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| Brother of Simon Peter. Disciple of John the Baptist, met Jesus then brought peter to meet Jesus. One of the 12. |
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| Father, personal, familial term, Hebrew, title of Honor -intimate name for Heavenly Father |
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| Prophetess - Asher, short married life, widow for 84 years - greeted infant Jesus at his presentation in the temple |
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| Sons of Thunder, James and John bar Zebedee - surname given by Jesus |
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| House of Fish - two places in the N.T. - one older, one newer |
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Philistine God
Chief of Demons
Satan |
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| What are the unique characteristics of Mark's Gospel?: |
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NO CHILDHOOD account of Christ
Emphasis on acts rather than teachings - no long sermons
Jew writing to Gentiles - likely roman saints
Used Peter as chief source of information
emphasis on miracles
Don't get lengthy sermons |
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| House of Figs - where they randomly got a donkey for Christ to ride on. |
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| Nicopolis - town defeat of the Syrians by Maccabaeus |
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| city maybe where healing of demoniac - Decapolis |
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Pear shaped
heat is great
cold air rushing down from hills often produces sudden storms
Jordan flows through it
9 cities...
Lake and shores crowded with busy workers
best fishing - N. end.
pickled fish exported to all parts of rome |
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sister of Herod Agrippa married to her uncle herod philip - she had daugher Salome,
Bad lady - ended up telling Salome to dance for JtheBapt's head - eloped to marry step-uncle Antipas |
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| Man of God - angel sent to Daniel, Zacharia, and to Mary - NOAH |
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keeping families together
Gives lawful rights and spiritual rights
You can't be saved by lineage
don't use it as a substitute for righteousness |
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| garden across the brook Kedron, slope of Mount of Olives - where Christ suffered first part of the atonement - 12 slept, betrayed |
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| A Skull - round bald spot...outside the gate, place of burial |
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| a town of galilee - N. coast, mighty works done there - people rebuked for unbelief |
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| Mark was a Jew writing to the Gentiles. |
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| Mark wrote accurately but not necessarily chronologically |
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| True. He writes like he is giving a talk... putting likenesses together |
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| What is the synoptic problem? Solutions? |
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Synoptic - why are all the gospels so similar? What happened to make them almost like they are quoting each other?
Solutions:spirit, same message, matt and luke had mark's manuscript infront of them when they wrote their testimonies |
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| Person,Name,Place, Time of the Atonement |
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Gethsemane - overlooks temple site, menorah in temple burning light, lighted way to eternity
Vineyard of olive trees - Mt. of Olives
press - At-one-ment, geth = press, shemen = oil
Time: passover week - deliverance, lamb sacrificed @ this time
Person - jesus foreordained, creator, moses, only he could endure,
Name: anointed one - oil... |
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leaves don't fall seasonally
symbol of light
wild/not wild
takes patience to produce
100 years old and still productive
symbol of peace |
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bitter
layered with salt and vinegar = good
refined - eaten by rich and poor alike |
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| Material Exclusive to Mark: |
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seed growing...
young man wearing a sheet...
signs that follow believers
(VERY little in Mark is NOT found in other gospels) |
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| Other Awesome stuff not in other books but found in MARK |
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| Only mention of Jesus as a carpenter, also Mark explains things that jewish people do because he's writing to the gentiles |
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Emphasis on illness and medical terms - circumcision, sweat blood, withered hand, leprosy, healing of Malchus' ear, etc.
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Emphasis on individual salvation |
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| made of sheep skin turned inside out… gets brittle, etc. |
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John the baptist
aesthetic life style
itchy and uncomfortable |
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10 cities E. and S.E. of Sea of Galilee
Greeks Syrians, Arabs, and JEws |
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| laundry mat..field style...- borax, soda soap |
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| used to be best part of Galilee - but became desolate until lately |
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land of all nations, came to mean those who were not of the house of israel -
Hard for jews to allow gentiles full fellowship - they were prejudiced…
Have to be a proselyte for a while before you can be fully fellowshiped - Cornelius first to be fellowshiped without having been a proselyte
Paul - apostle of the Gentlies |
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Fermentation, yeast, lump of old dough, passover - not allowed to have leaven
sometimes represented sin
Later = growth of the church |
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1. beheaded, 12, boanerges, jairus daughter, transfiguration, gethsemane
2. Jesus' brother
3. 12
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A disease sometimes found to be infectious and contagious, spoken of in the Bible. Many notables were at some time afflicted with it, including Moses and his sister Miriam, Naaman, King Uzziah
In these cases leprosy was given as a sign, a warning, or a punishment.
several types of leprosy,
can designate other sicknesses or diseases.
leprous = they had patches of mildew or some fungous growth,
Instances of Jesus curing leprosy are recorded |
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| also called John - huge house, related to Barnabas, missionary, gospel written under direction of Peter, living picture of a living man - Christ as the incarnate Sone of God, energy and humility are the characteristics of his portrait of Christ, descriptive touches, died by martyrdom according to legend...aka we don't know what happened to him... |
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| comon - but will grow to the height of 10 feet or more - lots of seeds, small seed - big tree... small faith, big miracles! |
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| A title of our Lord, found in the Gospels about 80 times, used by him in speaking of himself, but never used by anyone else in speaking of him. The expression in the O.T. is frequently used to denote simply "a man". The main ideas applied to our Lord are lowliness, humility, and suffering, honor and dignity, as head and founder of the kingdom of God, and judge of all men. The thought of him being the ideal man, chosen by our Lord as expressive of his headship over the whole human family. |
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roman emperor
Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero |
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Everywhere common
Important
Wild and not wild
Fruitlessness of Israel - cursing fig tree
Sycomore was a variety of fig tree |
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Counsellor to the sanhedrin, good guy
Gave Jesus the Tomb he was buried in |
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Boys at 8 days
If you were circumsized you could practice the law and receive the blessings thereof
Church members in Christ's time and in the Jewish community had a hard time getting rid of the law right away where as the people here in America didn't as much… interesting
Became an issue - of whether or not you were living the law
Other countries did it |
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Nazarite offering, poor people offering,
Affection, timidity, harmlessness |
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With mother until age 6
Until 10 only taught out of the scriptures - only textbook used…
Aim to encouarage learning by sense of duty rather than by reward or fear
Elementary class - no more than 25 pupils to a teacher…
Age 12 taken to Jerusalem to test his knowledge of the scriptures…
Symbolism, object lessons, references, etc. |
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often symbol of God's presence, revealed either in mercy or in judgement
Sacrifice |
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| ordained by an angel @ age 8, baptized as a kid, Aaronic Priesthood, child of Zacharias and Elisabeth, cousin of JEsus |
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| Married to Mary (Jesus' Mom),Jesus' earthly dad |
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practiced medicine
paul travelled with him
not a believer before Christ died...interesting...
wrote for gentile readers
died a martyr |
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| Means "friend of God". the person to whom Luke addressed his Gospel and the Acts. The use of the title "most excellent" seems to show that he was a real personage. |
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| Descendants of foreign colonists… partly israelite and partly gentile - intermixed geneology - therefore many saw them as impure |
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Jewish meetinghouse, reading desk, worshipers, scribe in charge of the building
fixed lessons on sunday morning
a model for early christian worship
missionaries could usually get a hearing here. |
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| Mary of Magdala - out of her went 7 devils, near the cross at the burial, at the tomb, jesus appeared to her first after dying |
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| In the tribe of Issachar, on the northern slope of Mount Moreh near Endor, and about 25 miles from Capernaum. |
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| like tithing - giving to poor - Paul gathered, organized and united welfare program of the church... |
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Southern End of Jordan Valley
Shores are memorable for the judgment of god on bad cities |
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| walled city - Christ visited on his last journey to Jerusalem had been cursed by Joshua - later fulfilled... assigned territory of tribe of Benjamin |
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| in answer to request or on sermon on the mount? we don't know... |
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| Night divided into three parts - sunset till 10 p.m. 10-2a.m. and 2 a.m. to sunrise... Romans had 4 watches |
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1. betrothal
2. binding
3. bridegroom party procession
4. marriage supper
5. 1 year after marriage released from military service.
6. Marriage needed for eternity - multiplying and replenishing FOREVER!!! |
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To remember when the destroying angel passed over the doors of the people in Moses' time
Sacrifice lamb without blemish
Put blood on the door posts/lintel,
Eat standing something weird
Anything left was burnt with fire
Not allowed out of the house until |
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| Usury sometimes has more than one meaning. In biblical English it often means simply charging interest on a loan. At other times it implies an unduly high rate of interest. Under the law of Moses, Israel was forbidden to charge usury. The restriction, however, seems to be when lending to a fellow church member. There is no clear restriction against charges for loans to others. Jesus gives some credence to interest charges in Matt. Latter-day revelation does not contain restrictions against interest charges. |
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garden, spirit world - righteous spirits go... condition of happiness and peace,
paradisiacal glory - earth in millenial state...
Bible is messed up when it says 'today i'll be with you in paradise' - better 'in spirit world' |
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| washed, covered with spices, linen, minstrels and mourners, laid out in the open, carried to place of burial, public cemetery or private grounds of the family, family walks in front of procession, TUMULT, no cremation, buried in the ground or in the rockhewn tomb, whitewashed so that people won't be defiled by walking over them unawares |
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| washed, covered with spices, linen, minstrels and mourners, laid out in the open, carried to place of burial, public cemetery or private grounds of the family, family walks in front of procession, TUMULT, no cremation, buried in the ground or in the rockhewn tomb, whitewashed so that people won't be defiled by walking over them unawares |
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| others called Christ this, not himself calling himself that... says 'my father,' and 'your father' but never 'our father.' - Only Begotten of the Father in the flesh |
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Denotes changing one's views, in a conscious acceptance of the will of God.
If followed by continued faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, repentance, baptism, holy ghost, conversion complete…born again… purified person…
Complete conversion comes after many trials and much testing
Noble task |
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usually inflicted only no slaves and the lowest criminals
Illegal - the whole thing was illegal to do to Jesus
Sometimes you don’t die until the 3rd day that you are there in pain - Aaaah! |
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| Theophilus - a gentile christian aquaintance |
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Jesus' teachings, parables, paul = major source of info... interviewed eye-witnesses of Savior.
Probable many are women |
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Gabriel to Zacharias and Mary
Birth of John the Baptist, Jesus, circumcision, simeon's prophecies
Jesus @ temple
12 parables that others do not have
return of the 70
bloody sweat
discussion with a thief about paradise
eating fish and honey after resurrection |
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| pressure, antidote, poultice, ointment, temple, light, heat, drinking = intellectual heightened |
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| None - the ones that are there = Sower, Casting of Seed, Mustard Seed, Wicked Husbandmen |
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1.Leaven
2.The Good Samaritan
3.Importuned Friend
4. Rich Fool
5.Barren Fig
6.Wedding Feast/ Great Supper
7.Lost Sheep
7.Lost Coin
7.Prodigal Son
8.Unjust Steward
9.Lazarus and the Rich Man
10.The Unjust Judge
11.Pharisse and Publican
12.Parable of the Pounds |
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| REACH OUT AND TOUCH THE GARMENT OF THE SAVIOR's and in an act of great mercy, he will turn and heal you. |
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Mark 5:22-43
Account of the Woman with an Issue of blood |
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Talmud = application - lots and lots of written works, oral, etc.
Torrah - one written work |
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| Press: sorrows of the world, pain, regret, emptiness, infirmities, mental sickness, physical maladies, spiritual death, etc. The weight of the press is immeasurable |
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If you try to sew a new piece of cloth to an old one, the old one will always break.
CAST OFF the old and PUT ON THE NEW and then… as I say, BURN THE OLD! |
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1. Luke, not one of the original twelve apostles, spoke Greek as his native tongue, and knew something of Hellenistic literary convention.
2. Luke is that traditional author of the Book of Acts (presumably, they were composed to be read together).
3. 59% of Luke is UNIQUE |
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| JST - about Jesus in the temple |
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| they were hearing HIM and asking HIM questions |
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| Grew in favor with God and Man, Stature, and Wisdom... |
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| importuned friend...why? (also lord's prayer...) |
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Someone asked God HOW TO PRAY
Lord, teach us to pray
'Lead us not into temptation, give us this day our daily bread,'
THEN - Importuned FRIEND |
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| what is the key of knowledge? |
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• Seventy associated with the "Table of the World." (Genesis 10:2-31)
Seventy symbolizes the Gospel preaches to ALL nations (Remember Luke is writing to a Gentile Audience.) Tower of babel - 70 languages… |
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| Purse = A bag used to carry money |
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| 2. Scrip = A Satchel used to carry food (NOT a commission to leave their scriptures behind) |
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| Why Story of good samaritan? |
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'What shall I do to inherit eternal life?' - lawyer
Jesus answers question with question 'what does it say in the law - you tell me!'
(background, Samaritans rejected Christ, but here the Samaritan is the neighbor) |
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| what is the kingdom of god like? |
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| leaven, like mustard seed |
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| short guy who climbed a tree! |
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| Scribes and Pharisees were upset that Christ was eating with the Publicans and Sinners |
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| Then the story of the lost sheep, lost coin, prodigal son, unjust steward |
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| actually happens and christ comments |
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The Crucifixion of Jesus
Be familiar with the following accounts on crucifixion:
Matthew 27:26-66
Mark 15:15-47
Luke 23:26-56
John 19:16-42 |
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| Why crucifixion? hanging was originally the sentence for blasphemy |
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Reason why they did crucifixion:
Those who hang on a tree are cursed of God.
They could disprove that Christ was the Savior |
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| No wonder we celebrate the Atonement… |
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That which began in Gethsemane was finished on the cross and crowned in the resurrection.
- McConkie |
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| ruler of a synagogue - Christ heals his daughter |
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