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Theme of James

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Mature and faithful living

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James, maturity is seen

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In faithful living

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Purpose of James

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Instruct them- to deal with difficulties as means of growth
Encourage them- to persevere in their trials
Exhort them- to confront them in their immaturity

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James 1:1-18

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Testing and trials produces maturity

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James 1:19-5:20

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The characteristics of the mature person

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James, Jewish believers are suffering for their faith in Christ

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Going through trials

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Readers of James

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Jewish believers

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Who writes James?

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James, the brother of Jesus

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Theme of hebrews

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Jesus is better!! (-so don’t turn!)

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Hebrews 10:19-13:25

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Focuses on our response

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Hebrews 4:14-10:18

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Focuses on Christ as high priest

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Hebrews 1:5-4:13

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Focuses on Christ’s kingship

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Hebrews 1:1-4

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Focuses on Christ as the last prophet

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Key contribution of Hebrews

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Christs great high priesthood

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Hebrews interpretive challenges

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God speaks through His Son
Jesus is better

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The letter of Hebrews is a….

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Written sermon

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Purposes of Hebrews

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Warning- to keep them from drifting
Encouragement- to persevere in faith
Instruction- to understand the supremacy and importance of Christ

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Hebrews, the church

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They had an extensive Jewish background, probably Jewish believers
Author uses extensively from the OT and Jewish sacrificial system

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Why Paul probably didn’t write Hebrews

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Hebrews 2:3 vs. Galatians 1:12
Paul identifies himself in every other letter
Timothy is released from prison, doesn’t fit Paul’s timeline
Several church fathers rejected Paul as author

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Theme of 1st Peter

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Salvation, sanctification, and suffering

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1st&2nd Peter location

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Northern turkey

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1st Peter, aliens scattered throughout

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Northern turkey

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1st Peter, the church was probably a mix of….

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Jews and gentiles

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1st Peter, the readers were suffering….

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From their faith

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1st & 2nd Peter, place of writing: most likely….
Rome
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Purpose(s) of 1st Peter
Confrontation Exhortation Encouragement
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Key theme of 1st Peter
Suffering
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1 Peter 1:1-12
Hope
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1 Peter 1:13-3:12
Holiness
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1 Peter 3:13-5:14
Humility
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Theme of 2nd Peter
Growing in grace and knowledge of Christ
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2 Peter occasion
Peter, at the end of his life is writing to the churches to remind them of sound doctrine Warn them of the dangers of heresy
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2 Peter, purpose(s)
Warning Exhortation
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2 Peter, Jude quotes…
Peter
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2 Peter uses what tense?
Future
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Jude uses what tense?
Past and present
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Key theme in 2nd Peter
Knowledge, used 15 times
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Jude was probably the 1/2 brother of….. and full brother of…..
1/2 Jesus Full James
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Theme of Jude
Defend the faith
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Jude key phrase (1:3)
Contend for the faith
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Jude occasion
To address false teaching and encourage the believers to contend for the faith Main problem audience faced was heresy
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Jude purpose
Warning Exhortation
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1 john, who was the last apostle alive?
John
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John, where was he living in?
Ephesus
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1-3 john, location
Ephesian area, western turkey
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1 john, it is a cyclical letter
Intended for multiple churches
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1-3 john date
90-95AD
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1-3 john place of writing
Ephesus
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Theme of 1st John
Characteristics of God’s children
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1 john, John writes out of a deep concern for the spiritual welfare of these Christians who were…
Battling a heresy that threatened the person and work of Christ
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1 john, purpose
Assurance Warning Exhortation
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1 john, key themes: God’s characteristics…
Reflected in His children
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1 john, key themes: God is…
Life (1:1) Light (1:5) Righteous (2:29) Love (4:8)
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1 john, the word “love” occurs
51 times
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1 john, the words for “knowledge” occur…
41 times
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1 john, ginosticism
From the term “knowledge”, it deals with a “special knowledge”
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1 john, docetism
To appear Jesus body was not real, it only appeared that way
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1 john, cerinthianism
Christ’s descend on the man, Jesus at his baptism and ascended before his crucifixion
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1 john, Gnosticism impacts the doctrines of…. And Christ’s….
Redemption, substitutionary atonement
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1 john, 5:11-13
Those born of God have eternal life
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1 john 1:7
Those born of God walk in light
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1 john 2:29, 3:7
Those born of God practice righteousness
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1 john 4:7-11
Those born of God display love
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2 john is addressed to….that men in a woman’s house
A local congregation
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2 john, probably a combination=
A woman and the church that met at her house
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2 john, the church are walking in….
Truth and love
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2 john, the church are dealing with
False teachers who are traveling around spreading their heresy
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Theme of 2 john
Grounded in the truth
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2 john purpose
Warning Encouragement
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3 john addressed to…
A person
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3 john recipient
Gaius
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3 john, gaius actions are contrasted with
Diotrephes actions
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Theme of 3 John
Contrast between service and selfishness
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3 john purpose
Condemn (diotrephes) Commend (gaius)
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Key difference between 2&3 John: 2 john
Reject false teachers
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Key difference between 2&3 John: 3 John
Accept true teachers
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Revelation: …… written by the last remaining apostle
Last book
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Revelation, Christ ….. these churches and gives both commendation and condemnation
Will assess
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Revelation date
94-96AD
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Revelation place of writing
Most likely Patmos
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Theme of revelation
The consummation of all things
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Revelation is mainly a book of……=
Prophecy= future events to come (1:3)
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Revelation, these are for the church to….
Read, hear and obey
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Revelation purpose
Hope Holiness
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Revelation historicist
A symbolic representation of church history
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Revelation idealist
Spiritual principles during the church age Portrays the struggle of good and evil
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Revelation preterist
Most of rev. is seen as having already happened during the 1st century (past) Not prophecy as much as it is directed at Christians trying to live their faith during the Roman Empire
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Revelation futurist
Most of rev. is seen as prophetic and future (still to come) Only approach that uses a consistent hermeneutic
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Rev. Futurist= rev 4-22 is connect with what was God’s….
Future prophetic plans for the world and for Israel
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Revelation past (1)
Things which you have seen, vision of Christ
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Revelation present (2-3)
Things which are, state of the 7 churches
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Revelation future (4-22)
Things which will take place after these things. Future events to come

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