Book 2 Flashcards
(45 cards)
a) Which prophet foretold that a messenger would prepare the way for the coming King?
b) Who was this messenger?
a) Prophet is Isaiah
b) Messenger is John the Baptist
a) What are the two outward signs that a person has repented?
b) Which of the two signs is the more certain evidence that a person has truly turned away from their sins?
a) Baptism and good fruit
b) Good fruit
Pharisees
- Hated the Romans.
- Had influence among the ordinary people.
- Added their traditions to the Law of Moses.
- Believed in the resurrection.
Sadducees
- Didn’t believe in the resurrection.
- Dominated the supreme council of the Jews.
- Cooperated with the Romans.
- Were the favorites in Herod’s court.
- Belonged to the wealthier classes.
- Rejected human traditions.
- Were chiefly priests.
- Always provided the high priest.
In which two Psalms does David confess his sins?
Psalms 32 and 51
To whom should we always confess our sins & why?
To God because all sin is against him.
What does it mean to “keep long accounts with God?” and what harmful effects can this have on us?
Not confessing your sin right away - by doing this it can cause you to have a broken fellowship with God and other Christians, spiritual and sometimes physical illness, and a conscience worried by guilt.
What does it mean to “too keep short accounts with God?”
Confessing your sin right away.
“Lord, I confess I’m a sinner, but I don’t sin as much as others.”
a) Into which of the two errors in confessing sin does this fall?
b) What would you advise a Christian who tends to think like this?
a) Shallow confession.
b) If you truly repent, your confession should be detailed, accepting responsibility for your sin and seeking forgiveness.
“My sin is so great that God will never be able to forgive me.”
a) Into which of the two errors in confessing sin does this fall?
b) What is the remedy?
a) Exaggerated confession.
b) Confess and trust in God’s promises that he’ll forgive my sin.
Which are the three Synoptic Gospels?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
What are the three events in the Year of Preparation that Matthew and the other Synoptics relate?
- Matt. 3:1 - John the Baptist prepares the way/Preaching of John the Baptist
- Matt. 3:13 - Baptism of Jesus
- Matt. 4:1 - Temptation of Jesus
What is the Bible study technique that is especially suitable for getting a complete picture of Jesus’ life from all the four Gospels?
Comparing
a) Who had replaced Archelaus as the governor of Judea and Samaria?
b) What was his nationality?
a) Pontius Pilate
b) He was a Roman
a) During Jesus’ ministry, who was still ruling over Galilee and Perea?
b) Who was still ruling over Iturea?
a) Herod the Tetrarch
b) Philip
a) Which Roman Emperor was governing
1) when Jesus was born? 2) during Jesus' ministry?
b) Name the great city where they both lived.
a1) Augustine
a2) Tiberius
b) Rome
What extra information does Luke give us about the Year of Preparation
a) at the beginning of the year?
b) at the end of the year?
a) A historical update on the Herods and Caesars.
b) Jesus was cast out of Nazareth.
Which John wrote the fourth Gospel?
John the Apostle
Which Gospel adds the most new information to Matthew’s account about the Year of Preparation?
John
In which year of Jesus’ ministry did he first meet some of his future apostles?
Year of Preparation
a) From whom did Jesus receive some of his future apostles?
b) Name one of Jesus’ future apostles who was with John the Baptist at this time.
a) John the Baptist
b) Andrew
a) What was the first act in Jesus’ public ministry?
b) How old was he at time?
a) His baptism
b) 30 years old
a) What was the difference between the baptism of Jesus and that of the rest of humanity?
b) Why did he insist on John baptizing him?
a) People confessed their sins at their baptism while Jesus never sinned.
b) As an act of complete obedience to his Father’s will.
a) Which of his two natures did Jesus reaffirm to us by being baptized?
b) What did Jesus share with humanity when he was baptized?
c) What future great event did his baptism foreshadow?
a) His human nature
b) The consequences of their sins
c) The cross