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| Who was the Gospel written for? |
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| Jew-ish Christians expelled from synogauges after the roman revualt |
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John 1, 2, 3
Gospel
Revelations |
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| Why was this gospel written? |
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to stregnthen faith, win converts, lead into eternal life.
guide those expelled from the church |
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| What does John stress in his gospel account? |
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| Reaveler of God, Savior of the world, Son of the Father |
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| What are two purposes for writting this gospel? |
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1) combat false ideas of Jesus' humanity or even divinity.
2) oppose the people who thought John the Baptist was the messiah |
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| How does John differ from other Synoptic gospels? |
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new character,
Jesus attends 3 passovers not one,
several trips to jerusalum for festavals,
no mentions of demon possestions,
teaching in discourses not saysing or parables,
way of the father; not kingdom of god,
poetic,
literary techiniques. |
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| What are two main sources for John's gospel? |
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1) collection of miracles. some unique
2) Version of Passion & Resurrection narratives |
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| What are two unique miracles? |
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Lazarass raised.
Blind baby cured. |
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| Who wrote the gospel of John? |
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| John the Baptist? Many people! I don't know! |
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| Where was John the Gospel written? |
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Antioch of Syria or
Alexandria in Egypt |
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| What is christology from above? Below? |
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Above: reveals his father
Below: human jesus & his impact |
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| List some titles? (like 3) |
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| Rabbi, Teacher, son of man, king of isreal, lamb of god, son of god. |
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| What does it mean to call jesus "Word of Flesh?" |
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| he is god's revelation to us |
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| Sign 1: What is the symbolic meaning of Jesus' first miracle at Cana? |
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| sign 1: What role did Mary play? |
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| she must intercede, perfect model of faith |
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| Sign 1: What can we learn from her? |
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| We may pray to her and she will intercede to Jesus. |
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| Sign 1: How do catholics interpret tbe water in this miracle? |
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Water-Baptismal(purify) ;;;
Wine-Eucharist(communion, spirituality) |
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| Sign 2: What prompted Jesus to act? |
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| The fathers faith towards him. |
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| Sign 2: What do we learn from this story? |
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| intercessory prayer, the lord will notice and respond if we pray for others. |
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| Sign 3: What is the point of the third sign? |
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| Jesus is life, we must seek him to gain eternal life. |
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| Sign 3: Why are the Jewish scholars enraged by Jesus' actions? |
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| It was work on the Sabbath |
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| Sign 3: For the writer of the Gospel, h\who does the term "Jew" refer to? |
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| people persistant in not accepting Jesus |
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| Sign 4: Jesus feeds us _________. |
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| Sign 5: What does this miracle reveal? |
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| Sign 5: What significance do Jesus' words "It is I" have? |
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| Its like "Yahweh" which means "I am" |
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| Sign 5: Discuss a possible meaning of Jesus' walking on water. |
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| dispite storms that come our way in life, we can move forward with jesus. |
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| Sign 6: Why does the blind man "gradually" see who Jesus really was? |
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| he says he is only named Jesus, then a disiple, then a profit from god. |
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| Sign 6: What other kind of Blindness can we experience besides physical blindness? |
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| Sign 6: How can we overcome this type of blindness? |
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| Sign 7: What does this sign prefigure? |
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| Jesus' own death & resurrection |
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| Sign 7: Dicuss the meaning of Jesus' raising Lazarus from the dead. |
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| The language, Style, and Organization of ___ and ___ make them believe the same person wrote them. |
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| What word was used to address reader(s)? What does it mean? |
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Theophilus;
"lover of god" |
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| The author of Luke was a briliant ______ and had a waywith ______. |
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| Luke wrote for ________. How did you know that? |
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gentiles.
1) Passages that wouldn't confuse
2) Names like "Lawyer" for scribe. "Master" for Rabbi. "Savior" for Messiah.
3) Focuses on Gentiles (sameritans) |
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| Lukes gospel has 60% __________. ___ is used in both Luke & Matthew. ___ is a unique source |
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| somewhere between 75-90 AD |
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| Luke may have been from ________, ________. |
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| What are the three periods in of salvation history? |
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1) Relationship of Jesus & History of Isreal
2) Jesus' life, death, & resurrection
3) spread of churches in gentile world |
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Give reasons why the quote about
"hometown" is important. |
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reveal Jesus & his plan;
Jesus public life;
shows role of holy spirit |
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| the event in salvation history where Jesus' humanity entered into the divine glory in heaven. Forty days after the resurrection. |
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| Three thousand _________ were baptized on the first Pentecost. This is called the "____ __ _____ _____" |
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| The birthday of the Church |
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| Christian Community? What? |
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Chrisitan fellowship;
pray for eachother;
celebrate the eucharist in their homes;
handed on by the apostolic witness |
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| met jesus & gave half stuff to the poor |
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