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Test 3 Lecture Notes Flashcards

1
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Paul goes to Corinth and stays for how long?

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18 months

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2
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Where becomes a major center for Paul’s ministry?

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Corinth

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3
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Where does Paul meet Pricilla and Aquila?

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Corinth

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Where (most likely) does Paul begin his letter writing?

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Corinth

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1 & 2 Thessalonians was written here

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Corinth

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6
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The culture of Corinth was fascinated with what?

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Flesh & had its impact on the language

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7
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Corinthianize

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Is to commit to fornication

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Corinthian girl

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A prostitue

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9
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Paul comes to Corinth _____ and ______

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Deflated and depressed

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10
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The proconsulship of Gallio and the Gallio inscription helps us?

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To date Paul’s travels and writing of letters

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11
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What are the 3 significant charges brought up against Paul

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  1. Saw Christianity as part of Judaism
  2. Granted Christianity the rights and privileges of Judaism
  3. Basically Paul’s teaching is vindicated
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12
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Who was beaten and possibly helps Paul write 1 Cor.

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Sosthenes

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13
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The last leg of Paul’s 2nd missionary journey is wrapped up by

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Sailing to Ephesus with Priscilla and Aquila. Then moves on to Caesarea>Jerusalem>Antioch>Galatia> Phrygia to visit and strengthen churches

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14
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Apollos who only knew the baptism of John.

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Described as a learned man with thorough knowledge of the scriptures. Taught by Pricilla and Aquila .

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15
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Paul’s 3rd missionary journey is where?

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Ephesus

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16
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1 of 3 ways the spirit is involved in Acts

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  1. Baptism of the Holy Spirit– like on the day of Pentecost with the disciples and Cornelius and his household
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17
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2 or 3 ways the spirit is involved

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The gift of the Holy Spirit (acts 2:38 which is given to all believers who repent and are baptized)

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18
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3 or 3 ways the Holy Spirit is involved in the book of Acts

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  1. Special gifts through laying on of hands
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19
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3rd missionary journey:

Notice in the first few verses that Paul re-baptizes those who only knew the _____?

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Baptism of John

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20
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Paul spends 3 months where?

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The synagogue

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21
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After the synagogue where does Paul go for two years?

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The lecture hall of tyrannus

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22
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Paul’s continued his letter writing in the lecture hall of tyrannus. What books were written?

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1 Cor.

And possibly some of Galatians

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23
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Another missionary pattern is established:

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Paul stays out while others come in to listen/learn then take the good news back home

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24
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Paul had influence over what world in Ephesus?

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The world of magic

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25
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7 sons of Secva

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Burning of magic scrolls

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26
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The spiritual world recognizes _____

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Authority of Jesus and those in whom His spirit lives

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27
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No person can stand against the ____ by themselves

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Spirits

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28
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Result was ?

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That the name of Jesus was held in great honor

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29
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What temple was one of the 7 wonders of the world

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Artemis

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30
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Riot caused by ______ who sold idols of ______

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Demetrius, Artemis

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31
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Artemis

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Greek goddess of nature, the hint and helped women with fertility and child birth

32
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Paul’s teaching is vindicated by _____?

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The city clerk who disbands the riot for gathering without sufficient means

33
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Paul travels from Ephesus throughout Macedonia doing what?

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Collecting money for the saints in Jerusalem

34
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When do the “We” sections begin again?

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In Acts 20. Luke the author is back traveling with Paul.

35
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The story of Eutychus

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In troas

36
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Paul’s meeting with the elders in Ephesus

1 of 3

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Acts 20:18-27

Paul’s work and responsibilities as a minister

37
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Paul’s meeting with the elders in Ephesus

2 of 3

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Acts 20:28-32

Paul’s admonition to the elders

38
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Paul’s meeting with the elders in Ephesus

3 of 3

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Paul’s example to them on how to live and act

39
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Work/responsibility of the elder/bishop/shepherd

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  1. Keep watch
    - over self & over folk
  2. Overseers
  3. Be shepherds
  4. Be on your guard
  5. Commit yourself to God’s grace
40
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Acts 21: Paul continues to travel and arrives in Jerusalem

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On a beach in Tyre

41
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Acts 21: when Paul

Is in Jerusalem who returns?

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The prophet agabus

42
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The third major break in the book of Acts

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Paul’s defense of his ministry

43
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Problem of Jews hearing about Paul teaching to not do what?

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Circumcised their children

44
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Paul was mobbed and beaten in the temple T or F?

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True

45
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Mob listened until Paul mentioned what?

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Being sent to the gentiles

46
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Defense in Greek is?

A

Apologia

47
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Apologetics

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Study of arguments in favor of Christian faith

48
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Paul was saved by who?

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The Roman commander and Paul’s appeals to his Roman citizenship

49
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Importance of Roman citizenship

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a. How received

b. Benefits of

50
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Who wrote the Corinthians with Paul

A

Sosthenes

51
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Who was Corinthians written to?

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The church of God in Corinth

52
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Place and date of writing the Corinthians

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Ephesus & 54-55AD

53
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Outline of Corinthians

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A. Confronting a worldly church 
1. Worldly values 
2. Worldly living 
3. Worldly assembles 
B. Affirming life to come 
C. Preparing for Paul's visit
54
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Problems in Corinth

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Factions
Sexual immorality 
Lack reverence 
Misunderstanding over marriage 
Misunderstanding over spiritual gifts
55
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Significance of Corinthians

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Helps us to see the problems of a local church

We have more information about the actual conditions in the church at Corinth that any other NT church

56
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3 good things about Corinthians

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  1. It’s practical
  2. It treats problems
  3. It offers hope for the afterlife
57
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Author of Ephesus

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Paul in prison

58
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Possible recipient of Ephesus

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Ephesus:

Omits at or in

59
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Circumstances and date of Ephesus

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Paul was a prisoner for 2 years in caserera in the early 60s

60
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Ephesians connection to Colossians

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Tychicus

61
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Outline of Colossians:

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The redemption and reconciliation of all things in Christ

Instructions for a new life in Christ

62
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The author of Colossians

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Paul

63
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Recipients of Colossians

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The Holy and faithful brothers in Christ at colossae

64
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Circumstances and date of Colossians

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Paul is a prisoner most likely is Rome date: early 60s

65
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Paul’s in colossae connected to Ephesians and Philemon how?

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Ephesians: Tychicus
Phil: onesimus

66
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Paul’s relation to the Colossians

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Without a doubt colossae was the least important church to which any epistle of Paul is addressed.

67
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Theme of Colossians

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Christ is all

68
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Colossian heresy

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  1. He is supreme
  2. He is the fullness of God
  3. He is the foundation
  4. He is our life line
69
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Paul’s answer to the Colossians Hersey

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Christ is all: he is the beginning and the end of Christian living

70
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Who’s the author of Philemon

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Paul

71
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Who is the recipient of Philemon

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Philemon: A fellow worker of Paul

72
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Date of Philemon

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60-61 AD

73
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Onesiumus means?

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Useful

74
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What happened between Philemon and Onesimus

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Onesimus ran away to Rome and Paul found him and converted him and then sent him back with a letter to Philemon

75
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Circular letter

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A document or letter that is sent to a closed group of people with the intention of being widely circulated

76
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How Roman citizenship is received

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Born to Roman parents
Freed from slavery by Roman master
Redeeming yourself

77
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Benefits of being a Roman citizen

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Exempt from taxes
Right to trial, right to know that charges against you
Right to face accusers appeal
Right to appeal to Caesar

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