• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/170

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

170 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
Is Galatians a disputed letter?
No
When was the book of Galatians written, according to Hunt?
48 AD
What was Paul's first letter, according to Hunt?
Galatians
To whom was the book of Galatians addressed? Broadly and specifically
Church at Galatia. Specifically Gentiles.
What is 'judaizing'?
Jews telling Gentiles that they must be circumcised in order to be a child of Abraham
In what letter does Paul address his confrontation with Peter?
Galatians
What is 'Apostolic Apologia'?
defense of the Gospel's authenticity
What letter contains the 'magna carta of Christian liberty'?
Galatians
What does Paul say about true children of Abraham, in response to judaizing?
Are those who have faith. Not bound by law of circumcision. Unity - neither Jew nor Gentile
What are 3 themes of Galatians?
Paul/Peter confrontation, Apostolic Apologia, and true children of Abraham
What was Paul's conflict with Peter about?
Peter's response to judaizing
Is 1 Thessalonians a disputed letter?
No.
When was the book of 1 Thess written, according to Hunt
51 AD
To whom was 1 Thess addressed?
Church at Thessalonica
What was the occasion of 1 Thess?
Telling new converts what is important to know
What is 'Catechism'?
elementary collection of teachings
What is the major theme of 1 Thess?
parousia - emphasis on 2nd coming
What did people in that day think about parousia, according to Hunt? How would it happen?
People thought they would be literally taken up to meet Jesus in the sky and then return to earth with him to rule.
Were people in this time familiar with 'rapture'?
No, according to Hunt. It's a 19th century concept
Should the 1 Thess passage about avoiding the appearance of evil be used as reason to not associate with certain people, etc.
No. Hunt says that we take this way out of context.
Is 1 Thess 2:13-15 (anti-semetism) an interpolation?
No. It's addressed to particular Jews not to Jews in general
Was Thessalonica the largest city in modern Greece?
No. 2nd largest.
How long did Paul stay with the Thessalonians?
3 weeks.
What was unusual about Paul's departure from Thessalonica?
Left in the middle of the night
Is 2 Thess a disputed letter?
Yes. According to Hunt
Why is 2 Thess disputed?
It has very different style and vocab
When was 2 Thess written if it was written by Paul?
51 AD. Otherwise in the 90's
Why did Paul need to write 2 Thess?
To correct their views on eschatology. They were all worked up about it. 2 Thess set them straight.
What is 'interpolation'?
text added by scribes
What is the main theme of 2 Thess?
Thessalonians taking parousia to extreme
Did Paul tell people what to do and then remind them of who they were in Christ?
No, the opposite.
What is meant by indicative then imperative?
Paul told people who they were and then what they should do.
Is 1 Corinth a disputed letter?
No
When was 1 Corinth written?
54
Where was Paul when he wrote 1 Corinth?
Ephesus
What are the 2 majors themes of 1 Corinthians?
Divisions in the church and sexual immorality
Describe the Corinthian lettering?
A (don't have)
B (1 Corinth)
C (don't have - painful)
D (2 Corinth 1-9)
E (2 Corinth 10-13)
What is factionalism?
people are divided in who they follow -- Paul, Apollos, Peter, Christ
Does Paul accept financial support from the Corinthians?
No
What does Paul say about meat offered to idols?
ok to eat but if you are with someone who doesn't think it's ok, then don't eat it because you may cause them to stumble
What is 1 Corinthians 14:34-35 about?
Women in the church. Hunt thinks it's interpolation
What are Corinthian slogans?
"now concerning..."
Paul addressing specific issues that the Corinthians wrote to him about
What does 'extant' mean?
no longer in existence
Is 2 Corinthians a disputed letter?
Nope
When was 2 Corinthians written?
55
What does 2 Corinthians 10-13 emphasize (letter E)
super apostles!
What Corinthians letter talks about the collection for the saints in Jerusalem
2 Corinthians
What were the super apostles teaching?
gentiles could only be right with God if they first became a Jew
Why did the Corinthians accept the super apostles?
Had letters of recommendation and were articulate
Is Romans a disputed letter?
Nope.
When was Romans written?
57-58 (winter)
Where was Paul when he wrote Romans?
Corinth
What letter greatly emphasized the theme of mercy?
ROMANS
Is the offering in Jerusalem intended to be a paradigm for tithing?
No
What does Paul really drive home in Romans?
Humans need salvation. New life available for believers.
Gospel first for Jews, then for Gentiles
What letters make up the prison epistles?
Colossians, Philippians, Ephesians, Philemon
What percentage of Biblical scholars think Colossians was not written by Paul?
60%
Is Colossians a disputed text?
Yes
What is the main argument against non-Pauline authorship of Colossians
87 words in Colossians not used in undisputed letters.
Philippians contains 79.
When was Colossians written?
58-60 or 60-62
or 70-80 if Paul did not write
What is syncretism?
blending of ideas, traditions, etc
What is the Colossian heresy?
difficult to know specifics. but they were believing it
What are the 3 main topics in Colossians?
Christology, household code, and exhortations
Why didn't Paul address issues of slavery?
He thought Christ's return was imminent, so he didn't focus on those things
What book is very similar to Colossians?
Ephesians
What is pre-existence?
Jesus was the 1st born. Similar to Jn 1:1
Is Philippians disputed?
No
When was Philippians written?
58-60 or 60-62
What book has the highest Christology?
Ephesians
What book has the 2nd highest Christology?
Colossians
Is Ephesians disputed?
Yes
What percentage of biblical scholar say that Paul did not write Ephesians?
70-80%
What are some arguments for Paul not writing Ephesians?
Lack of warmth and greetings.
Different vocab used in Colossians for same subject matter.
When was Ephesians written?
60-62, 58-60, or 90-100
What does encyclical mean?
don't know to whom addressed
What are the 6 main themes of Ephesians?
The Great God, Cosmic Christology, Realized Eschatology, Believers in Christ, 3rd Humanity, principality of powers
What does 'amanuensis'?
scribe
Is Philemon disputed?
nope
When was Philemon written?
60-62 or 58-60
To whom was the letter of Philemon addressed?
Philemon
Who was Philemon?
wealthy Christian
Who was Onesimus?
Philemon's slave
What does the name Onesimus mean?
useful
What does the letter of Philemon say about slavery?
slavery and social status does not stand in the body of Christ
How were slaves in the Roman times different than slaves today?
usually freed at 30, not at bottom of status pole (day laborers were), often became Roman citizens
When was 1 Tim written?
63-64
95-100
When was Titus written?
63-64
95-100
When was 2 Tim written?
65-66
95-100
What are Pastoral letters?
1 Tim, 2 Tim, Titus
What does Hunt say about the term 'pastoral letters'?
Greatly dislikes it. Not meant for pastoral handbook
Who wrote the book of Acts?
Luke
Who were Paul's companions and in what journeys?
1st - Barnabas
2nd - Silas
3rd - Luke for awhile
Describe Paul's 1st journey
Antioch, Cyprus, Pisidian Antioch, Iconium, Lystra/Derbe
Describe Paul's 2nd journey
Troas, Philippi, Thessalonica, Beroea, Athens, Corinth, Antioch
Describe Paul's 3rd journey
Galatia, Ephesus, Macedonia, Greece (Corinth), Philippi, Jerusalem
Where was Paul's arrested?
Jerusalem
Where was Paul under house arrest?
Rome
How long was Paul under house arrest?
2 years
What is the purpose of Acts?
To show the spreading of the Gospel from Jerusalem to Rome
Did Paul reach Spain?
Most likely. Strongest source is Clement...limits of the West
What is significant about Syrian Antioch?
Paul's mission base
What is significant about Troas?
Acts changes "we" instead of "I"
What is significant about Ephesus?
Paul spent the longest time there
What is significant about Jerusalem?
Paul arrested here
Basic biography of Paul?
A Jew, disciple of Gamaliel, Pharisee, Roman citizen, zealous for God, servant to Gospel, born in Tarsus
How many letters in the NT did Paul write?
13
When was Paul arrested in Jerusalem?
58-60
Was Paul imprisoned in Rome and then Jerusalem or Jerusalem then Rome?
Jerusalem then Rome
When did Paul die?
66-67
How did Paul die?
beheaded
Where was Barnabus born?
Cyprus
Why does Paul split from Barnabas?
Barnabas wanted to go with John Mark, Paul didn't
What was the oldest city?
Corinth - 4000 BC
What event brought Paul to Corinth?
Isthmian games
What city was known as the "sin city"?
Corinth
Where was the Temple of Diana located?
Ephesus
Who build Philippi?
Philipi of Macedonia (father of Alexander the great)
Who was from Crete?
Titus
Was Athens an active city?
no
What sermon was given at Pisidian Antioch?
paradigmatic Jewish sermon - special revelation
Where were Christian first called Christians?
Syrian Antioch
What was the focus of the Galatian journey?
Asia Minor
How long was Paul in Corinth?
19 months
What book did Paul write while on 1st journey?
Galatians in Antioch
What books did Paul write while on 2nd journey?
Romans, 1 Thess and 2 Thess
Who was Paul's partner on the 3rd journey?
Luke for part of it
What books did Paul write on 3rd journey?
1 and 2 Tim and Titus around Ephesus
What were the capital letters?
Galatians, Romans, 1 and 2 Corinthians
Why are the capital letters called that?
define Paul the best
What books were written while Paul was imprisoned in Caesarea?
Colossians and Philemon
Which books were written while Paul was imprisoned in Rome?
Ephesian and Philippians
What are the disputed letters?
2 Thess, Colossians, Ephesians, 1 and 2 Timothy and Titus
What are the undisputed letters?
Galatians, Romans, 1 and 2 Corinthians, 1 Thess, Philemon, Philippians
Which letter talks about evil dogs?
Philippians
Who was having a conflict in the book of Philippians
Uodia and Syntichae
What book contains the Christ hymn?
Philippians
What book talks about heavenly citizenship?
Philippians
What does Hunt think the word salvation in Philippians 2:12 should be translated as?
healing
What letter does Paul boast in?
2 Corinthians
Acts should not be 'Acts of the Apostles' but 'Acts of _____'?
The Holy Spirit, according to Hunt
What letter describes love?
1 Corinth
What letter talks about already but not yet eschatology?
Romans
What letter talks about the weak and strong?
Romans
What book are Priscilla and Acquilla introduced in?
Romans
Who carries the book of Romans?
Phoebe
What is the church that Paul writes to that he didn't establish?
Church at Rome
Why did Paul write to Rome?
Wants to make Rome new mission base for the West and to unite Jews and Gentiles
According to 1 Thess, how will Christ come?
Like a thief in the night
What is the Magna Carta of Christian liberty?
We are freed by Christ
What was the problem that Paul addressed to Titus?
false teaching
What was the problem Paul talked about in 1 and 2 Timothy?
false teaching
What letter talks about women teaching?
1 Tim
What are the only two references in the NT to women being submissive?
1 Tim and 1 Corint 14:35-36
Who was Ephesians addressed to?
Not to the church at Ephesus (according to Hunt), but to all churches in area
Why don't scholars think Ephesians was addressed to church at Ephesus?
Some manuscripts don't include 'in Ephesus' and there is lack of warmth dispite Paul being there for 3 years
Who established the church at Colossae?
Epaphras
What letter was the most warmest?
Philippians
What is causing the break in the church at Philippi (interior)?
Two women arguing
What was the external opposition to church at Philippi?
evil dogs - mutilation of flesh
What letter is the most disputed?
1 Tim
Why does Paul write the letters to Titus and Tim instead of the whole church?
Situation so bad
Who is Timothy?
Trusted companion of Paul
Mother a Jew, father a Gentile
younger than Paul
Who is Paul's hitman?
Titus
What is the common perception of Crete?
difficult people live on that island
What book is the last one written by Paul?
2 Tim
How do we know 2 Tim is probably Paul's last book?
Talks of imminent ending.
Race is finished
thinks he is going to be put to death
What command does Paul give to Timothy in 2 Tim?
Go to Carpas at Troaz and get my coat and parchment..and come quickly
Why can't Paul go to church at Galatia?
his problem with Peter
What is the thesis of Romans?
Romans 1:16-17
salvation for all who believe, first Jew and then Gentile. righteousness is by faith for faith
What position did Onesimus go on to take?
Bishop in Ephesus