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| the realm over which he reigns, and into which he calls people through rebirth and faith |
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| Jesus proclaimed the gospel of .... where as the apostles proclaimed the gospel of.... |
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Gospel of the Kingdom
The gospel of Jesus Christ |
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story,
powerful,
a prophetic proclamation |
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| How is the gospel a dramatic and subversive narrative? |
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| it has a plot. It is subversive because it puts all other stories in their place. |
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| What does it mean that the gospel is powerful? |
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it is "the power of God for salvation"
it is "the wisdom of God" though it looks weak and foolish |
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Thesis
"power of God for salvation"
"righteousness of God is revealed from faith for faith" |
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Where is "the power of God for salvation"
and "the righteousness of God is revealed from faith for faith" |
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| How is the gospel prophetic? |
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| It describes reality that contains God's authority and demands response. |
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comfort the people
a voice cries in the wilderness prepare...
behold your God
He will tend his flock like a shepherd |
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What verses contain this content:
comfort the people
a voice cries in the wilderness prepare...
behold your God
He will tend his flock like a shepherd |
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The four beasts
Vision of the Ancient of Days
Dominion and glory and kingdom given to one like a son of man
Four kingdoms rise
Judgement and Kingdom given to the saints |
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What chapter contains this content:
The four beasts
Vision of the Ancient of Days
Dominion and glory and kingdom given to one like a son of man
Four kingdoms rise
Judgement and Kingdom given to the saints |
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Isaiah 61:1-2 (proclaim the year of the Lord's favor)
Today this Scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing
casting out of demons and healing
Jesus's purpose is to preach the good news of the Kingdom |
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Which verses contain this content:
Isaiah 61:1-2 (proclaim the year of the Lord's favor)
Today this Scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing
casting out of demons and healing
Jesus's purpose is to preach the good news of the Kingdom |
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Abram - go from your country
I will make of you a great nation
Bless you that you will be a blessing
all the families of the earth shall be blessed |
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what verses contain this content:
Abram - go from your country
I will make of you a great nation
Bless you that you will be a blessing
all the families of the earth shall be blessed |
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| When is Abram asked to leave his land? |
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"behold my servant...I have put my Spirit upon him"
"I will give you as a covenant for the people, a light for the nations"
this will fulfill Abram's promise |
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What verses contain this content:
"behold my servant...I have put my Spirit upon him"
"I will give you as a covenant for the people, a light for the nations"
this will fulfill Abram's promise |
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| Mathew 12:15-21 quotes what OT scripture? |
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| Jesus is the fulfillment to the prophecy of Isaiah 42:1-9 |
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| Where does the New Testament quote Isaiah 42:1-3 |
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| How are Genesis 12:1-3, Isaiah 42:1-9, and Mathew 12:15-21 related? |
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Isaiah 42:1-9 explains how Abram's promise in Genesis 12:1-3.
Mathew 12:15-21 shows that Jesus is the fulfillment of Isaiah 42 by quoting Isaiah 42:1-3 |
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faith
forseeing that God would justify the gentiles by faith...preached gospel beforehand to Abraham...in you all nations shall be blessed
Genesis 12:3
Christ is how the blessing of Abraham reaches the gentiles |
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| What OT scripture is quoted within part of Galatians 3:1-14 |
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greek word that is translated "gospel"
good news |
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verbal form of euangelion
"proclaim the gospel; announce the good news" |
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| How was the term euangelion used in antiquity? |
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Personal good news
News of Military Victory
Described significant events in the imperial cult
Jewish prophetic hopes |
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| Was the term euangelion used exclusively by the Jesus movement. |
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| What elements compose John the Baptist's gospel? |
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Preparation for the Visitation of the Lord
Repentance
Eschatology (concerning judgment and salvation)
New Age/Covenant
Bearing Fruit
Bride/Bridegroom |
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Voice cries in wilderness
prepare the way of the Lord
every valley lifted and every mountain made low
Glory of the Lord shall be revealed, and all flesh shall see it
John the Baptist |
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| What figure does the prophecy of Isaiah 40:3-5 refer to? |
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| The role of John the Baptist is described by what OT Scripture? |
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| In the content of John the Baptist's gospel, what is emphasized in his plea for repentance? |
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Personal decision to embrace righteousness
Messiah/anointed one expected to liberate a nation - it was a nation-wide issue |
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| In John the Baptist's gospel, what is the sign of God's new age and covenant |
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Law and prphets were until John; since then the good news of the kingdom of God is preached.
Jesus believes the moment is pregnant
Jesus sees himself as providing the climatic message of the kingdom, fulfilling the law and prophets |
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What verse contains this content:
Jesus sees himself as providing the climatic message of the kingdom, fulfilling the law and prophets |
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no one who has left house...for my sake and for the gospel
receive a hundredfold
age to come eternal life |
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What verses contain this content:
no one who has left house...for my sake and for the gospel
receive a hundredfold
age to come eternal life |
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| Did the gospels or acts use the term euangelizo more frequently than euangelion? |
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The Acts of the Apostles
Luke commonly used the term euangelizo |
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| What components made up of the proclamation of the gospel in acts? |
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Jesus's ministry summarized
Jesus' Crucifixion and Ressurection
Appearances and Witnesses
Repentance and Faith
Blessings |
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| What is the interpretative key to Jesus' identity in Acts? |
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| Who is speaking in Acts 13:16-43. And to whom is he speaking? |
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Paul is giving a sermon
The sermon is to the Jews in a Synagogue in Antioch |
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Paul speaking
Brief History of Israel from Exile to David
Jesus killed because the rulers did not understand the prophets
Jesus cruicified
Jesus raised
Psalm 2
Isaiah 55
Psalm 16
Habbakuk 1 |
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What verses contain this content:
Paul speaking
Brief History of Israel from Exile to David
Jesus killed because the rulers did not understand the prophets
Jesus cruicified
Jesus raised
Psalm 2
Isaiah 55
Psalm 16
Habbakuk 1 |
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| Why does Paul quote Psalm 2 in his speech at Antioch? |
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Psalm 2 says, "You are my Son; today I have begotten you"
it talks of making the nations a heritage and blessing the son |
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I have set my king
You are my son, today I have begotten you
make the nations your heritage
Serve the Lord
Kiss the son |
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What chapter contains this content:
I have set my king
You are my son, today I have begotten you
make the nations your heritage
Serve the Lord
Kiss the son |
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I will make with you an everlasting covenant
my steadfast, sure love for DAvid |
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What chapter contains this content:
I will make with you an everlasting covenant
my steadfast, sure love for DAvid |
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Preserve me, O God
You will not not abandon my soul to Sheol or let your Holy one see corruption
path of life |
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What chapter contains this content:
Preserve me, O God
You will not not abandon my soul to Sheol or let your Holy one see corruption
path of life |
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| Why does Paul quote Psalm 16 in his speech at Antioch? |
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| To prove that God had always planned on the ressurection |
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| What portion of Psalm 16 speaks of Jesus and his Resurrection? |
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| Who speaks in Acts 2:14-47 and what is the result? |
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Peter speaks at pentecost
Many come to believe and devote themselves to the apostle's teaching |
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| In Acts 2, what does Peter say demonstrated Jesus to be "both Lord and Messiah" |
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| What three chapters does Peter quote in the sermon at Pentecost? |
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| Who and in what book and chapter is Joel 2:28-32 quoted? |
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| Peter quotes it in his Sermon at Pentecost which is Acts 2:14-47 |
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In the last days
pour out my Spirit on all flesh
Everyone who calls upon the name of the lord shall be saved |
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What verses contain this content:
In the last days
pour out my Spirit on all flesh
Everyone who calls upon the name of the lord shall be saved |
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| Where is Psalm 16:8-11 quoted? |
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Acts 2:14-47
Peter's Sermon at Pentecost |
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| Why could Psalm 16 not have been about David? |
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Because died and his body did see corruption
The verses must be about Jesus as he was ressurected |
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The Lord says to my Lord "Sit at my right hand"
You are a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek |
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What chapter contains this content:
The Lord says to my Lord "Sit at my right hand"
You are a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek |
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Peter preaches to Gentiles
God anointed Jesus
God raised him
Jesus appeared to those chosen to be God's witnesses
Believe in him
Holy Spirit fell on Gentiles |
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what verses contain this content:
Peter preaches to Gentiles
God anointed Jesus
God raised him
Jesus appeared to those chosen to be God's witnesses
Believe in him
Holy Spirit fell on Gentiles |
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| In the apostolic proclamation, what are the blessing of the gospel? |
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Forgiveness of Sins
Reception of the Spirit
Liberation/Justification |
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| What OT Scripture connects the new covenant with the forgiveness of sins? |
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make a new covenant
put my law within them and I will write it on their hearts
they shall all know me
I will forgive their iniquity
I will remember their sin no more |
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What verses contain this content:
make a new covenant
put my law within them and I will write it on their hearts
they shall all know me
I will forgive their iniquity
I will remember their sin no more |
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| For Paul, the gospel is a response to what? |
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| Divine revelation (apocalupsis) |
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| For Paul, what makes up the content of the Gospel? |
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Promised before hand
Concerning His Son
Descended from DAvid
Resurrected
Appointed
Spirit of Holiness
Messiah and Lord
Grace
Apostleship
Obedience of Faith
Among the Gentiles |
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| What Psalm gives us the picture of a coronation? |
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divine favor and divine ability - responsible for transforming those who believe
dynamic capability of believers to live in obedience to God |
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| What is the greek word for grace? |
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| What OT scripture both references "euangelion" and is used by Paul to establish his own role as apostle? |
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How beautiful are the feet...
redeemed Jerusalem
The Lord has bared his holy arm
all the the ends of the earth shall see the salvation of our God |
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What verses contain this content:
How beautiful are the feet...
redeemed Jerusalem
The Lord has bared his holy arm
all the the ends of the earth shall see the salvation of our God |
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Spirit of the Lord is upon me
euangelion
liberty
year of the Lord's favor |
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What verses contain this content:
Spirit of the Lord is upon me
euangelion
liberty
year of the Lord's favor |
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| How is the gospel a Cause? |
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it is a mission for whom the giving of one's life is a logical decision to make
Mark 8:35 |
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| who ever would lose his life for my sake |
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| The Kingdom of God is about what 4 things? |
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The Kingdom is about eschatology
The kingdom is a matter of time
The kingdom is a complex vision of Reality
The Kingdom is about God actively reigning |
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| What does it mean that the Kingdom of God is about Eschatology? |
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The Kingdom is rooted in the past, and oriented toward the future and a a new age.
The past is an indicator for the future |
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| What does it mean that the kingdom is a matter of time? |
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The Kingdom has more than one chronological aspect.
Already, but not yet
It is already here, but it is not yet what it is going to be. |
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| What does it mean that the Kingdom is a complex vision of reality? |
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| It cannot be simplified to one thing, but it is complex and multifaceted. (it is hidden and powerfully transformative etc.) |
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| What hebrew and what greek word refer to how the Kingdom is about God actively reigning? |
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Basileia in greek
malkuth in hebrew |
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| The Kingdom being about God actively reigning means that... |
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| it is the manifestation of His sovereignty |
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| How does the sovereignty and reign of Jesus differ what what we expect most "reigns" to look like? |
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| Jesus reign is powerful but meek. It includes the absorption of abuse and suffering. |
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| What are the three dimensions of the term "The Kingdom of God" that make it multidimensional? |
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1. It is God's reign
2. It is a realm that can be entered now
3. It is a realm that will come |
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| What are the two overarching components that make up the Jewish worldview between the testaments? |
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| Jewish History and Eschatology |
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| What are the four phases of History that compose the Jewish intertestamental worldview? |
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Creation
The Fall
The Present Evil Age
The Age to Come |
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| For a Jew between the testaments, what revealed the pattern of purpose of God? |
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| In the in Interstamental Jewish worldview, what was the reason for evil in the world? |
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| In the intertestamental Jewish worldview, what forms does evil come in? |
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| What would a intertestamental Jew expect of the Age to Come? |
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Israel being freed form Gentile domination
God's established rule
the restoration of God's temple and glory
an age of peace, blessing and righteousness
blessing of the Holy Spirit
restored creation |
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| Was there one unified perspective on the way about The Age to Come would come about or how it would be? |
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| What was the typical timeline that Jewish Intertestamental eschatology took? |
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| Present age, crisis moment and God's intervention, Age to Come |
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| What now occurs, due to Jesus' resurrection, between the cross and the second coming? |
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| The time between times, the already not yet. The age to come reaching back into the present age. |
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| Intertestamental Jews believed that a utopian vision of life would be the result of... |
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The Kingdom of God
Divine reign over creation |
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| What was the crisis that Intertestamental Jewish literature expected. |
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| The Jews expected for their to be a time of great trouble or tribulation before God's intervention and the coming of the new age. |
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| What does the term Messiah mean in the original Hebrew? |
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| The Messiah as an eschatological figure was developed when? |
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| during the intertestamental period |
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| During the intertestamental period, was there any unanimous agreement on the role of the messiah? |
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| Why was in the Intertestamental Jewish attitude toward the Gentiles so negative? |
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Their idolatry or refusal to acknowledge Yahweh as the only true God
Their low ethical and moral standards
Their ceremonial uncleanness or inability to participate in ceremonial observances |
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| Jewish writing during the Intertestamental period that are included in the Catholic Canon of Scripture |
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| Though referenced in the OT, when is the concept of Resurrection and its connection to final judgement really expanded? |
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| During the intertestamental period. |
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describes new heavens and new earth
no more weeping
shall long enjoy work of their hands
the wolf and the lamb shall grace together |
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What verses contain this content:
describes new heavens and new earth
no more weeping
shall long enjoy work of their hands
the wolf and the lamb shall grace together |
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| What OT testament scripture provided the Intertestamental Jews with expectation and hope for the renewal of the world? |
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| What made up the general perspectives of the Age to Come for the Intertestamental Jewish people |
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The Crisis
The Kingdom of God
The Messiah
The Gentiles/Nations
Resurrection and Final Judgment
Renewal of the World |
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| How did Jesus affect Jewish eschatological expectations? |
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| He both validated and redefined them. Modified the timeline to two stages of the Kingdom's manifestation. |
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| What are the two stages of the eschatological manifestation of the Kingdom of God? |
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The cross
The second coming |
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| What gives evidence of fulfilled Jewish eschatological hopes? |
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The New covenant
Return of God's Glory and Presence
The Reconstituted People of God
The Resurrection of the Dead
The Exalted, Eternal, Davidic King
Victory over the Adversary |
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| What OT scripture provided the Jewish people with hope for a New Covenant? |
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| How does Jesus fulfill the Jewish expectation for a New Covenant? |
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The Passover meal (New Covenant in my blood)
The cross - sacrifice was needed to seal covenant
Jesus' death and resurrection refers to how the sacrifice of the lamb allowed the Jew's to pass through death during the exodus |
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| How does Jesus' fulfill the Jewish expectation for the return of God's Glory and Presence? |
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Jesus was God, and so his presence was with them.
John 1:14-17 - the word dwelt among them |
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| How did Jesus fulfill the Jewish expectation of a reconstituted people of God? |
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Jesus redrew the line of who the true people of God were; who were the sons of Abraham.
People enter God's Kingdom by choice, no longer by heritage |
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| How did Jesus fulfill the Jewish expectation that the eschatological age would include resurrection? |
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| What OT scripture provided the Jewish people with the hope and expectation that resurrection would be a part of the the Age to Come, or the eschatological age? |
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There shall be a time of trouble
the People shall be delivered
many of those who sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life |
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What verses contain this content:
There shall be a time of trouble
the People shall be delivered
many of those who sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life |
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| What three things prove that Jesus fulfilled the Jewish hope of Victory of the Adversary? |
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Jesus' Temptation in the Desert
the Exorcism of Demons
the Cross of Messiah |
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Jesus' parables were designed to both reveal and conceal truth based on the condition of the hearer's heart
The one who has, more will be given
This is why I speak to them in parables
people's heart has grown dull
many prophets and righteous people longed to see what you see |
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| What verses explain why Jesus spoke in parables? |
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What verses contain this content:
Jesus' parables were designed to both reveal and conceal truth based on the condition of the hearer's heart
The one who has, more will be given
This is why I speak to them in parables
people's heart has grown dull
many prophets and righteous people longed to see what you see |
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| How is the Kingdom's mystery an eschatological surprise? |
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| It was a manifestation of God's sovereignty that did not re-order the socio-political landscape, or immediately affect cereation |
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| What is the mystery of the Kingdom? |
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Greeks seek Jesus
unless a grain of wheat...dies...if it dies it bears much fruit.
for this purpose I have come to this hour |
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What verses contain this content:
Greeks seek Jesus
unless a grain of wheat...dies...if it dies it bears much fruit.
for this purpose I have come to this hour |
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| What is the key to the Kingdom's mystery |
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The cross of Jesus
it is the means by which the seed begins to bear fruit |
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| what verses tell us the mystery of the kingdom and how the cross relates to the seed. How it must die to bear fruit. |
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the absence of power
the absence of impact
the absence of access
the absence of the king |
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| How is the Kingdom hidden yet powerful? |
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| The Kingdom is powerful in Jesus' ministry, the power is just not military or political in nature. |
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| How is is the kingdom hidden but still bearing impact? |
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| The ministry of Jesus was newsworthy and public though still hidden |
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| How is the Kingdom hidden but still accessible? |
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| Though it can't be maneuvered into, the Kingdom can always be entered with repentance and faith |
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| As a seed, the Kingdom becomes more a more like what it already is. |
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| How does the Kingdom hidden but still have a King? |
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| Jesus still remains King over his people. it comes with divine life, wisdom, grace and peace that will consume us in the future |
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The two-stage manifestation of the Kingdom
the construction of a counter-culture rather than a physical political structure
the deep mystery of the cross |
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| Jesus emphasized the Kingdom's appearance, implantation, growth and impact within the current world system, and not its wresting control of the present world system. |
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| Jesus emphasized the Kingdom's appearance, implantation, growth and impact within the current world system, and not its wresting control of the present world system. |
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Definition
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| How is the Kingdom unleashed on the earth? |
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| Thorough suffering death on the one end and vindicating resurrection on the other |
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| Are Christians to live as prosperity triumphalist or as defeatist in an impoverished position? |
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Neither. To deny suffering etc. would be to ignore the reality of the cross being worked out in our lives.
to deny power, new live, etc. would be to ignore the reality of the Spirit's presence and the first fruits of the age to come. |
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| What three things form the basic components of the demand of the Kingdom? |
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Repent
Believe the Gospel
Follow Me (Jesus) |
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| Repentance includes the following three... |
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Turning from sins
Turning from national arrogance
Returning to God's Vision for His People |
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| In the gospel, what is the necessary component for repentance? |
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| What does it mean that Repentance involved turning away from national pride? |
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| israel had to move away from nationalistic pride and spite and hatred for the nations, and embrace the merciful and compassionate one evidenced in Jesus |
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| What does it mean in repentance to Return to God's Vision for His People? |
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to repent is to accept god's way of defining you and not your own.
forsaking self concern and self improvement and rather thinking: what does God want? |
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| Believing in the Gospel includes... |
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Believe in Jesus as the anointed Kingdom bringer
Become exclusively loyal to Jesus |
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| Faith in Jesus is about...and causes.... |
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Jesus is the eschatological revelation of God himself, through whom creation is being restored
Beliving that the reign of God is right here right now in jesus
it causes dropping every other claim, right, urgency or commitment that challenges allegiance to Jesus |
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| Our faith in Jesus has to be... |
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| accurate. It has to be true to who he is as the revelation of God and the one through whom God reigns |
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| What helps our faith move from intellectual recognition to transformation? |
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| Belief in the sovereignty of God and His Son, Jesus |
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| Following Jesus has what three components? |
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| What provided the foundation for the work of the disciples? |
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| Their intimacy and nearness with Jesus |
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| We are called to obedience because Jesus is our... |
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| God's call into the Kingdom ultimately results in your commission to work along side of Him |
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promised beforehand
Jesus as descendant of David
Song of God in power
by resurrection from the dead
received grace and apostleship
obedience of faith among all nations |
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promised beforehand
Jesus as descendant of David
Song of God in power
by resurrection from the dead
received grace and apostleship
obedience of faith among all nations |
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| What verses give Paul's basic understanding of the gospel? |
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A kingdom divided |
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Nebuchadnezzar's Dream
god will set up a Kingdom that will never be destroyed |
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god will set up a Kingdom that will never be destroyed |
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All nations
new heart and new spirit
cleanse you from all your iniquities |
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All nations
new heart and new spirit
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Paul in Athens
Bringing in the nations
Some mock resurrection of the dead |
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Paul in Athens
Bringing in the nations
Some mock resurrection of the dead |
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Parable of Ten Minas
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Parable of Ten minas
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| What two OT scriptures connect the New covenant with the outpouring of God's spirit? |
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| Knew you before you were born |
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The Kingdom is not coming with signs to be observed
The kingdom is in the the midst of you |
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The Kingdom is not coming with signs to be observed
The kingdom is in the the midst of you |
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| Where is Deuteronomy quoted? |
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God will raise up for you a prophet
Put my words in his mouth
whoever will not listen to my words that he shall speak...i will require him of it |
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God will raise up for you a prophet
Put my words in his mouth
whoever will not listen to my words that he shall speak...i will require him of it |
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| have tasted the goodness...of the age to come |
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have tasted the goodness...of the age to come |
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