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New Testament Final Review (James-Revelation) OLD VERSION
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A #NewTestament review on #James through #Revelation #newtestamentinantiquity
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1
1 John is not a standard letter because it is missing
An address
A conclusion
A name
All of the above
2
According to tradition, John was buried in
Antioch
Jerusalem
Corinth
Ephesus
3
1, 2, & 3 John are attributed to John b/c of similarities in _____ & ____ with John’s Gospel
grammar, vocabulary
none of the above
synonyms, allegories
content, style
4
John calls those who have seceded from the community
Antichrists
Spirits
Teachers of the law
Super-Apostles
5
Why do some scholars think Peter did
not
write 1 Peter?
The context of persecution is unclear
The Greek is too eloquent
A & B
He doesn't mention his relationship with Jesus
6
1 John does not fit the standard ____________ format.
Homiletic
Literary
Epideictic
Epistolary
7
In what region did the seven churches exist?
Galatia
Cilicia
Asia Minor
Arabia
8
To whom is the epistle of James written?
Twelve tribes in the Dispersion
Christians living in Rome
Christians living in Jerusalem
Twelve Lords a Leaping
9
Who is
not
a person named in 3 John?
Diotrephes
Demetrius
Gryphon
Gaius
10
____________ was Peter’s amanuensis
Thomas
Timothy
Silas
Barnabas
11
James’ rhetoric incorporates diatribe with short
All of the above
Questions and responses
Poems and phrases
References and explanations
12
What household item does James compare living to?
Window
Mirror
Table
Pottery
13
1. A technical word for central theme is
Discourse
Diatribe
Topos
Pathos
14
Which two genres are combined in Revelation?
Epistle & Prophecy
History & Apocalypse
Biography & History
Apocalypse & Prophecy
15
Peter claims to be writing from “Babylon” or ________
Antioch
Rome
Jerusalem
Alexandria
16
The audience of the book of Hebrews is largely comprised of
Both
Jewish Christians
Gentiles
17
The system of thought that views matter as evil is known as
Nestorianism
Gnosticism
Docetism
Arianism
18
Paul and James are at odds with one another on the topic of justification
True
False
19
The author of 1, 2, & 3 John is
Anonymous
John "the beloved disciple"
John the "son of thunder"
John the Baptist
20
1 & 2 Peter address churches located in what region?
Arabia
Achaia
Asia Minor
Galatia
21
The opponents in John’s letters denied Jesus’ _______________
Humanity
Divinity
Anointing
Authority
22
John’s community was a(n) ___________ community
Charismatic
Asthmatic
Aesthetic
Pneumatic
23
What OT priest is prominent in the book of Hebrews?
Melchizedek
Eli
Levi
Aaron
24
Jude’s adversaries claimed their _____________ had greater authority than apostolic witness
Gospels
Rabbinic writings
Teachings
Divine Dreams
25
The author of 2 and 3 John claims to be
the apostle
the saint
the elder
the preacher
26
The two main themes of 1 John are
None of the above
“God is light” and “God is love”
“Pure living” and “holy standards”
“unity” and “faith”
27
Covenant premillennialism holds a special place in redemptive history for Israel
False
True
28
The Latin word _____________ means “thousand”
Millennium
Decade
Legion
Century
29
The system of _______ is when a benefactor gives freely and the client seeks to repay the gift.
Patronus
Reciprocity
Aristocracy
Equestrians
30
Hebrews exalts the ______________ above Moses and angels
Human Jesus
Divine Jesus
Divine Council
Trinity
31
1. What type of literary style does James employ in his letter?
Epideictic
Ethos
Diatribe
Pathos
32
1. The authors of the textbook understand the word “Dispersion” to be taken
Literally
Imaginatively
Metaphorically
Sarcastically
33
Who is the author of Hebrews?
Paul
Anonymous
Phoebe
Apollos
34
What famous philosopher argued the world is a mere shadow of the Real & spoke of copies &types?
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
Pythagoras
35
According to Hebrews, who is our chief patron?
Moses
Caesar
Zeus
God
36
Jude is the half-brother of ______
Jesus
James
Thomas
Paul
37
Hebrews uses ________________ to encourage discipleship
Logic
Rhetoric
Poetry
Concrete Examples
38
Which of the following is not a theme of James?
Testing
Endurance
Perfection
Unity
39
Who wrote Revelation?
John the Baptist
Peter
Paul
John the Apostle
40
Where was Revelation composed?
Corinth
Ephesus
Patmos
Antioch
41
What does Hebrews encourage God’s people to do?
Be faithful
Live sinless lives
Rebel against Caesar
Honor the Sabbath
42
The word apocalypse means
Unveiling
Knowing
Judgment
Symbol
43
James’ writing is seen as dynamic because he uses
Allusions to the OT
Alliteration & mnemonic devices
Symbolism & imagery
None of the above
44
What two sources does Peter rely on when composing 1 Peter?
Rabbinic writings & Mark's gospel
None of the above
Pseudepigraphical sources & John's passion narrative
Old Testament & the Sermon on the Mount
45
1. What is the general word for the meeting place of the Jews?
Church
Synagogue
Rabbinic House
Temple
46
James' focus on action is also found in
The Torah
Matthew
Rabbinic Writings
Plato
47
James provides teachings that stem directly from ___________ words
Isaiah's
Paul's
Jesus'
Peter's
48
Most church fathers accepted _________ as the author of Hebrews
Jesus
Peter
Apollos
Paul
49
This interpretive method is often used in Heb. exploring OT events&people that foreshadow Jesus
Typological
Structural
Parabolic
Allegorical
50
A likely date for 1 Peter’s composition is
Mid 80s
Late 70s
Early 50s
Early 60s
51
James reflects a dualism between the world and God’s kingdom
True
False
52
What is
not
a main message of 1 Peter?
doing good deeds will silence the opposition
none of the above
avoid false teachers
stand firm in grace
53
James does not share common themes with ancient moralists
True
False
54
The early church faced two main crises: persecution and
False Teaching
Too much expansion
Poverty
Greed
55
Which position sees John as speaking prophetically abt historic events that've already happened
Preterist
Future
Idealist
Eclectic
56
Under what ruler was Revelation written?
Constantine
Nero
Domitian
Claudius
57
How is James similar in theme to contemporary moralists?
Virtue leads to joy & is shown through testing
The tongue can be deadly
The mirror of moral assessment
All of the above
58
The extracanonical source that Jude quotes from is
Proverbs
Ecclesiastes
1 Enoch
Protagoras
59
A good portion of ____________ is reproduced in 2 Peter 2
Titus
1 Peter
Jude
Mark
60
Which position understands John’s language as a perpetual struggle between good and evil?
Futurist
Eclectic
Preterist
Idealist
61
Hebrews demonstrates that Jesus & his covenant are much greater than _______ & the old covenant
David
Abraham
Moses
Isaiah
62
John’s Revelation begins with vivid descriptions of
Jesus Christ's glory
God's majesty
The Holy Spirit's power
All of the above
