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28 Cards in this Set
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What was the prominent public place in a Jewish community |
Synagouge |
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List 3 beliefs and practices of the Pharisees |
Purity, Judgement and Reward, Believed in Resurrection/Afterlife |
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What were the primary occupations of Pharisees |
Farmers or Artisans |
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What status did Paul have that allowed him to appeal to Caesar |
Roman Citizenship |
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Who was Paul's teacher as a young man |
Gamaliel |
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What 3 Old Testament passages does Peter quote in Pentecost Sermon? What does he tech from each |
Joel 2:28-32: Promise of Spirit fulfilled Psalm 16:8-11: Promise of Resurrection fulfilled Psalm 110:1: Messiah's authority |
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What does Paul say in Galatians intro to defend his apostleship |
He had direct association with Christ; he was called |
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What was the "other gospel" in Galatia |
You must become as the Jews in observance of the Law and circumcision |
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What were Peter's actions communicating in the table fellowship scene |
That salvation was not applicable to all; that justification was only to the Law-abiders |
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What repeated word does Paul use to describe the Law in Gal 3:19-29 |
Tutor or gaurdian; παιδαγογος |
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What is Paul referring to when he writes about "Works of the Law" |
He is referring to the full observance of the Laws precepts, not just circumcision, but to all the commandments |
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Why does Paul use Abraham as an example |
He uses him to show the Galatians an example of faith |
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Tone of Galatians |
Exhortation |
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Tone of 1 and 2 Thessalonians |
Encouragement |
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In I Thess, what was the foundational teaching to prove for the resurrection. Why is this brought up |
Resurrection of Christ. To comfort believers so they wouldn't mourn as those without hope |
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What does Paul say after his commendation of the Thessalonians |
"Excel still more" |
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Torah |
Written and oral law. Prophetic fulfillment |
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4 Types of Jews |
Sadducees, Essenes, Zealots, Pharisees |
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What two texts does Paul use in Acts 13:47 and what do they say |
Isaiah 42:6: Spread the message to "the nations" (Gentiles) Isaiah 49:6: Be a light to the nations |
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Jerusalem council purpose |
To bring about the unity of the congregation of Jews and Gentiles |
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Where would Paul first go when arriving somewhere |
The synagogue |
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Where is Paul arrested |
The temple, his arrested also made false claims like "he'll destroy the government" to appeal to the Romans |
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When did Paul write each of his letters |
1st - Galatians 2nd - 1,2 Thess 3rd - Rom, 1,2 Cor Prison - Phil, Col, Eph |
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What does Paul call a fulfillment of the Law |
Loving your neighbor as yourself |
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What is Paul correcting in II Thess |
Confusion about the Day of the Lord, false teaching |
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Who is the man who has succumbed to false teaching, know 3 things |
Man of Lawlessness He sits in the synagogue, asserts the Day of the Lord has come, opposes and exalts himself over everything called God |
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What is the non-verbal action Paul calls the church to imitate in 2 Thess |
Paul's own example |
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Purposes of 1 and 2 Thess |
1 Thess: 1. To encourage in persecution 2. To defend the purity of Paul's motives 3. To urge church to live holy lives 4. To define Christian work ethic 5. To correct confusion about Christ's return 6. To prompt church to respect leaders 2 Thess: 1. To encourage persecuted church with a promise of final vindication 2. To correct confused eschatological views 3. To give instructions on how to deal with "idle" |
