Lesson 2/3 Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Septuagint

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the Greek translation of the OT made in the 2nd century BC

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Nazarite

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a consecrated man

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3
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Bethlehem was the city of

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David

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4
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The first 18 verses of the gospel of John are known as

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the Prologue

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5
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Jehovah means

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the self-existent one

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the Prologue takes on special significance because it depicts

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Jesus’ pre mortal status and relationship with His Father

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Who is believed to have written the prologue?

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John the Baptist

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the Word is an interpretation of the Greek word

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logos, which signifies Reason

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9
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in Greek philosophy Reason gives

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order and purpose to the world

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10
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Which section of D&C is a reference to the Prologue?

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93

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11
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Which gospel was likely written first?

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Mark

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12
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The word baptism comes from

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a Greek word meaning to dip or immerse

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13
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what is the introductory ordinance of the gospel?

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baptism

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14
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baptism symbolizes

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death, burial and resurrection

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15
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What is the purpose of baptism?

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—remission of sins
—membership in the Church
—entrance into the celestial kingdom
—personal sanctification

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16
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Where is Bethabara?

17
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Where was Jesus baptized?

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in the Jordan river at
Bethabara, meaning a shallow place in a body of water

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the dove is an emblem or token of

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truth and innocence

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the sign of the dove is usually associated with whom and also manifested to ?

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John the Baptist; Abraham

20
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the sign of the dove is a witness for

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the Holy Ghost

21
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the sign of the dove was instituted before

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the creation of the world

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Elias is the ____ form of ____, which is____

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Greek
Elijah
Hebrew

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The 2 Eliases were spoken of as

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a preparer and a restorer

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T/F the word Elias has many applications

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Identify the apostles
Peter (aka Cephas/Simon) Andrew (Peter’s brother) James (Zebedee) John (James’ brother) James (“the less” son of Alphaeus) Philip Bartholomew (aka Nathanael) Thomas Thaddeus (Jude or Judas “not Iscariot”, brother of James of Alphaeus) Matthew aka Levi Simon (Zelotes, the Canaanite) Judas
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Esaias
Greek form of Isaiah god is salvation
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Cephas
a seer or a stone
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apostle
Greek “one sent forth”
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The Hebrew version of “to repent” also means
to return
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Elias may be a title for
one who goes before or prepares the way
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Elijah means
God is Jehovah
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the Greek translation of Elijah is
Elias
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Elias may refer to what individuals?
—Elijah, the OT prophet —John the Baptist —the prophet who committed to Joseph Smith the dispensation of the gospel of Abraham
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11 of the apostles were from
Galilee
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Judas was the only
Judean