Why was John confused when Jesus came to him to be baptized?

John fell unworthy, and that Jesus should baptize him

What is the third temptation according to John

There was no third temptation in John

Mythological figures in history, said by French theorist to have inspired the Jesus narrative

Tammuz, Adonis, Attis, and Osiris and Horus in Egypt

What were the three Temptations? ( say out loud

Starting bread, jump from high Place & angels catch you , bow down to Satan

How was the “wilderness” viewed in scripture?

In a negative way where evil reigned

Get a price of paper and break down the parable

You may think having faith is a small commitment, but the enemy well come

How was it the temptation to turn a stone into bread when Jesus was hungry?

It would’ve been wrong for Jesus to use his abilities to serve himself

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Why was John confused when Jesus came to him to be baptized?
John fell unworthy, and that Jesus should baptize him
John himself had yet to be baptized
Jesus had many other options to be baptized
Jesus had already been baptized
2
A hypothetical written collection of primarily Jesus sayings. It is part of the common common material found in the.
Gospels Of Matthew and Luke but not in the gospel of mark
Tammuz, Adonis, Attis, and Osiris and Horus in Egypt
The Gospel Q
The synoptic gospels
3
Christ and anointed winner three words that means something entirely different
True
False
4
Jesus was — - when his parents lost him in Jerusalem
12
3
5
The satisfaction theory of atonement was created by —— —
St. Patrick
St. Anselm
6
A theory atonement that sees Jesus’ work on the cross as morally transformative, and that it is a living and active
Substitutionary Atonement
Atonement
Peter Abelard’s Theory
Force in our lives that changes how we think about God
7
The king of Judah, during the birth of Jesus, and who ordered the massacre of children in Bethlehem
Quirinius
Simeon
Augustus
Herod the Great
8
A disciple also known as Thomas
Mary
Augustus
Didymus
Simeon
9
What is the third temptation according to John
There was no third temptation in John
Jesus bang to Satan to receive a demon over all the kingdoms
Jesus turning stone into bread
Jesus, throwing himself from a high place
10
Jesus used many of these stories, to describe the ———- of God, which was one of his central messages
Kingdom
Goodness
11
Very early non-Christian sources that offer independent evidence for the life of Jesus
Dionysius Exiguus
Mara Bar Serapion
Josephus and Tacitus
The gospel Q
12
The birth of ———- can be closely approximated based on important, historical figures
John the Baptist
Jesus
13
What animal is the Holy Spirit represented as having descended like?
A dove
A wild ram
A lamb
A crow
14
Any history that can be accessed using the historical critical method, as it can be historically located and empirically
Geschichtlich
Tested using historical methods
Presupposition
Historisch
15
Jesus and his parents fled to —— - immediately after his birth
Egypt
Bethlaham
16
The theory that states that Jesus likely did not exist as his entire life and legacy is based off of previous fertility
Redactive criticism
Christ- Myth theory
Myths and other dying and rising gods
Historical critical method
17
John the Baptist primary message was one of —— and ——
Repentance and kingdom
Sin and repentance
18
Jesus was teaching at the - - - when his parents found him
Town
Temple
19
What gospels contain the temptation of Christ?
Matthew Mark, Luke, John
Only the gospel of John
Matthew and Luke
Matthew, Mark and Luke
20
Jesus increased in wisdom and —— , and in favor with God and man
Strength
Stature
21
A view of atonement that sees Jesus’ work on the cross, is satisfying a debt we owe God for our sin
Satisfaction theory
Tetragrammaton
Ransom theory
Reactive criticism
22
Roman Emperor, during the birth of Jesus
Christ
Augustus
Herod the great
Quirinius
23
Mythological figures in history, said by French theorist to have inspired the Jesus narrative
Matthias
The gospel q
Josephus and Tacitus
Tammuz, Adonis, Attis, and Osiris and Horus in Egypt
24
Jesus taught frequently to people using stories, known as— -
Stories
Parables
25
A dramatic theory of atonement sees Jesus’ work on the cross as a majestic, triumph over sin, and death, whereby Jesus
Peter Abelards theory
Substitutionary atonement
Christus Exiguus
Conquers the power of the devil
26
What was John the Baptist diet?
Lemon bread and lamb
Dove and barley
Locust and honey
Roaches and cream
27
YHWH, the divine name and translated as ”LORD” in modern in modern English bibles
Christ – myth theory
Tetragrammaton
Historical critical method
Presupposition
28
An early stoic writer who wrote around 75AD that Jews should not have killed their wise king
Mara Bar Serapion
Dionysius Exiguus
Christus Victor
Augustus
29
An idea or concert belief or assumed beforehand, when entering a line of reasoning
Presupposition
Christ
Tetragrammaton
Historical critical method
30
——- who ordered the slaughter of children under 2, died in 4 BC, which means Jesus, must’ve been born before hand
Herod
Augustus
31
What were the three Temptations? ( say out loud
Nope
Starting bread, jump from high Place & angels catch you , bow down to Satan
32
What gospel says the least about the actual temptation event?
Matthew and Luke
Luke
Matthew
Mark
33
A theory of atonement that gives Satan all the leverage to make a deal
Reductive criticism
Ransom theory
Satisfaction theory
Peter Abelard’s theory
34
A view of atonment that sees Jesus as taking our place on the cross, & taking upon him the punishment deserved 4 our sin
Christ-Myth theory
Presupposition
Atonement
Substitutionary atonement
35
How was John related to Jesus?
✨Uncle
Third cousin
Friend
Second cousin
36
According to Luke 2:1 —— what is the emperor of Rome dangers birth, in ordered a census which required Joseph and Mary
Caesar Augustus
Quinerious
To journey to Bethlehem
37
There is no reason to think that John had a relationship with the Qumran community
False
True
38
The disciples were chosen after Jesus temptation before his baptism, so they were present during Jesus baptism
False
True
39
Jesus Told this person that he was “about his father’s business” when confronted at the temple as a child
Mary
Simeon
Christ
Quirinius
40
Before the beginning of Jesus‘s ministry, John the Baptist appeared in the —— and preached
Wilderness
Temple
41
How was the “wilderness” viewed in scripture?
In a negative way where evil reigned
It had no concrete description in scripture
It was viewed as a place where the good and evil exist in harmony
In a positive way, insofar as one could go there to commune with God
42
There is no biblical evidence that Jesus was married
True
False
43
There are no theologians that claim Jesus’s baptism was a pivotal moment where Jesus was adopted by God
True
False
44
A rule used when studying history that suggests the historical setting is an analogous to our present setting, whereby
The physical world operated, then the same way it operates now
Principle of analogy
Principle of criticism
Principle of correlation
45
The period of time between Jesus’ birth and baptism were little is known is referred to as ———-
Be quiet years
The silent years
46
Get a price of paper and break down the parable
And perch in our branches, trying to make us sin
You may think having faith is a small commitment, but the enemy well come
47
Whose voice could be heard from heaven, following Jesus’s baptism
God, the father
Holy Spirit
Adam
Isaiah
48
John’s clothing was made from the hair of a—- -
Donkey
Camel
49
A rule used when studying history that states no historical event can be viewed in isolation, but can only be properly
Principle of analogy
Principle of criticism
Principle of correlation
Understood, in light of the events that proceeded it
50
How was it the temptation to turn a stone into bread when Jesus was hungry?
It would’ve been wrong for Jesus to use his abilities to serve himself
Stones were un clean according to Leventicus
Mosaic law forbade Jews from breaking a fast with bread
Because in 3080, it was viewed as witchcraft
51
A word used to describe an event that cannot be properly understood, using the historical critical method
Geschichtlich
Tetragrammaton
Historisch
Presupposition
52
What gospel do we take as having the correct order chronologically
John
Luke
Matthew
Mark
53
It is likely that Mary had more children with Joseph after the birth of Christ
True
False
54
What did John the Baptist call the fair season sad sees who came to watch him baptize people?
Precursors of evil
Teachers of holiness
Blessed assembly
Generation of vipers
55
A disciple of Jesus who is also known as Matthew
James
Levi
John
Didymus
56
It was not until —— days later, that Joseph and Mary found Jesus
3
4
57
Jesus’ earthly brother
James
Matthias
Levi
John
58
The gospel of the Nazarene state that Jesus was baptized in order to repent, for since he committed in ignorance
False
True
59
A method used to take away details and ideas that authors likely added, and which have shaped and molded the narrative
Historical critical method
To express their theological goals
Reactive criticism
Christ myth theory
60
John the Baptist was thought to be returning profit and also this
Matthias
Christ
Tetragrammaton
Didymus
61
Traditionally referred to as the one whom Jesus loved
John
Levi
Simeon
James
62
It is not likely that Joseph was alive and well during Jesus’ ministry
True
False
63
This person was promised by the Holy Spirit, that he wouldn’t die, until he saw the Messiah
Simeon
Simon
Levi
Matthias
64
Tell me the 12 disciples
Yessss
No
65
Three biographical books about the life of Jesus that share many similarities
The Synoptic Gospels
Tammuz, Adonis, Attis, and Osiris and Horus in Egypt
Josephus and Tacitus
The Gospel Q
66
We know from scripture that Jesus learned the trade of —- -
Designing
Construction
67
The disciple chosen by the casting of lots to replace Judas Iscariot
John
James
Levi
Matthias
68
The virginal conception of Jesus and the resulting human / divine nature is known as the ——
Hypostatic Union
Tetragrammaton
69
The baptism of Jesus is one of the most certain events
False
True
70
The substitutionary theory of atonement was popularized by —- ——-
John Calven
John Newton
71
What is the third temptation according to Luke
Jesus, throwing himself from a high place
Jesus bearing Satan received me over all the kingdoms
There was no third temptation in Luke
Jesus turning stone into bread
72
The principle of —— can be used to help determine if an event is more likely to have occurred because those reporting
Analogy
Embarrassment
On it have good reasons to wish that it had not occurred
Criticism
73
What is the first temptation of Christ according to Matthew
Jesus, throwing himself from a high place
There was no first temptation
Jesus tempted to turn stone into bread because he was hungry
Jesus, bowing to say to receive me over all the kingdom and powers of earth
74
A rule, when studying history that states we can only know things provisionally. That is, we can only make statements.
Principle of criticism
Principle of correlation
Of Probability with respect to any given historical event.
Principle of analogy
75
The — —— brought Joseph and Mary to Jerusalem once a year
Passover
Census
76
John the Baptist was thought to be the returning prophet - ——
Christ
Elijah
77
John said he baptized with water and that Christ would baptized with what
The blessings of the priesthood
His word
Fire and the Holy Ghost
The glory of angels
78
John the Baptist baptism was one of ——-
Repentance
Water
79
The authority in Syria, during the birth of Jesus
Augustus
Quirinatius
Herod the Great
Christus Victor
80
What is the problem with treating the gospels as strict, chronological and geographical events?
Because they’re organized automatically and or based on location
Because their historical unreliability are well documented
There are no problems treating them that way
Because there’s an inconsistency among the gospels
81
Where Jesus was most likely raised as a child
Egypt
Quirinius
The Gospel Q
Nazareth
82
Why do Matthew and Mark say Simon the canonaeonean while Luke says Simon the zealot
They mean the same thing in two different languages
Because they are referring to two different and distinct Simon’s
It’s unclear in scripture why the difference occurs and what it refers to
One refers to where he was born and the other is what he was politically
83
Best known as inventor of the anodized era, which is used to number the years of both the Gregorian calendar and the
Josephus and Tacitus
Julian calendar
Dionysius Exiguus
Christus Victor
84
study designed to discover the texts primitive or original meaning in its original historical context & its literal sens
Historical - Critical Method
Peter Abelard’s Theory
The gospel q
Tetragrammaton
85
Well, there was 13 different disciples. Jesus only chose 11.
False
True
86
Did the temptation or the choosing of the disciples come first
The choosing of the disciples came first
Likely happened at the same time
It’s unclear as the gospels have it in different orders
The temptation came first
87
It describes how human beings are made “at – one “or reconciled to God
Mara Barr Sapien
Presupposition
Substitutionary atonement
Atonement
88
How does the existence of Jewish Iscariot lend to the historical reliability of there being 12 actual gospels
Because the disciples had a vested interest in not reporting the event
It doesn’t
Because Judas wrote his own gospel recorded in the suit of Prica
Because Judith has mentioned in many other extra biblical accounts
89
What is the second temptation according to Luke
Jesus, bowing to Satan to receive dominion over all the kingdoms
Jesus thrown himself from a high place
Jesus is turning stone into bread
There was no second temptation

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