NT1 Final Exam

How we treat our fellow __________ determines how we will be received by the master at his return

We learn from the story of Zacchaeus that Jesus calls us to cut away ______ in order to provide for others' necessities. 

Non-Christian Jews respond to Jesus and to the church out of a common understanding of the shared scriptural heritage.

How much of Mark's Gospel does Matthew use?

Paul being a Jew to the Jews and making concessions on indifferent matters to the weak fails to explain his actions

Reason dating the 4Gospel toward end of 1century is the reflection within the narratives of organized expulsion from _

For John, which event in Jesus' life represents the hour of his glorification?

Stories about the women in Jesus genealogy circulating by Matthew's time present them as _ included in the people of God

Which of the following represent consonances between the theological outlook of acts and that of Paul?

Matthew instruction concerning livingtogether as church stand sidebyside and are often fuel by sure expectationofJesus _

Purification of the temple

identifying y making a convincing argument for use non-Johannine sources by the 4 evangelist is a fairly simple process.

The sermons and speeches of Acts provide Luke with an opportunity to preach his interpretation of salvation history. 

Luke's presentation of what event lead DeSilva to conclude that Luke-Acts was composed after 70 CE?

Acts shares a number of features with works of ancient:

What term is used in the Fourth Gospel to denote the miraculous deeds of Jesus, to reveal his truestatus,honor,authority

Jesus is spoken of by his adversaries as a ______.

background I am sayings of Jesus in the 4 Gospel is almost certainly provided by divine speech in the Jewish Scriptures

Jesus' discourses would not represent a replacement for the Pentateuch so much as its ___________.

The role of _______ is prominent in Luke-Acts.

What Israel as a collective entity did not do, Jesus a righteous individual representative of the larger body now does.

Luke contends throughout his narrative that the Christians movement is the legitimate continuation of:

Passage from which deuterocanonical book became a useful text in the early church for speaking about opposition to Jesus

Luke seeks to demonstrate that Christians are not fundamentally at odds with _________.

Which of the following are symbols Judaism y the liturgical rhythm of Jewish calendar to which John is closely attuned

Associated with the giving of the law on Mount Sinai

The traditional association with the Fourth Gospel with _______________ would seem as likely as any suggestion. 

 only one 1century narrative of the story of the early church, the letters of _ provide a considerable amount of material

God shows his own acceptance of the Gentile believer as _______ by pouring out the Holy Spirit on the whole household.

Which OT passages connect with Jesus' discourse about the Good Shepherd in the Fourth Gospel?

Which of the following are OT promises fulfilled in Jesus and the church?

Jesus was rejected by the world and endured hostility so the readers of 4Gospel wouldnt have to endure the world reject

Luke wrote the Acts of the Apostles explicitly as a sequel only grasp his pastoral and theological program read together

exact translation of John20:31 impacts whether not the 4Gospel used as missionary tract or used to strengthen Christians

According to DeSilva, what is Luke trying to confirm to his audience? What are the questions he's trying to answer?

In Matthew 25 Jesus calls his followers to extend ______________ to other human beings. 

Fourth Gospel, who may have provided many of the traditions and perhaps even committed some of these to writing

According to the prophets, what was most essential in Torah, the "weightier matters?"

scholars have difficulty reconciling the accounts of Paul visit to Jerusalem in Acts and Paul own deposition written in:

Historically, among students of John, special attention was given to the connections between John and ______________.

Disrespect shown the Son becomes dishonor shown the ______________.

Who was the audience of Luke-Acts? To whom was it written?

Which of the Synoptic Gospels sides with John at least three dozen times?

Which passages from Acts indicate that the author was also likely an eyewitness to some of the events he recorded multi?

God's faithfulness to ________ more than anything is the driving rhythm of the birth narratives in Luke 1-2.

Pouring out water and lighting the golden lamps

Luke sees the history of the early church announced beforehand in the Septuagint version of:

Matthew calls for the righteousness that "exceeds that of the scribes and Pharisees" as _ to the gift and calling of God

Early tradition  is unanimous in identifying the beloved disciple as ______________.

Luke calls to mind God's interest in pouring out God's favor on _______ from of old.

Luke seeks to demonstrate how God's law is fulfilled in those who walk in acts of:

Since the author of Luke-Acts uses a great deal of medical vocabulary, it proves that the author was Luke the physician. 

In the evangelistic sermons in Acts, the death of Jesus is consistently interpreted as:

Luke's investigation may have involved the questioning of eyewitnesses. 

The real model of being in line with Gods rhythm of life not rigid separation of work and rest but always be engaged in

An attitude of detachment from worldly treasure will make it easier  to use worldly wealth well. 

The watchword for community relations, and especially conflict, is ______________.

Teaching Luke concern proper use of wealth will reinforced of the early church paint inActs 1-5 the perfect ideal of ___

In Luke-Acts, no Roman authority actually declares a Christian guilty.

What city does DeSilva seem to favor as the place of composition for Matthew's Gospel?

The foundational event in the story of Israel

Luke shows the disciples exercising _____________ authority within the new community.

Which of the following are types of authority or legitimation, as distinguished in sociology of religion?

The church is to reflect the character and heart of Jesus by reaching out to:

As much as 30 percent of the Book of Acts consists of:

Luke features the role of _ in Jesus ministry and lifeof the early church more fully than the other Synoptic Evangelists

Matthew appears to assume that ______ Christians will be prominent among the Gospel's readership.

Perhaps the most important contribution of the Fourth Gospel is its extended reflections on Jesus' ______________.

Matthew has provided a sort of textbook that assures that reader that, in Jesus, the _ is being worked out and perfected

For John, the Spirit's role is conceived as that of a:

Even an accurate report can present a very ___ picture by virtue of its selection of what include and what to exclude.

The character of the church must be a ________________ character.

God does not need others to treat God _____________ in order for God to treat them ______________ in return.