Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Exegesis

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understanding historical world; going back to find the original meaning

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2
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Hermeneutics

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study of original meaning and bringing it BACK to today’s times

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3
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What language was the NT written in?

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Hebrew

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4
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What language was the OT written in?

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Koine Greek

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5
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What is the Incarnational Understanding of Scripture?

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Jesus is fully divine and fully human so the Bible is fully divine and fully human

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6
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What are the first five books of the Bible called?

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The Torah or The Pentateuch

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7
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Apostolicity

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Authorship by an apostle or apostolic associate

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8
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Meaning of Canon

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“reed” measuring system to determine if a book measures up to be in a group of writing

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9
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Antiquity

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How old the writing is

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10
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Universality

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The writing is recognized by the WHOLE church

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11
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Orthodoxy

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How theologically correct the writing is

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12
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Traditional use

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How often the writing is used in worship

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13
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Inspiration

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Inspired because Jesus believed it was inspired

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14
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Christocentrism

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If this writing points to Christ

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15
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Apocrypha

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Books that Catholics believe belong in the biblical canon, however, Protestants do not

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16
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3rd Commandment meaning

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“vain”- mist-lightness
“Take”-NASA-to take up or carry
You should not take the Lord’s name lightly

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17
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5th Commandment meaning

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Given to a group to say that if you honor family the way God asks, we as a population will live longer. We must practice honoring the title of parenthood

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18
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Constantine

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He played a huge role in getting Revelation into the Bible

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19
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586 AD

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Babylonian Exile

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20
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5 Developments of the Babylonian Exile

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  1. Deuteronomic theology
  2. OT was written down
  3. Development of the scribes
  4. Synagogues were built
  5. Zoroastrianism influenced
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21
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Deuteronomic Theology

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obey God and you will be blessed, disobey God and you will be cursed

22
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Zoroastrianism Theology

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belief in angels and demons/significant afterlife

23
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90 AD

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In Jamina, they closed the OT canon to separate from Christianity

24
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Apocrypha

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works written that we do not believe

25
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Who practiced Hellenism? What is Hellenism?

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Alexander the Great

-educating non Greeks in all things Greek (except faith)

26
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Septuagint

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AKA LXX

Greek translation of Hebrew OT

27
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407 AD

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The Vulgate/fist full translation of the Bible in LATIN completed in Jerome

28
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What two things did the Geneva Bible introduce?

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Italics- make translation more readable

Chapters and verses

29
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Kerygma

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era of the preached gospel before it was written down

30
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30-60 AD

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Kerygma

31
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138 AD

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the book of Mark were referred to as the memoirs of Peter

32
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144 AD

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Maricon’s Canon

33
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Maricon’s Canon

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Wacky, but motivated the church to propose more credible canons

34
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Muratorian Canon

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the first canon with the NT as we have it now

35
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Eusebius

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2nd great historian of the church (1st was Luke)

36
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332 AD

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The Fifty Copies were created by Eusebius; 4 classifications

37
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367 AD

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Athanasius listed the books for the OT and NT in his Festal Epistle and it was voted and accepted

38
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167 BC

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Hanukkah celebration for winning revolt regaining control of Israel !!! and end of the Seleucid Period

39
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Decree of Cyrus

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this decree allowed everyone to come home Samaria, rebuild their temple, and be given money to restart

40
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175 BC

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Antiochus Epiphanes began Hellenizing religion

41
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Mattathias

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After finding out people were following Antiochus Epiphanes, this man and his sons kill those sacrificing pigs and begins a revolt

42
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Who sparked the Maccabean Revolt?

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Mattathias

43
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King Herod the Great

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half Jewish King that ruled during Jesus’ birth

killed all the baby boys

44
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Scribes

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highly respected historians of scripture that developed during the Babylonian exile

45
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Pharisees

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  • “the separate ones” that were above other Jews

- believed in angels, demons, full OT, a coming Messiah, and a significant afterlife

46
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Sadducees

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This group kissed up to Romans and were higher up in the Sanhedrin than Pharisees although they were the minority

  • did not believe in the afterlife, angels, demons, or coming Messiah
  • Only believed in the Torah
47
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Zealots

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Violent/terrorist like group that were radical about overthrowing Roman Government

48
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Siccari

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“dagger men” in the Zealots

49
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Tax Collecters

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HATED by the Jews because they were seens as sellouts for stealing money from their own people

50
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Amlta Arets

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“people of the land”; poor people in majority of Jewish Culture that were surviving day by day