New Testament Emphases
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hbstrawderman on April 30, 2012
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31 terms
Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Old Testament finds its fulfillment in Jesus Christ | Matthew |
| Particularism/Universalism | Matthew |
| Concern for the Church | Matthew |
| Christology | Matthew |
| Eschatology | Matthew |
| Concern for Organization | Matthew |
| Central Importance of the Cross | Mark |
| Call to Discipleship | Mark |
| Teaching Ministry of Jesus | Mark |
| Messianic Secret | Mark |
| Explicit Christology | Mark |
| Implicit Christology | Mark |
| Disciples | Mark |
| Eschatology and the Kingdom of God | Mark |
| Concern for the Oppressed | Luke |
| Universalism | Luke |
| Warning of Danger of Riches | Luke |
| Repentance | Luke |
| Forgiveness | Luke |
| Holy Spirit | Luke |
| Sovereign Rule of God | Luke |
| Kingdom of God | Luke |
| Christology | John |
| Promise of the Spirit | John |
| Dualism | John |
| Unique vocabulary | John |
| Eschatology | John |
| Intro to Gospel | John |
| God | John |
| Gaining of Eternal Life | John |
| Why did Luke write Acts? | to help convince his readers of the truthfulness of what they had been taught, to clarify the Christian self-understanding of his readers, to clarify Jesus' teachings about the end of times, to assure his readers that Rome was not a threat to them |
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