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| The Intertestamental Period |
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| The Greek Rulers of Palestine |
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Alexander the Great
Ptolemy (Ptolemaic Dynasty)—Egypt
Seleucus (Seleucid Dynasty)-Antioch, Syria |
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| Administrative Districts West of the River Jordan |
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Galilee [ruled by Herod Antipas]
Samaria [ruled by Archelaus]
Judea [ruled by Archelaus] |
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1st Temple (Solomon’s Temple)
2nd Temple (Zerubbabel’s Temple)
Herod’s Temple |
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| THE DISCOURSES IN MATTHEW |
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The Sermon on the Mount (chs. 5 – 7)
Instruction to the Disciples (ch. 10)
Parables of the Kingdom (ch. 13)
Instructions to the church (ch. 18)
Eschatological Discourse (chs. 24-25) |
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| Circumstances under which Our Lord Commanded Silence about His Messiahship |
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1. During exorcisms
2. Sometimes when He healed people
3. When He was asking His disciples to wait till after His resurrection |
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| The People our Lord Raised from the Dead |
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Definition
Jairus’ daughter
The Widow’s Son at Nain
Lazarus |
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| Those Under whom our Lord was Tried |
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Definition
Annas, the high priest’s father-in-law
Caiaphas, the high priest
Pontius Pilate (1st trial)
Herod Antipas
Pontius Pilate (2nd trial) |
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| Those in John who Acknowledged our Lord as the Messiah |
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Definition
The Apostle John
John the Baptist
Andrew
The Sinful Samaritan Woman at Sychar
The People of Sychar
The man born blind whom our Lord healed
Martha
Thomas
Philip
Nathanael
Our Lord Himself |
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| THE SEVEN “I AM” METAPHORS OF OUR LORD IN JOHN |
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Definition
I am the Bread of Life
I am the Light of the World
I am the Gate for the Sheep
I am the Good Shepherd
I am the Resurrection and the Life
I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life
I am the True Vine |
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| THE MIRACULOUS SIGNS OF OUR LORD IN JOHN |
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Definition
He turned water into wine
He healed the royal official’s son
He healed the invalid at the Pool of Bethesda
He fed the five thousand-plus
He walked on water
He healed the blind man whom He sent to the Pool of Siloam
He raised Lazarus from the dead
He rose from the dead on the third day |
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| Our Lord’s Seven Last Words ON the Cross in the Gospels |
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“Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing”
(To Mary); “Woman, here is your son”
(To John); “Here is your mother”
(To the thief on the cross); I tell you the truth, today you will be with Me in Paradise”
“I am thirsty”
“My God, My God, why have you forsaken Me?”
“It is finished”
“Father, into your hands I commit My spirit” |
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| THOSE OUR LORD PRAYED FOR IN HIS HIGH PRIESTHOOD PRAYER |
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For Himself
For His disciples
For all believers |
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Sermon on the Mount (Mt. 5-7)
Upper Room Discourse (Jn. 14-17)
Our Lord’s High Priesthood Prayer (Jn. 17) |
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| JOHN’S 2-FOLD PURPOSE FOR WRITING THE GOSPEL |
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That people may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God
That by believing people may have eternal life |
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| Events that took Place in the Upper Room at Jerusalem |
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Definition
The Upper Room Discourse
Our Lord’s High Priesthood Prayer
The Last Supper
Our Lord’s Washing of the Disciples’ feet
The Risen Lord’s Appearance to His disciples (Thomas absent)
The Risen Lord’s Appearance to His disciples (Thomas present)
The Election of Matthias to replace Judas
The Descent of the Holy Spirit on the Disciples on the Day of Pentecost |
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| OUR LORD’S MAPPING OUT OF THE SPREAD OF THE GOSPEL IN THE GREAT COMMISSION IN ACTS 1 |
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Definition
In Jerusalem
In all Judea
In Samaria
To the ends of the earth |
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| Why the Christians at Berea are Praised |
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Definition
They received the message with great eagerness.
They examined the Scriptures daily to see if what Paul was preaching was correct.
Many of them believed. (Jn. 17:11-12) |
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Augustus Caesar (Lk. 2:1)
Tiberius Caesar (Lk. 3:1)
Claudius (Acts 18:1)
Nero (referred to, but not by name, Acts 25:10-12, 21) |
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| THOSE UNDER WHOM PAUL WAS TRIED |
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Definition
Claudius Lysias, Commander of the Roman Troops in Jerusalem
Governor Felix
Governor Festus
King Herod Agrippa II
Emperor Nero (referred to, but not by name) |
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| WHAT’S SAID ABOUT PAUL AT THE END OF ACTS |
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Definition
He stayed under house arrest in his own rented house in Rome for 2 years.
He welcomed all who came to see him.
He Proclaimed Christ boldly.
No one hindered him. |
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