Theology Quarter 4
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Kathryn-Criaco on April 24, 2012
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Chruch Authority is | Apostolic and Petrine |
| Popes following Peter | 1. Linus 2. Cletus 3. Clement |
| Time of Linus | 67-76 AD |
| Time of Cletus | 76-88 AD |
| Time of Clement | 88-97 AD |
| Divisions of Jewish Society | Pharisees, Sadducees, Essenes, Zealots |
| lawyers, "River Oaks People", "Republican" | Pharisees |
| took care of the temple (and all of the temple's religious practices) | Sadducees |
| all men, left Jewish Society and lived in cave in Qumran; prepare for coming of the Messiah; they fasted, became celebat, employed ritual baths outward purity symbolized interior purity (Baptism) | Essenes |
| Celebat | Having no wife, children, etc. |
| Essenes lived in | Qumran |
| Jews who believed YHWH would send the messiah to kill the Romans; paved the way for YHWH, they would go around secretly killing the Romans. | Zealots |
| Sicarii | dagger |
| Things unique to matthew | a. Jewish audience b. Infancy Narrative c. Fulfillment Citations d. Jesus is the New Moses e. Jesus is the Fulfillment of the Law f. Jesus in a unique relationship to YHWH |
| Fulfillment Citations in Matthew | writes so scripture is fulfilled; uses quotes from prophets to show how Jesus fulfilled the prophecies. |
| Herod | the puppet King |
| Magi | (are later called the 3 kings) are gentiles |
| How many discourses are in Matthew? | 5 |
| First discourse in Matthew | Sermon on the Mount Discourse |
| Second discourse in Matthew | Missionary Discourse |
| Third discourse in Matthew | Parable Discourse |
| Fourth discourse in Matthew | "Church Order" discourse |
| Fifth discourse in Matthew | Eschatological discourse |
| Meaning of Righteousness | Doing the will of the heavenly father |
| 2 Parts of Prologue of Matthew | Genealogy and Infancy Narrative |
| Three gifts the Magi give | Gold, Frankincense, and myrrh |
| Gift for King | Gold |
| Gift for God | Frankincense |
| Gift for the Dead | myrrh |
| Coming Wrath | Coming of the Messiah |
| Vipers | Venomous Snakes |
| In Matthew, Joseph and Mary have a (blank) as opposed to a (blank) | house; stable |
| What does the prologue of Matthew begin with? | Genealogy |
| What is the literary form, peculiar to both matthew and Luke, which deals with the birth of Jesus | Infancy Narrative |
| What is the literary form, peculiar to Matthew, which takes quotes from OT prophecies about the Messiah, to illustrate how Jesus relates to the Prophesies? | Fulfillment |
| Meaning of Emmanuel | God is with us |
| Hebrew word for Jesus | Joshua |
| Meaning of Joshua | YHWH saves |
| 4:17 | The central message of Jesus' preaching is the coming of the kingdom of heaven and the need for repentence, a complete change of heart and conduct, on the part of those who are to receive this great gift of God. |
| Sources of Matthew | Mark, Matthew, and collection of sayings of Jesus |
| M source | Matthew |
| Q source | Collection of sayings of Jesus |
| Q from Q source comes | german word quella |
| Quella means | source |
| Parpet | very, very top |
| Theme where Jesus calls and you go immediatly | Radical Nature of Christian Discipleship |
| 1st 2 apostles called | Peter and Andrew |
| 2nd 2 apostles called | James(the greater) and John |
| Luke' version of the Beatitudes | 6:20 |
| The quote in Matthew where there is the shift from OT to NT blessings | 5:12 |
| References to Righteousness | 1:19, 3:15, 5:10, 5:20 |
| In matthew, each Discourse is preceded by a | Narrative |
| To whom was the theme/characteristics of righteousness first attributed in Matthew | Joseph |
| First quote that John says | Repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand |
| a garbaje dump outside of Jerusalem were trash was burned. | Gehenna |
| Verses with Radical Nature of Christian Discipleship | 5:29-30, 5:43-48, 6:14 |
| Matthew 5:48 | So be perfect, just as your heavenly father is perfect. |
| One of the most dangerous prays in the Bible | The Lord's prayer (Our father) |
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