Which of these is a key feature in the way Mark's gospel is structured?

The structure is a "geographical framework".

Which of these best describes who some Biblical scholars believe to be the author of Mark's Gospel?

John Mark, who was a cousin of Barnabas and friend of Paul.

Which of these best explains the relationship of the synoptic Gospels?

Luke and Matthew used Mark and "Q" as a source.

Which of these best explains the meaning of "Q" in relation to the synoptic Gospels.

It stands for the German word for "quelle" which means "source".

Which of these best describes what some scholars believe to have been what "Q" actually was?

A collection of Jesus' sayings.

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JM Synoptics/Mark

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1
Which of these is a key feature in the way Mark's gospel is structured?
The structure is a "theological framework".
The structure is based upon the Exodus.
The structure is based on Old Testament prophecy.
The structure is a "geographical framework".
2
Which of these best explains the literal meaning of "synoptic"?
"To be the exact same."
"To see the same thing."
"To be one with."
"To see with the same eyes."
3
What is the original language of the Gospels?
Hebrew
Latin
Ancient Aramaic
Greek
4
Which of these was both a sign and action that Jesus was truly the Son of God.
parables
None of these
sacraments
miracle
5
Which of these best describes who some Biblical scholars believe to be the author of Mark's Gospel?
John Mark, who was a cousin of Barnabas and friend of Paul.
John Mark, who was a friend of Peter and acquaintance of John the Baptist.
John Mark who was fishermen in Galilee.
John Mark, who was a disciple of Jesus.
6
Which of these was the first Gospel written? (65-70 AD)
John
Mark
Matthew
Luke
7
Which of these best explains the relationship of the synoptic Gospels?
Luke and Mark used Matthew as a source.
Luke, Matthew and Mark all used the source "Q".
Luke and Matthew used Mark and "Q" as a source.
Luke and Matthew used John as a source.
8
Which of these Jewish sect's name means "separated ones"?
Pharisees
Essenes
Zealots
Saduccees
9
Which of these is true regarding the Kingdom of God?
It has already been, but will return.
It is exclusive.
It has been completed is fully present now.
It is Jesus.
10
Which of these refers to Jesus' requests of those whom he healed to tell no one of what had happened.
The Messianic Prophecy
Messianic Secret
Messianic Message
None of these
11
Which of these is a short story that uses ordinary elements to convey a deeper message?
parable
parallelogram
none of these
parabola
12
Which of these best explains the meaning of "Q" in relation to the synoptic Gospels.
It represents the term "synoptic".
It stands for the German word for "quelle" which means "source".
It represents the questions about who wrote the Gospels.
It stands for the word "question"
13
Which of these is the literal meaning of the term "disciple"?
child
servant
delinquent
student
14
Which of these best describes what some scholars believe to have been what "Q" actually was?
A Gospel that was lost.
A dictionary of Christian terms.
A collection of stories about Jesus.
A collection of Jesus' sayings.
15
Which of these gospels both contain an infancy narrative of Jesus?
Matthew and Mark
Matthew and John
Mark and Luke
Luke and Matthew

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