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NTL Exam 1 Part 1
Was education mainly in large groups?
Why four gospel accounts?
NTL Exam 1 Part 1
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Why four gospel accounts?
To present perspectives
To confuse readers
To combine texts
To shorten stories
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Was education mainly in large groups?
True
Sometimes
False
Always
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What did Pharisees add to the law?
Oral history
New laws
Traditions of elders
Scriptures
4
Who became leaders without a king?
Priests and rabbis
Soldiers
Merchants
Philosophers
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What was the official language?
Aramaic
Hebrew
Latin
Greek
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What is the spread of Greek culture called?
Hellenization
Colonization
Cultural diffusion
Romanization
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Was the OT the main textbook?
Rarely
False
True
Sometimes
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What is Koine Greek?
Modern language
Religious text
Ancient dialect
Technical language
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What period did the Roman Empire cause?
Dark Ages
Pax Romana
Enlightenment
Renaissance
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Who rejected Hellenization?
Sadducees
Sanhedrin
Scribes
Pharisees
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When was Koine Greek popular?
500 BC to AD 500
200 BC to AD 200
100 BC to AD 100
300 BC to AD 300
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What is a gathering place for worship?
Temple
Pharisees
Sanhedrin
Synagogue
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Who presents Jesus to the Greeks?
Luke
Matthew
John
Mark
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Was Roman citizenship important?
Uncertain
True
Not relevant
False
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Did Sadducees support traditions?
False
Always
True
Sometimes
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What is the theme of Matthew?
Son of man
Son of God
Servant of all
Christ, the King
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What is the Jewish Supreme Court?
Sanhedrin
Scribes
Sadducees
Pharisees
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Who reached the Greek Empire's peak?
Julius Caesar
Alexander the Great
Hercules
Plato
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What does the Greek word "canon" mean?
Standard
Book
Text
Scroll
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Was Rome generous to everyone?
False
True
Always
Sometimes
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What was used for worship?
Hebrew
Latin
Greek
Aramaic
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What does synoptic mean?
To study together
To write together
To see together
To read together
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What language did Jesus speak?
Latin
Hebrew
Greek
Aramaic
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What is a preeminent theme in the gospels?
King is coming
Miracles and signs
Love and peace
Faith and hope
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Are synoptic gospels unique?
Sometimes
False
True
Always
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Which empire spread the Gospel?
Persian Empire
Roman Empire
Ottoman Empire
Greek Empire
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Who controlled the synagogues?
Sadducees
Scribes
Pharisees
Sanhedrin
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How many books did the Apocrypha add?
Twenty
Ten
Fifteen
Five
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What does Apocrypha mean?
Hidden
Ancient
Lost
Forbidden
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Who presents Jesus as servant?
Mark
John
Luke
Matthew
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What is the collection of infallible books?
Pseudepigrapha
Canon
Apocrypha
Gospels
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What was the official written language?
Greek
Latin
Hebrew
Aramaic
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Who were highly trained record keepers?
Sadducees
Scribes
Pharisees
Sanhedrin
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Who presents Jesus to a general audience?
Matthew
Luke
Mark
John
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What ideas did Sadducees reject?
Angels and resurrection
Pharisees' laws
Scriptures
Traditions of elders
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Who were rivals to the Pharisees?
Pharisees
Sanhedrin
Scribes
Sadducees
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What is the Pseudepigrapha?
Religious texts
52+ books
Historical records
Ancient scrolls
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What are Matthew, Mark, and Luke?
Historical texts
Religious writings
Apocryphal books
Synoptic Gospels
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Who presents Jesus as King?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
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What did the Sadducees control?
Synagogues
Temple and priests
Scribes
Pharisees
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Should miracles be seen as the norm?
False
True
Sometimes
Always
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Is John's Gospel synoptic?
Always
True
Sometimes
False
43
Do we have original NT copies?
False
Yes
Uncertain
True
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What are the themes in the gospels related to?
Messianic Kingdom
Philosophical ideas
Historical events
Cultural practices
45
Which temple was used in the NT?
Zerubbabel's temple
Solomon's temple
First temple
Herod's temple
46
What is the Greek translation of the OT?
Septuagint
Tanakh
Talmud
Vulgate
47
What was the temple during Jesus' day?
Zerubbabel's temple
Herod's temple
First temple
Second temple
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What are non-canonical books?
Non-canonical books
Historical records
Religious texts
Inspired texts