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| before Christ AD: anno domini |
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| died in March/April 750 AUC |
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| Varro, Varronian calendar |
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| roman historian who created the common Roman system |
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| Jesus age when ministry began |
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| Duration of Jesus’ ministry |
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| 3 yrs give or take a few months |
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| Time frame of Jesus’ birth |
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| in the first century there was a view that a significant leader would arise from Judea. OT prophecies keep this hope alive among the jews |
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| reigning when Jesus was born |
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| made an attempt to fix Jesus's birthday in 525 AD |
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| govenor of Syria and joint governor with sentius saturnius |
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| ruled when John the Baptist was preaching, was co ruler with augustus his father in 12 AD and became sole ruler in 14 ad |
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| derived from the hebrew name Yeshua “yahweh saves”, shortened form for Joshue, “yahweh is salvation” |
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| Christos, “anointed one” points back to david as the Lord’s anointed and designates Jesus as God’s annoineted ruler |
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| fulfillment of prophecies of davidic kingship |
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| fulfillment of promises that abraham’s descendants would bless all nations |
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| Date of the beginning of Jesus Ministry |
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| Probable date for the Crucifixion of Jesus |
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| Papias’ tradition about the authorship of the Gospel of Mark |
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| testimony attributed to the apostle John which named Mark as the transmitter of the preaching of the apostle Peter |
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| Provenance of the Gospel of Mark |
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| Date of the Gospel of Mark |
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Three divisions of Matthew’s genealogy that correspond to important stages of Israel’s
history and where found (3) |
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1. From Abraham-David
2. David-Exile
3. Exile-Christ |
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Three ways some have tried to deny the virgin birth of Christ and the problems with these
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1. Some suggest that He was born ordinary and then made extraordinary when He was baptized.
-no sin before his baptism
2. Christians borrowed Him from Pagan myths
-Matthew was a strong believer so it doesn’t make sense for him to borrow from pagans
-the virgin birth was predicted in Isaiah
3. Jews created Him to fulfill prophecy
-there is no evidence that says the Messiah would be born of a virgin |
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| Characteristics of Genuine Miracles |
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1. Done publically
2. In a variety of circumstances
3. Sense perceptions
4. Were instant
5. Complete
6. Independent of secondary clauses
7. Done naturally with ease
8. Not done for selfish gain |
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