Lesson 2 Flashcards

1
Q

The New Testament world represented the confluence of what four (4) distinct cultural influences?

A

a) Greek
b) Roman
c) Jewish
d) Christian

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What did Alexander the Great spread across the then-known world?

A

Greek literature, philosophy, culture, and language

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3
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The New Testament world was ruled by what?

A

Roman might, bureaucracy, and military power

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4
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What was the first-century Jewish nation anticipating?

A

A Messianic figure who would deliver them from the oppressive power and rulership of Rome

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5
Q

Name the Jewish General and historian who later worked for the Romans

A

Josephus

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6
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Who in the biblical narrative embodied all four of the cultural influences found in the New Testament world?

A

The Apostle Paul

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7
Q

List two (2) cultural systems which help explain how the NT world worked

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a) The honour-shame culture
b) The patronage system

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Since the Gospels are ancient “biographies,” what do they focus on?

A

Narrating the life of a significant figure as a type to be admired, emulated, or rejected

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9
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What is the “Synoptic problem?”

A

The quest to understand how the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke interrelate

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10
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Who was Eusebius?

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A fourth-century church historian

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