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HIS5C - Final W23

New Testament Books

TermDefinition
Matthew Concerned with social justice/political issues. Anti-institutional notes.
Mark Messianic Secret. Opposed/Misunderstood Son of God. Political or divine death. Cares about linking Jesus to Hebrew prophets.
Luke Jesus' ministry. Cares about Gospel's genealogy. Samaritan woman.
John Signs of the times. 1-11 Jesus' public ministry; 12 Jesus ends public ministry; 13-19 the evening before death; 14-17 "farewell discourse"; 18-21 Passion + Resurrection. Prologue similar to Genesis. "Son" + High Christology. Secret political language.
Pauline Corpus Paul's letters
Pauline Corpus Undisputed Letters Romans, 1 + 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Philippians, 1 Thessalonians, Philemon
Pauline Corpus Deutero-Pauline Epistles (written in name of Paul, not by Paul) Ephesians, Colossians, 2 Thessalonians
Pauline Corpus Pastoral Epistles 1 + 2 Timothy, Titus
Philippians Historical Paul
Acts Historical Paul
Galatians Evidence that in the aftermath of Jesus' death, there is disagreement on what happens next.
1 Thessalonians Paul's Apocalypse
1 Corinthians The Resurrection of the dead. Middle class or poor/formerly enslaved mostly in this church. Change in sexual ethics (Porneia) and diet restrictions. Socioeconomic disparity in church.
1 Timothy Pastoral motives (work against Gnosticism). "What do we believe?" Women's roles counteract usual Roman gender roles (have babies to be saved, no leadership, etc). Specific roles for everyone.
Titus Concerned with social structure like 1 Timothy.
Daniel (HEBREW BIBLE) Connects to Revelations (Resurrection/end of times). Lion's den story. Apocalyptic timeline from narrative.
Revelations Anti-Roman thought (seven churches/seals) brought on doomsday apocalyptic thought.
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