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NT Exam 4
What is Apocalyptic?
What is Pseudepigrapha?
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What is Pseudepigrapha?
Letters written by the apostles
Songs used in temple worship
Official books of the Bible
A term for a modern grouping of ancient writings set in the Old test.
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What is Apocalyptic?
Songs used in worship
Stories about everyday life
A genre of biblical writing that reveals God's actions and coming judgment
Poetry about love and nature
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What is Atonement?
The means of reconciliation between God and people.
A celebration of a new year
Telling stories about heroes
Writing laws for the people
4
What is Dualism?
Appearing first in the early 18th century, the term "dualism" took on me...
Belief in many gods
The study of plants
The worship of nature
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What is Chiasm
A religious festival
Refers to a reversal of the order of words in a parallel construction in...
A type of ancient city gate
A form of government
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What is a scribe?
Temple musicians
Kings of Judah
Someone employed for his ability to read and write
Warriors
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What is a Rabbi?
A Roman soldier
A title of respect
A prophet from Greece
A king
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What is Apocrypha?
Psalms written by David
A collection of books included in the Old Testament of ancient Christian...
Roman law books
Books included in every Bible
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What is a Parable?
A poem about love
A scientific explanation
A long novel about history
Literally the word signifies something cast alongside another thing
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What is a Synagogue?
A royal palace
A military camp
A place for assembly and worship that developed in Jewish communities...
A marketplace
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What is a Zealot?
members of an organized group of revolutionaries opposed to Roman rule
Musicians in the temple
Peaceful travelers
Teachers in Greek schools
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What is a Samaritian?
A group of people who believed were the true descendants of Israel..
A Roman citizen
A prophet from egypt
A fisherman from Galilee
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What is a Pharisee?
Roman soldiers who ruled over Israel
Members of the Jewish party that exercised strict piety to the Mosaic law
A group of fishermen who followed Jesus
Writers who recorded the New Testament
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What is Genre?
A religious leader
A classification of literary composition characterized by particular ele...
A city in ancient Israel
a festival of music
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What is a Sanhedrin?
The supreme council in charge of Jewish affairs in Roman Palestine
A festival of the harvest
A book of poetry
A Roman army unit
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What is a Midrash?
A weapon used in ancient battles
A Roman temple
A celebration of spring
A primary mode of rabbinic biblical interpretation
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What is a Qumran?
A type of musical instrument
A kings palace
A Roman army camp
Khirbet Qumran south of Jericho overlooking the northwest shore of the d...
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What is Eschatology?
Study of ancient cities
Study of ancient writings
The study of the end times, including death.
Study of angels
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What is a Sadducee?
Greek philosphers
One of the three main Jewish schools of thought during the Hellenistic eras
Roman soldier
Early Christians missionaries
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What is a Gentile?
A Roman emperor
Simply put, a non-Jewish person.
A prophet of Israel
A Jewish priest
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What is Hermeneutics?
The writing of songs
The making of scrolls
Biblical hermeneutics encompasses the science of interpretation.
The study of church buildings
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What is a Canon?
A collection of religious writings considered authoritative.
A large musical instrument
A ship used in the Roman army
A style of ancient pottery
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What is a Papyri?
Sculptures of ancient gods
Paper made from the papyrus plant by cutting it in strips and pressing
Fortresses in Israel
Golden coins from Egypt
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What is Rhetoric?
The art of composing an oral or written presentation by using style...
A religious festival
The study of ancient warfare
A type of dance
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What is Philo?
A king of Israel during the Old Testament
One of Jesus' twelve apostles
A Roman emperor who persecuted Christians
Jewish statement and philosopher
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What is a Narrative?
A prose account of events
A song
A battle
A law
