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Genealogy of Luke

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comes after birth narrative and baptism

Is traced back to Adam indicating that Christ is the Savior of All people

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Role of meals/eating in Luke

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Jesus is often seen eating food with people
there are 19 meals, 13 that are unique to Luke
Jesus is always eating with “the wrong people” (tax collectors, etc)
Banquets are mentioned in teaching

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Outcasts/excluded in Luke

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In the book of Luke, special concern is shown for the outcasts, oppressed, and disadvantaged
women, samaritans, the poor

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Upside Down kingdom

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Those of less fortune on Earth will have more fortune in an eternal life

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Eschatology

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a study of the last things such as the return of Christ, the final judgment, or other phenomena associated with the end of times

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The Holy Spirit

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the Paraclete (comforter, counselor, advocate, helper)
3rd person of the Trinity who guides the Church; Advocate
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Sermon on the mount

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traditional name given to the teaching of Jesus found in Matthew 5-7; it includes such well-known material as the Beatitudes, the Lord’s prayer, and the golden rule.

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Portraits of Jesus

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The different ways the 4 gospels portrayed Jesus and

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Lukes Relationship to Acts

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The person who write the book of Luke had also written the book of Acts

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Messianic secret in Mark

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portrays the disciples as recognizing Jesus’ identity as the Messiah. Jesus directed them not to tell anyone else.

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Exegesis

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To pull out intended meaning of the text

The process used by scholars to discover the meaning of the biblical text

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The intended audience of Mark

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Romans

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Prologue of John

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begins with a theological statement about the nature of Jesus and introduces the term light and tells the account of John the Baptist
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.

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Septuagint

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a Greek translation of the Old Testament

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the intended audience of Luke

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Greeks

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In luke, the disciples are portrayed as

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role models

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the word in John

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Title of Jesus; equivalent to God

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Canon

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The collection of books the Church recognizes as the inspired Word of God.

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Pharisees

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one of the major Jewish groups active during the Second Temple period; were largely associated with synagogues and placed a high value on faithfulness to Torah; most rabbis and many other scribes.
Jewish leaders

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Jerusalem

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Where the temple was located
is a key city in the NT
conquered by Babylon

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Theophilus

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book of Luke is addressed to him. Most likely a benefactor.
The name given to the audience of the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles; it means “lover of God” or “God-fearer.”

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Beatitudes

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The teachings of Jesus during the Sermon on the Mount; Upside-down kingdom
more spirtual

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The Passion

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the suffering of Jesus before his death

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What was Johns portrait of Jesus?

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God in Christ

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Son of God/Lamb of God
A title for Jesus that refers to his relationship with the other Persons of the Trinity.
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What was Lukes portrait of Jesus?
Jesus the Perfect Man
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The temple
was destroyed and rebuilt
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Diaspora
The jews disperse | living outside of Jerusalem
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which book starts and ends abruptly?
Mark
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"Q" Source
according to widely held theory, a now lost collection of Jesus' sayings that was used as a source for the gospels Matthew and Luke. Abbreviation for "Quelle"
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Synagogue
the building where a religious assembly meets for religious worship and instruction
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dualisms
the presumption that mind and body are two distinct entities that interact Body/Temple, Light/Darkness, Christ/World
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Great Commission
calls disciples to go and spread the good news and make more disciples
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Synoptic gospels
Matthew, Mark, Luke | describe events from a similar point of view, as contrasted with that of John
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Sermon on the Plain
traditional name given to the teaching of Jesus found in Luke 6:20-49. It offers parallels to some of the material found in the better-known Sermon on the Mount
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Birth Narrative in Luke
longest of all Gospels
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Two-Source Hypothesis
The hypothesis that Matthew and Luke based their gospels on two sources, Mark and Q.
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In Matthew, the disciples are depicted as what
people of little faith
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Blasphemy
speech which offends religious sentiments
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70 CE-Temple
destruction of Jerusalem temple
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Messiah-expectations
.the chosen one
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"feed my sheep"
Phrase Jesus said to Peter after he asked him if he loved him three times in John
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What was Marks portrait of Jesus?
Jesus the Servant
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Writing Style/reflective in John
descriptive vs reflective writing style | no short syaings
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What was Matthews portrait of Jesus?
Jesus the King
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gentiles
someone who is not Jewish
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Zerubbabel
led captives back to Jerusalem and rebuilt the temple
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Sadducees
one of the major Jewish groups during the Second Temple period; were closely associated with the temple in Jerusalem and were concerned with maintaining the sacrificial system; most priests jewish philosophers/ doubters of Jesus
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I AM statements in John
the bread of life, the light of the world, the gate, the good Sheppard, the Resurrection and the life, the way, the truth, and the life, the vine
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Incarnation
the Christian doctrine that God became a human being in the person of Jesus Christ
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Portrait of Jesus
10:45 the servant Human portrait of Jesus Hunger, Tired, Frustrated, Lots of questions
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Thomas
- the disciple that wanted to see and feel the marks on Jesus and after he did he proclaimed Jesus as Lord - A skeptic who needs physical or personal evidence in order to believe something.
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Influence of Hellenism
the influence of Greek and Roman culture, philosophy, and modes of thought
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The intended audience of Matthew
Jewish
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Samaritan woman
John 4:1-42 When this woman offers Jesus water at a well, Jesus offers her "living water" the five husbands
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The portrayal of disciples in Mark
They do everything wrong. The only thing they did correctly was to follow Jesus
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Immediately
Bringing out the perfections of God’s Servant by showing us how He served. There was no tardiness about Christ’s service, but "straight away"
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Lukes profession was most likely
a physician
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Dating of Mark
written around the destruction of the temple | earliest written gospel
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Old Testament prophecy
Connects Jesus to prophecy the messiah comes from kings
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The intended audience of John
General
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genealogy of Jesus in Matthew
a significant part of the infancy narrative in Matthews gospels, which designates Jesus as a descendant of Abraham and David comes from kings
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The turning point
27-30 When the disciples say Jesus is the Messiah Jesus interrogates the disciples about His identity. Peter ultimately answers, "You are the Messiah." who do you say I am
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Hymns/Songs in luke
breaks up narratives and teachings. | Ave maria, the Benedictus, Gloria in Excelsis, Nunc Dimimttis.
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Council of Carthage
the council that met and discussed what books of the bible were to be accepted

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