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what are the synoptic gospels
What is form criticism
Religion T1 2019 Revision
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What is form criticism
none of the others
identifies literary devices and makes conclusions off them
looks at the form of the text and makes conclusions of that
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what are the synoptic gospels
The gospels written by the disciples of moses
all of the above
Matthew, Mark, Luke, contain events from similar POV
Matthew, Mark, John, contain events from similar POV
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what is narrative criticism
identifies literary devices and makes conclusions off them
neither of the above
looks at the form of the text and makes conclusions of that
4
What genres do we find in the bible
law, historical, narrative, poetry, prophecy, letters
pentateuedic, fasting, epistle, apocrypha
apocrypha, wisdom, narrated history, apostle
none of the others
5
audience of john
converts Christians from Judaism gentiles & richer community
gentile Christians with Greek influence
Gentile community - Christians with a non-Jewish background.
Jewish group of Christians arguing with Synagogue members.
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Deuteronomist
prophecy, transcendent, elohim, less vivid and concrete
yahweh anthropomorphised, vivid imaginative, forgiving, plan
Temple cult worship, levites, dry lists repeats 2 laws-nar
covenant law morals emotional, obedience chosen people 1 god
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How are books in the OT grouped
genre
length
truthfulness
reliability
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what was luke made from
Q, M, L
Mark, J, Q
M, L, Mark
Mark, Q, L
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what was mathew made from
M, L, Q
Mark, Q, Luke
L, Mark, Q
M, Mark, Q
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Structure of miracle story
Problem, action, reaction
problem, action, action
action, reaction, problem
Issue, fixing, reversal
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who are the four authors involved in its construction
Yahwest, Elohist, Deuteronomist, Priestly
Jahwest, Elohist, Deuteronomist, Priestly
Levites, Deuteronomist, Elohist, Yahwest
Moses, Jesus, God, Abraham
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How are new testament writings grouped
chronologically
author
length
genre
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audience of mark
gentile Christians with Greek influence
converts Christians from Judaism gentiles & richer community
Jewish group of Christians arguing with Synagogue members.
Gentile community - Christians with a non-Jewish background.
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audience of Matthew
gentile Christians with Greek influence.
Jewish group of Christians arguing with Synagogue members.
Gentile community - Christians with a non-Jewish background.
converts Christians from Judaism gentiles & richer community
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what is a parable
an earthly story with a heavenly meaning
an earthly story with an earthly meaning
a heavenly story with a heavenly meaning
a heavenly story with an earthly meaning
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what are the three worlds of the text
past, present, future
interpretation, effect and messages
infront, of, behind
form, narrative and biblical
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what books are in the pentateuch
exodus, leviticus, numbers, deuteronomy, isaiah
Psalms, Proverbs, Sirach, Solomon, Genisis
genesis, exodus, leviticus, numbers, deuteronomy
Micah, Esther, Tobit, Judith, Ezra
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Key messages/themes within the old testament
none of the above
punishment and covenant, prophecy and jesus
jesus, prophets, apostles, god is ever forgiving
covenant, prophecy, sacrifice, punishment and forgiveness
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What are the groupings
historical 1, historical 2, wisdom, prophetic and law
leviticus, historical 1, historical 2, wisdom, prophets
pentateuch, new testament, historical, prophetic
law, historical, wisdom, major and minor writing prophets
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What is the 4 source theory
the P, F, Q, D sources
explanation for the Relationship between the synoptics
the D, 3, 5 , L sources
the theory of the authors of the pentateutch
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priestlY
covenant law morals emotional, obedience chosen people 1 god
prophecy, transcendent, elohim, less vivid and concrete
yahweh anthropomorphised, vivid imaginative, forgiving, plan
Temple cult worship, levites, dry lists repeats 2 laws-nar
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Elohist
prophecy, transcendent, elohim, less vivid and concrete
covenant law morals emotional, obedience chosen people 1 god
Temple cult worship, levites, dry lists repeats 2 laws-nar
yahweh anthropomorphised, vivid imaginative, forgiving, plan
23
when do scholars believe the Pentateuch was written
950 – 450 BCE
None of the above
100-450 BCE
Moment 0
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What are the NT groupings
the pentateuch and the prophetic writings
gospels acts pauline letters non-pauline letters revelation
acts, pauline letters, revelation, deuteronomy, gospels
acts, pauline letters, revelation
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What is a miracle story
A story about an impossible act of heavenly doing
A fictitious story with a moral
A fictitious story
A book about laws
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How many books in catholic bible
97
66
73
27
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Yahwist features
Temple cult worship, levites, dry lists repeats 2 laws-nar
prophecy, transcendent, elohim, less vivid and concrete
yahweh anthropomorphised, vivid imaginative, forgiving, plan
covenant law morals emotional, obedience chosen people 1 god
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Audience of Luke
Gentile community - Christians with a non-Jewish background.
gentile Christians with Greek influence.
converts Christians from Judaism gentiles & richer community
Jewish group of Christians arguing with Synagogue members.
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Why were miracles done
to show power of the inferior
none of the above
to show how moses was like a trial version of jesus
to show how god was present in jesus
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what was q source
the miracles of jesus
physical document of primarily jesus sayings
early version of the new testemant
hypothetical document of primarily jesus sayings
