Exam 3 review

Question 1

Pharisees

Answer 1

Strict obedience, focused on details
Christ thought they were hypocrites
Christ cursed the fig tree
Is it lawful to give tribute to Caesar? Trying to trap Jesus in with the Herodians

Question 2

Sadducees

Answer 2

• Small, but powerful Jewish aristocracy
• did not believe in immortality or resurrection
• ask Fhrist about marriage in next life, showing that Fhrist was teaching eternal marriage

Question 3

Publicans

Answer 3

• Tax collectors
• Jews hated them because they worked for Rome
• Usually excommunicated for supporting Rome

Question 4

Sanhedrin

Answer 4

• Jewish Senate and court
• had its own way of arrrestjng and stuff
• Conspired to kill Lazarus and Jesus

Question 5

The four gospels

Answer 5

Matthew mark and Luke are the Synoptic gospels
•John is supplementary
• Bruce R McConnie said the gospels give us more knowledge about God the Father than the rest of scriptures combined

Question 6

Gospel of Matthew

Answer 6

• Emphasizes the Savior’s royal lineage
• Written for very Jewish/non-gentile audience
• Wrote by theme/similar stories, not chronologically
• He was a publican

Question 7

Gospel of Matthew Unique Material

Answer 7

• Parable of Laborers in Vineyard
• Parable of the unforgiving Servant
• Parable of the talents
• Joseph vs Herod comparison
• parable of the ten virgins
• The Great Commission

Question 8

Parables with quote changes

Answer 8

Laborers in the vineyard
Sower
Prodigal Son
Good Samaritan
Lazarus and the Rich Man

Question 9

Gospel of Mark

Answer 9

• Least unique
• Emphasizes Christ’s actions/doings
• Probably written under Peter’s direction
• A Jew writing to Gentiles; give explanations to non-Jewish audience

Question 10

Gospel of Luke

Answer 10

• Literary account
• Written by a Gentile (first church historian)
• written for gentilles
• Lots of stories about women
• He also wrote the Book of Acts

Question 11

Gospel of Luke Hnique

Answer 11

• Zacharias and Elisabeth
• The Shepherds (Fear not, I bring you good tidings)
• Mary and Martha - one thing is needful
• Prodigal Son (He was so hungry he would’ve eaten the swjne’s food)
• Good Samaritan
• Two disciples in the Road to Emmaus (couldn’t see that it was Christ)

Question 12

Gospel of Luke Unique

Answer 12

• Disciples want to burn Samaritan village
• Story of the two debtors
• Christ sweat great drops of blood
• Christ’s experience in Nazareth
• Zacchaeus climbed a sycamore tree to see Christ
• Christ’s resurrected body is a body of “flesh and bones”

Question 13

Gospel of John

Answer 13

• Most Unique
• Written to members of the church
• “On stage”; Christ’s personal conversations
• Emphasizes the Savior’s divinity
• Probably written last

Question 14

Gospel of John Unique

Answer 14

• Woman at the well - “Whosoever drinks of Jesus’ water shall never thirst”
• Intercessory Prayer
• Bread of Life Sermon
• Christ is the Vine
• Woman taken in adultery (he without sin, cast the stone)
• Water to wine (whatever He says, do it)

Question 15

Gospel of John Unique

Answer 15

• Nicodemus
• Tells us Lazarus has been dead four days
• Converaation between Mary and Jesus at the tomb “touch me not”
• “The Word” translated from logos
• Final conversation of Christ and Peter: “Lovest thou me?”

Question 16

Nathanael

Answer 16

Christ knew about His experience under the fig tree

Question 17

Commisioned to the Twelve originally

Answer 17

Told them to not teach any Samaritan city

Question 18

Nicodemus

Answer 18

• Comes to Jesus at night
• told Jesus “we know that thou art a teacher come from God”
• Told him we must believe in Christ and be baptized
• John 3:16

Question 19

Matthew 24-25

Answer 19

• The Savior’s Olivet discourse

Question 20

Mount of Transfiguration

Answer 20

• Moses and Elijah came
• Peter received the keys of the Kingston (included sealing power)
• Similar to what happened at the Kirkland temple on April 3, 1836

Question 21

Nazareth

Answer 21

• Christ’s hometown
• He read from Isaiah and Told Old Testament stories
• Wanted to throw him off a cliff
• No prophet is accepted in his own country

Question 22

Parable of the Ten Virgins

Answer 22

• 5 were wise/had oil, none

* That “arithmetic is chilling” - Elder Oaks

Question 23

Feeding of the 5000

Answer 23

•5 loaves and 2 fishes
•What are they among so Many” - Philip?
Can be compared to story about the brother of Jared

Question 24

Parable of the Good Samaritan

Answer 24

• Man went down from Jerusalem to Jericho
• Samaritan bound up the wounds with oil and wine
• Can be viewed as outline of plan of salvation and redemption

Question 25

Entrapment parables - from Matthew

Answer 25

• Parable of the two sons

* Parable of the wicked husbandmen

Question 26

Christ and Peter

Answer 26

• I will give unto the the keys of the Kingston
• Grt the behind me Satan”
• “Before the cock crow, thou shalt deny me thrice”
• “From henceforth thou shalt catch men”
• “O thou of little faith”

Question 27

The Last Supper

Answer 27

• John spends 5 chapters on this event

* Christ gives the analogy of a woman giving birth compared to the trials soon to be coming to the apostles

Question 28

The arrest

Answer 28

•Christ wasn’t arrested during the triumphal entry because the Romans didn’t know He was claiming to be King of Israel

Question 29

Christ’s trial

Answer 29

• Caiphas and Annias
• Pilate (wife warned him not to get involved in Christ’s trial)
• Herod (Christ wouldn’t talk to him because he killed John the Baptist who denounced Herod’s unlawful marriage)
• Found guilty of blasphemy based on their accusation and his response during the trial

Question 30

The cross

Answer 30

• my god my god, why has thou forsaken me
• Father forgive them, they know not what they do
• Behold thy mother
• Father, into thy hands I commend my Spirit
• Father, it is finished, thy will is done

Question 31

The resurrection

Answer 31

• The greatest of all miracles

* If you believe in the resurrection, you believe any miracle could happen

Question 32

The Great Commission

Answer 32

Go ye unto all nations