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Bible 102
The New Testament
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Alexander the Great was from what region? | Macedonia |
| Which ruler defiled the Jewish temple by worshipping Zeus and sacrificing pigs on the altar? | Antiochus IV |
| Which group lived just north of Jerusalem and built its own temple on Mount Gerizim? | Samaritans |
| The Hellenistic Period brought the influence of what culture? | Greek |
| What is the name for the Greek translation of the Old Testament? | Septuagint |
| What is the name of the Jewish leader that led a revolt in the 2nd Century BC? | Judas Maccabeus |
| Which religious group supported Greek culture and rejected the resurrection? | Sadducees |
| What group criticized Hellenism and emphasized Jewish law? | Pharisees |
| What two characteristics did the Jewish people try to protect? | Purity and Nationalism |
| Scholars view the gospels as what type of literature? | Biographies |
| Which book is NOT a Synoptic Gospel? | John |
| Which Synoptic Gospel lacks a birth narrative? | Mark |
| Which Gospel emphasizes fulfilled Old Testament prophecy? | Matthew |
| From what city did Mark write his Gospel? | Rome |
| What was Matthew’s profession before following Jesus? | Tax Collector |
| From whom did Mark likely obtain his Gospel material? | Peter |
| The primary audience of Luke’s Gospel is? | Gentiles |
| What was Luke’s profession? | Doctor |
| Where did Jesus make his first public appearance? | Jordan River |
| Write Matthew 16:24–25 (NLT) | If you want to save your life you must give it up and follow Jesus |
| John is more concerned about chronology than theology. | False |
| I am the way the truth and the life | John 14 |
| I am the bread of life | John 6 |
| I am the light of the world | John 8 |
| I am the resurrection and the life | John 11 |
| I am the vine | John 15 |
| I am the gate for the sheep | John 10 |
| I am the good shepherd | John 10 |
| The opening words of John recall which OT book? | Genesis |
| Jesus’ baptism appears in all four Gospels. | True |
| John focuses much of his Gospel on Jesus’ final week. | True |
| Two key theological themes in John | Divinity of Jesus and Eternal Life |
| Jesus turns water into wine | John |
| Magi from the East | Matthew |
| Parable of the Prodigal Son | Luke |
| Peter walks on water | Matthew |
| Triumphal Entry | All four Gospels |
| Woman at the well | John |
| Parable of the Good Samaritan | Luke |
| Where is John’s purpose statement found? | John 20:30–31 |
| Who authored the book of Acts? | Luke |
| To whom was Acts addressed? | Theophilus |
| Order of Gospel expansion | Jerusalem Judea Samaria Ends of the Earth |
| How many days after Passover was Pentecost? | 50 |
| Tongues in Acts 2 were an unknown spiritual language. | False |
| What two things did Peter instruct the crowd to do? | Repent and be baptized |
| What was the sin of Ananias and Sapphira? | Deception |
| Who led the mob that killed Stephen? | Saul |
| What moved the Gospel out of Jerusalem? | Persecution |
| How many missionary journeys did Paul take? | 3 |
| Jesus ascends | Acts 1 |
| Holy Spirit comes | Acts 2 |
| Stephen is martyred | Acts 7 |
| Philip and the Ethiopian | Acts 8 |
| Saul’s conversion | Acts 9 |
| Peter’s vision | Acts 10 |
| Jerusalem Council | Acts 15 |
| Romans 12:1–2 theme | Living sacrifice |
| Paul’s letters were longer than typical personal letters. | True |
| Why did Paul sign letters with his own hand? | To confirm authority |
| Which letter is considered Paul’s first? | Galatians |
| Focus of teaching on the Second Coming | Be ready |
| Term for being caught up in the air | The Rapture |
| Cultural influence on Corinth | Greece |
| Which issue was not addressed in 1 Corinthians? | Lack of Generosity |
| Gentile Christians stayed in Rome after Claudius expelled Jews. | True |
| Term for being made righteous through faith | Justification |
| Romans 1–4 focus | Reveals God’s righteousness |
| Romans 5–8 focus | Creates a new humanity |
| Romans 9–11 focus | Fulfills God’s purpose for Israel |
| Romans 12–16 focus | Unifies the church |
| Where does Paul connect baptism with Jesus’ death and resurrection? | Romans 6 |
| Which letters are Paul’s Pastoral Epistles? | 1 Timothy and Titus |
| Word meaning right practice | Orthopraxy |
| Name of the slave in Philemon | Onesimus |
| Which letter was written to a church Paul did not plant? | Colossians |
| Church as the Body of Christ | Ephesians |
| Supremacy of Christ | Colossians |
| Kenosis of Christ | Philippians |
| Two-word phrase linking the Pastoral Epistles | Trustworthy Saying |
| Ephesians may be a circular letter. | True |
| Which letter mentions joy the most? | Philippians |
| 2 Corinthians 5:17–18 theme | New creation and reconciliation |
| What book did the class spend the majority of time on during Week 7? | Hebrews |
| Which book was covered briefly at the end of Week 7? | James |
| Which book of the New Testament is considered theologically rich and difficult by many readers? | Hebrews |
| Why is the Book of Hebrews often challenging for readers? | It is dense with theology |
| Which Old Testament themes are heavily referenced in Hebrews? | Priesthood and sacrifice |
| What is a major emphasis of the Book of Hebrews regarding faith? | Perseverance |
| What danger faced by early believers is addressed in Hebrews? | Turning back under pressure |
| What is the primary encouragement given to believers in Hebrews? | Remain faithful to Christ |
| What Old Testament concept helps explain Jesus’ role in Hebrews? | High priest |
| What overall message does Hebrews give to suffering believers? | Christ is superior and worth holding onto |
| What island was John exiled to when he wrote the Book of Revelation? | Patmos |
| Why was John exiled to Patmos? | Because of the word of God and his testimony to Jesus |
| Between what years do most scholars believe the Book of Revelation was written? | Approximately AD 81–96 |
| What is the primary purpose of the Book of Revelation? | To give hope |
| To whom was the Book of Revelation originally written? | The persecuted church |
| What key principle affects how Revelation is interpreted? | Assumptions determine conclusions |
| What are the four main interpretive views of Revelation? | Preterist, Futurist, Idealist, Historicist |
| Which interpretive view sees Revelation as fulfilled mainly in the first century? | Preterist |
| What three roles of Jesus are emphasized in Revelation? | High Priest, Sacrificed Lamb, Conquering King |
| What is the central message of Revelation regarding Jesus? | Jesus wins |