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| Qualitatively devine as well as quantitatively everlasting |
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bread of life, light of the world, the door, the good shepherd, the resurrection and the life, the way and the truth and the life, the true vine |
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Comforter, Counselor, prosecutor, advocate, Refers to holy spirit through another paraclete |
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| Benediction against Heretics |
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| Benediction against Heretics to root out all Jewish Christians who still might be participating in those services |
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| THe creator differs from the supreme God |
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| meaning of Siloam.... sent |
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Jesus is the whole vine, not just the stem, so that as branches those who abide in him are not merely connected to him; they are absorbed by him. Fruit berring branches represents obedience to jesus commands Buringing and romoval represent doom of apostates, false believers Pruning of brances cleansing of true believers |
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| holiday to commemorate the rededication of the temple by Judas Maccabeus after Antiochus Epiphanes had desecrated it |
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| High priest during Jesus' Death |
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| tries to afffirm Jesus' innocence |
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| Wrote book of Acts; Sequel to Gospel of Luke |
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| contrast with the unstinting charity of Barnabas and receive a just and swift punishment |
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| one of the seven, false teacher |
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| a roman centurion, god-fearer, almsgiver to the jews, man of perpetual prayer and a visionary. |
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| Grandson of Herod the Great. Posing as a champion of Judaism, he martyrs James and brother of JOhn and imprisions Peter |
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| A family of religious brothers and sisters who iron out their difference to the fenefit of the GTentiles concerned. |
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Athenians think that Paul is talking about two gods unfamiliar to them.... mis understand paul |
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| To practive immorality and "Corinthian girlm ment the same as a prostitute |
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Greek virgin goddess of the hunt (roman name Diana) Many breasted female |
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| Sceva is a Jewish exorcist is a high priest only by his own claim. Seven sons were apprentices in the exorcising trade, try to use the name of "jesus" |
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| rapture and day of the lord |
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| Antinomianism or libertinism |
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| attitude that freedom from the law means license to sin |
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| Identify the discovery that forced most scholars to abandon the view that the fourth gospel was not written utnil the mid-second century |
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| Rylands Frangment of John... Papyrus gragment dates 135 AD |
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| Special emphases and sylistic characteristics of the book of John |
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Style: Words bring out inner meaning Symbolic Irony Multiple meanins "born again" |
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| How are Jesus's miracles refered to in the book of John |
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"Signs" and workds" because of their value in symbolizing the transformation that took place for all who recieved Jesus |
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| What are the orgins and implication of John's use of the term logos |
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comes out in the adjective "only" translated "only begotton" identifies the logos with a human being of recent history |
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| Compare John's version of Jesus' cleansing of the temple with that of the synoptic writers |
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| John mentions early, other gospels mention it in Passion week. |
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| Identify another way of translating "born again" |
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blowing of the wind "whenever wishes" wind and spirit |
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Symbolic reference to Numbers 2:8-9 |
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MOsels' lifting up of the bronze snake of the salvation of Israel. Jesus being lifted up is for everyong in the world |
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| Significance of the "son of God in John |
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| sonship implies watching what the father does |
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| Symbolism to eat his fleshand drink his blood in John 6 |
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| Jesus uses metaphors for believing in the benefit of his sacrificial death |
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| Know significance of term |
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| paracleteJesus has represented the Father, so from now on the Holy Spirit will represent him and the Father in these roles. Thorough the Spirit in fact, Jesus and the Father will abide with believers just as they will abide in Jesus. |
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| Approximate decade of the writing of John |
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Peter's explanation for the events of Pentecost |
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filling and outpouring stresses power ofwind and spirit |
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| Symbolic meaning of the disciples' abiliy to speak in tongues at pentecost |
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| a sign of the universality of the gospel |
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| Who's Paul's Mentor in the study of Judaism |
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| Who replaced Mark in traveling with Paul during his second missionary journey |
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| Name of prominent individual converted during Paul's visit to Athens |
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| Areopagite, woman of Damaris |
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| what turned crowd of unbelieving jews inot a mob demanding Paul's blood in Jerusalem |
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| Who holds paul for two years hoping that Paul will try to bribe his way out of custody |
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| according to what criterion are Paul's letters ordered in our present NT |
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| know years of Pauls missionary Journeys |
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1st mission ary journey 47 Galations 49 2nd missionary journey 50-51 1 2 thesalonians 1 and 2 corinthians romans 60 Philemon 61 Colossians, ephesians, philippians 63 1 timothy, titus, 2 timothy |
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| Three opposition Paul taught |
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Law vs. Grace and promise Works vs. Faith Flesh vs. the Spirit |
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understand Paul's teachings on the deceased Chrstians and their resurrection in regards to teh rapture |
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| Deceased Christians will be resurrected just before the rapture in order that they may be taken up along with Christians who are still alive on earth |
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| Why was Paul comfortable ministering to Gentiles |
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| identify with the Hellenistic culture. He was truly cosmopolitan, a citizen of the world. |
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