter told was rock of church
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After Peter understood Jesus is the Messiah and Son of God
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What prophet said what about Jesus' birth place
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Micah- said would be Bethlahem
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word ekklesia appears where and why
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Matthew because Hebrew word
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Does Matthew include emphasis on the cross of discipleship?
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yes, it is also seen in Mark
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Jesus' woes to Pharisees
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often interpreted to Anti-Semitic but in reality they are not
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How is gospel organized?
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similar to the organization of the Pentateuch
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Who is Matthew's author?
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Anonymous
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Author of Matthew spoke _____.
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Greek, Aramaic, Hebrew
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Matthew's audience
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Greek-speaking Jews
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Genealogy of Matthew includes who?
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Men, Women, Gentile women, Gentiles, Gentile men
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Matthew's infancy narrative shows fulfillments in what prophecies?
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Isaiah and Micah
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Audience of gospel located where
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antioch
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Matthew's basic outline
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Narrative-Discourse
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Common title of Jesus in Matthew
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Son of David
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Important themes in Matthew
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Right instruction, Judgment, Ekklesia
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How much Mark in Matthew?
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80%
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Hebrew word for hell
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gehenna
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Matthew sources
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Mark, M, and Q
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"God with us"
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Emmanuel
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Temple destroyed in ____
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70 A.D.
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Greek translation of Hebrew Bible
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Septuagint
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What devices seen in Matthew
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Number symbolism, Repetition, Parallel expressions
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Matthew parables point to what?
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kingdom of God
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"You are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church...I will give you keys to the kingdom of Heaven." Does what?
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Establishes Peter as the earthly leader of Christ's church, shoes Christ's intent to found a hierarchical church, gives Peter and his successors the power to forgive sin and teach authoritatively
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Meaning of "Church"
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Universal community, Liturgical assembly, Local community
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David is what number
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14
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In Matthew, when does Jesus tell apostles to go preach to all nations
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shortly after his Resurrection
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What was the natural phenomenon that accompanied Jesus' death in Matthew?
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Earthquake
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_______, ________, Time of Exile, ______
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Abraham, David, Jesus
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Significance of 14 and 3 in Matthew's genealogy
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14 doubly perfect number that is used in between generations (3 times)
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How many generations between Jesus and Abraham?
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42
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Parable of Yeast
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kingdom of God comes about mysteriously
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Matthew depiction of Jesus
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Authoritative teacher
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Significance of the destruction of the temple
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Show God is reforming Judaism
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Eschatology
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study of "end times"
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Jesus' baptism
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First event in Jesus' "adult life"
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What did Unbelievers not have?
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the eyes of faith
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Collection of Jesus' ethical teachings
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Sermon on the Mount
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Herod is compared to what character in the Old Testament
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Pharaoh during the Exodus
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Apocalypse
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"Unveiling" or Revelation
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Peter was appointed what
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The Leader of the Church
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"Potters' Field"
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Field of Blood
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What parable is explained by Jesus?
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Parable of the Sower
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Discourse 2 in Matthew
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Missionary Discourse
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Where New Law is taught in Luke
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Sermon on the Plain
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Pilate's Wife had what
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a warning dream
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Apostles could do what in matthew that they could not in Mark?
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understand parables
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The Magi had studied what
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astrology, especially the horoscope of Judah
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What is the Church?
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Christ's body here on earth
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What is a woe and what is its purpose?
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a prophetic form of speech that shocks people into reform
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Discourse 4 in Matthew
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Gospel of the Church
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Pearl of Great Price tell us what
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to sacrifice everything for the kingdom
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Unique Matthew Formula quote
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"This happened so that what had been spoken through the prophets might be fulfilled"
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Matthew focuses on what Jesus ____
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says/teaches
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Mark focuses on what Jesus _____
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does
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Jesus refers to the kingdom of ____
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heaven
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Jesus is seen compared to who in Matthew
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Moses
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Church responsible for what
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spreading word to all nations especially Gentiles
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Inward conversion is the main theme to what
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Sermon on the Mount and Sermon on the Plain
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Matthew 25: 40
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"Whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine you did for me."
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Why Matthew written?
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what to do with Gentiles, would faith continue after no temple
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How is author of Matthew familiar with Judaism?
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Jewish customs, literary devices, and comparisons to Moses
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Why Matthew in five sections?
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resemble Pentateuch
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Matthew edit Mark?
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Yes, better lang and better organization
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Who called Satan and why
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Peter, getting in between will of God and personal want
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Why Jewish-Christians kicked out of synagogues?
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didn't fight in Jewish revolt- pacifist
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Matthew passion narrative
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more than one person realize Jesus is Messiah, Pilate's wife warning dream
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Significance of Myrrh
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used to anoint priests- important person
anoint at death- significance of death |
