The Synoptic Gospels Flashcards
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similar gospels with very closely related information and sources
synoptic gospels
name the synoptic gospels
Matthew, Mark, Luke
Source of Mark
Oral tradition
Audience of mark
non jewish christians experiencing persecution
where mark was written form
Rome
Name given to author of Mark; follower of Peter
John Mark
symbol of gospel of Mark
Lion to represent John the Baptist crying in Desert
Sources of Matthew
Mark, Q, M
Audience of Matthew
Jewish Christians
Where Matthew was written from
Antioch greece/Turkey
traditionally whom Matthew’s author is attributed to
Matthew the Apostle
Symbol of Matthewe
A man - symbolizes Jesus’ Human origins which begins in gospel
Sources of Luke
Mark, Q, L
Audience of Luke
Greece
Gentile Christian and follower of Paul
Luke (author)
Symbol of Luke
Ox - Zacherriah Offering sacrifice in Temple
Greek for miracle, uses to show power of God
dynameis
short story with hidden meaning to show a moral message
parable
a story involving a sustained comparison in which people, things, and events symbolically represent something else
allegory
used to summarize theological themes in Luke about someones life, and written after death.
infancy narratives
two parts of infancy narratives
- ) Historic
2. ) Theological
popular saying in NT, shows God’s reign and is a metaphor
Kingdom of heaven
how is Luke different from Matthews beatitudes
he uses woes
How does mark use miracles in his gospels
They show God’s power and how that power is given to his son. However Miracles distracted Christ as messiah but focused him as a miracle worker. Jesus always has a message following his miracles and Jesus wanted people to keep quiet of his miracles