LESSON 3 Flashcards

(34 cards)

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In the OT, who foreshadows the Church?

A

The community of Israel, as God chose the nation to be His chosen people as part of his salvation

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How is the Church described in the NT?

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A group of Christian disciples gathering regularly for liturgy and prayer

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The word church is often used to denote the local Christian community where?

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In the letters attributed to Paul

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What is the difference between a synagogue and ekklesia?

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Synagogue = Jewish assembly
Ekklesia = Christian community of believers

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Synagogue

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It means assembly or congregation.

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6
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Derivation of synagogue

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Sun = with, together
verb xyw = to lead, gather

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How is Synagogue used in the Septuagint?

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Refers to a local assembly of Jews, although also used for the gathering of the waters of creation

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How many times is the word Synagogue used in the NT?

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56

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What books often use the word Synagogue in the NT?

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Gospels, Acts, James and Revelation

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Temple or Sanctuary come from what words?

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Hieron = temple area, holy grounds
naos = temple building, sanctuary

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How many times is hieron used in NT?

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74

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12
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How many times is naos used in NT?

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45

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13
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Hieron meaning

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The totality of holy space or temple precincts

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14
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naos meaning

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The sanctuary building within the temple area, in which the deity resides

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15
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In the NT, what does temple refer to?

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Sacred precincts of Jerusalem

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16
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People of God

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Comes from laos tou theou = God’s Chosen or Elect

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In the OT, who are chosen to belong to God?

18
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What were the descendants of Israel called?

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The people of God

19
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In the NT, Luke uses the term People of God to identify who?

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The descendants of Israel

20
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The People of God are designated as?

A

Ethnos, which implies the Christian community

21
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Body of Christ

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Comes from soma tou Christou in Greek

22
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The Body of Christ is a prominent _____ metaphor for __________

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Pauline metaphor for the church

23
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True or False: In the NT, all Christians are called saints.

24
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Hagioi means?

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Holy ones, those set apart

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The Book of Revelation uses the term saint for?
Christian martyrs
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In modern Christian tradition, who are considered saints?
Outstanding Christians publicly recognized for their exemplary lives
27
True or False: The Church is the bride of Christ.
True
28
Just as a husband and wife are one flesh, so is the Church holy because of?
The bridegroom
29
When did the promises given to Abraham occur?
Prior to the birth of Isaac and were given to all his offspring signified through the rite of circumcision
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Commonly, who are recognized as Abraham’s descendants?
Abraham’s seed through his son Isaac and grandson Jacob
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Who are excluded from Abraham’s descendants?
Ishmael and Esau
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Who draws attention to the formulation of the promise?
Paul the Apostle
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True: Seed as a singular word is avoided in formulating the promise.
False, seeds as plural
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Why did Paul choose to use seed instead?
It signifies one person only, who he understands to be Jesus (and those united with him).