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33 Cards in this Set
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Albert Schweitzer
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-wrote Quest of the Historical Jesus; this Jesus is trying to convince people so the kingdom will come; so he voluntary dies but is crushed by the system
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realized eschatology
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the kingdom is actually present in the ministry of Jesus
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criteria for testing Jesus' authentic sayings
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orality- memorable and brief
form- asphorism(terse snappy pronouncements overturned conventional wisdom)parable(story compares something familiar to something spiritual) dissimilarity-differs from the church multiple attestation- found in different books |
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basileia tou theou
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Kingdom of God
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ascension
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- Jesus ascends into heaven
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Jesus' post resurrection commission to the Apostles
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-Jesus tells the disciples wait on the Holy Spirit, then go and make disciples
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Matthias
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is the replacement of Judas Iscariot who hanging himself for betraying Jesus
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Pentecost
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event of receiving the Holy Spirit
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Holy Spirit
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Jesus in spirit form
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glossolalia
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-speaking in tongues, Paul speaking in Aramaic and the audience hearing him in Greek
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Rabbi Gamaliel
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grandson of Rabbi Hillel and teacher of Paul
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Hellenists
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Against circumcision of Gentile Christians
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Hebrews
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For Circumcision of gentile Christians
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Stephen
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1st martyr for the cause; before when Paul was still Saul
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Saul of Tarsus
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becomes Paul on the Damascus experience
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Philip
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a disciple; administrator of the church; a son of Herod the Great; father of Alexander the Great
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Barnabas
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leader of the early church; Paul’s mentor
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Paul
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Of the 21 letters in the NT, Paul wrote 13 of them. That is 1/3 of the NT was written by Paul. But only 7 of the 13 are considered authentically Pauline. The others attributed to him but not considered to have been written by him.
The “undisputed letters” are: Romans Galatians 1-2 Corinthians 1 Thessalonians Philippians Philemon Amanuensis- a scribe paid to write down someone else’s thought The “disputed letters” are” 2 Thessalonians Colossians Ephesians 1-2 Timothy Titus |
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the Jerusalem conference
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The first church conference in which delegates from Gentile Christians and Jewish Christians debate whether or not Gentile Christians are subject to Torah rules like circumcision or dietary regulations
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Athens
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when Paul went there to speak, he was invited to the Areopagus, an open aired court where speakers can express their views
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Corinth
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when Paul went there to speak he was arrested, the gov. released him because the Jewish charges had nothing to do w/ Roman Law
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Luke's Apology (defense)
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explaining why this idea is appropriate; a defense of the spread of the early church.
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theodicy
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- is an explanation for why bad things happen & how God is involved in that
Theodicy assumes that God is in control of everything There is theodicy in the book of Acts, but the book of Acts is not a theodicy |
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eschatology
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to beliefs about the last days or the end times.
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the two ages
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The Old Age- before Christ resurrected; in between the Parousia and the Old Age is a waiting period bring the New Age, where every thing will be better, the Christians will be resurrected and ascend to heaven
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Paul's view of the Parousia
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when the Parousia comes it will bring the New Age, where every thing will be better, the Christians will be resurrected and ascend to heaven
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agape (1 Cor. 13)
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"self-less" giving
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estatic speech (glossolia)
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speaking in tongues, Paul speaking in Aramaic and the audience hearing him in Greek
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Greek doctrine of immortality
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believed that flesh died an spirit goes to heaven; the soul is always alive
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Hebrew belief of bodily resurrection
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God's ability to raise the faithful dead.
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Galatia
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Paul wrote Galatians to the province of Galatia
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circumcision
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Jewish Conference- the big issue is circumcision; the outcome is that Gentiles Christians do not have to be circumcised; but Jewish Christians still have to
Hellenists Against circumcision Hebrews For Circumcision |
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Paul's apostolic authority
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Paul's apostolic rank derives straight from God himself
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