Test 2 Flashcards
(42 cards)
The genealogy of Christ
Mathew 1:1-17
3 points
The birth of Christ
Mathew 1:18-
Discovery and Divorce
Angel of the Lord
Visit from the Wise Men
Mathew 2:1-12
Wise Men come to Jerusalem
Journey to Bethlehem
Christs birth
The Shepherds and the Angels
Luke 2:8-21
Sending of the Shepherds
Shepherds go to Bethlehem
What chapters is the Sermon on the Mt. in?
5,6,7
Salt of the….
Earth
Light of the….
world
Christ came to…..the law
fulfill
Love your….
enemies
The Lords Prayer
Mathew 6:5-15
Do Not Be….
Anxious
I am the Bread of Life
John 6:26-59
Setup
Jesus’ Claim
Jews Offended
“I am the light of the world, whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.”
John 8:12
John 10:9-11
I am the….
I am the….
I am the Door
I am the Good Shepherd
I am the Resurrection and the Life
John 11:25
Lazarus
Conversation with Martha
Lazarus Resurrected
I am the Way and the Truth and the Life
John 14:6
Preparing a Place
You Know the Way
What are 3 indications that Galatians has exerted enormous influence on Christianity?
- The church fathers wrote more commentaries on Galatians than any of the other books.
- Favorite of Martin Luther
- Described by Duncan as Magna Carta of evangelical Christianity
What are the 2 possible destinations for Galatians, and which choice makes the most sense of the data?
Northern Galatia and Southern Galatia
Paul wrote to churches in Southern Galatia
Was Galatians written most likely before or after the Jerusalem council?
Before
What was Paul’s primary purpose in writing Galatians?
Confront false church teachings
Who were the Judaizers, and what was their message?
They were false teachers who wanted to push Judaism on new Christians. Circumcision was needed for salvation.
Why did Paul rebuke the Galatians?
They turned away from the true gospel.
What did Paul teach in Galatians concerning justification by faith?
Paul taught that apart from the law, an individual is justified by faith.
Who wrote Acts, and what assures that the criterion of apostolicity was met?
Luke, and it was because he was a travel companion of Paul.