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Introduction to the New Testament, Gospels, and John Mark
Introduction to the New Testament, Gospels, and John Mark
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Theme: "Christ the Son of God" shows Christ's deity.
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John
Luke
Matthew
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Theme: "Christ the Son of Man" written to show the humanity of Christ.
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What is the central theme of the New Testament?
The laws to live by on this earth.
Salvation.
Creation
The birth of the Church.
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Audience: Gentiles
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What is the name given to the second half of the English Bible?
The Revelation of God’s people.
None of the above
The New Testament.
The Acts of the Apostles.
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The 21 letters of the New Testament (Romans through Jude) were addressed to whom?
The Apostle Paul.
Jesus Christ.
Individuals and churches.
The 12 tribes of Israel.
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What do the four Gospels describe?
The life and ministry of Jesus Christ.
The Acts of the Apostles
The prophets and their lives.
families
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What is the name of the last book of the Bible?
Malachi
Genesis
Revelations
3 Timothy
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What did the Old Covenant reveal?
A written picture of what heaven will be like.
The life of Paul.
The works of the Disciples.
The holiness of God through the law and the promise of a Redeemer.
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Emphasis is given to the Old Testament and how Christ fulfills the prophecies;#s are used by this tax-collecting author.
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Audience: Christians
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How many books are in the New Testament?
27
16
50
37
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The first book of the New Testament chronologically.
Genesis
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James
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What is contained in the book of Acts?
The laws of God.
The culture of the Jewish people.
Stories of the end of the world.
The history of the beginning of the church and the spread of Christianity.
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What does the word “Covenant” mean?
The doctrine of the church.
Repentance.
A promise or an agreement.
A term describing prophets
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Is not a biography of Christ, but focuses on what Christ did; a gospel of action
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Theme: "Christ the King"
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How long did the process of gathering the books of the New Testament take?
10 years.
8-10 years
1000 years.
Approximately 350 years.
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Revelation is the last book written in the New Testament chronologically.
True
False
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What does canon mean?
A loud and speedy object, often used as a warning
Authentic writing/works that are considered sacred to a religion.
An artillery weapon used in past wars.
None of these
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Who wrote 13, or perhaps 14, of the 21 letters?
Green Goblin
Paul
Peter
Timothy
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Audience: Romans
Luke
John
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Matthew
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What does Revelations describe?
A God who has lost His love for His children.
The ultimate triumph of Jesus Christ and His people in the future.
Science for a future world.
The Greco-Roman world.
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The New Covenant shows the way back to God based on what?
The blood of His Son, Jesus.
The amount of time we spend in prayer.
Good works.
Our faithfulness to the Church.
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Light, love, and life are emphasized as the author of this gospel focuses on Christ as God.
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About how many authors contributed to the writing of the New Testament?
3
14
50
8-10
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The word synoptic means the same stories
False
True
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Written from a historical approach, giving more details about dates/times than the other Gospels.
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Audience:Jews
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