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WV 10 FINAL

46 cards·by abbigailpeck
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What are the three things that the Kingdom of God ushers in?
Salvation, Forgiveness, Peace
What are the 12 Disciples meant to be a representation of?
The New Israel
The number "SEVEN", in speaking about Mary Magdalene being freed of "seven demons", is meant to express what?
The severity of the issue
Who was the wife of Herod's household manager?
Joanna
The beginning of Luke 8, as Jesus gains a significant female following, it shows that Jesus ______________?
Embraces the Outcast
According to Jesus, what does "the seed" in the Parable of the Sower represent?
God
"They hear, but they are choked by the cares and riches and pleasures of life, and their fruit does not mature" is the description of which
The Thorn-Filled Soil
"Those who have heard, then the devil comes and takes away the word from their hearts, so that they may not believe and be saved” is the des
The Path
"They hear the word, hold it fast in an honest and good heart, and bear fruit with patience" is the description of which soil?
The Good Soil
"They hear the word, and receive it with joy, but these have no root; they believe for a while, and in time of testing fall away"
The Rocky Soil
the type of soil is clearly seen by its…
fruit
What is "the ultimate question"?
"Who do you say that I am?"
When Jesus calls one to "deny himself, take up his cross daily, and follow him," He is speaking of the cost of ____________.
Discipleship
According to class notes over Luke 9, those ashamed of Christ and his words will find God ____________ of them.
Ashamed
How does Jesus' transfiguration compare and/or allude back to the OT.
glowing face, cloud, bush, Greek Exodus
The Pharisee, whose statement begins the whole passage, comments, "Blessed is everyone who will eat bread in ______________________."
The Kingdom of God
What assumption is the Pharisee making in the statement "Blessed is everyone who will eat bread in ______________________."
He assumes he will be there
Jesus, in telling this parable of the great banquet, takes it as a chance to address the idea of __________ in the Kingdom of God.
Citizenship
According to class notes, who are the "many" who were originally invited by the master of the banquet?
Jews
T or F: The Pharisee seemed to understand that the "banquet" was happening now.
False
What were the three excuses people gave for why they could not attend the banquet?
One bought a field and needed to see it, one bought 5 oxen, and one was getting married.
T or F: The Gentiles were not simply God's "second choice" or an "afterthought"
True
What gives away the condition of the rich young ruler's heart and, therefore, why Jesus says what He says in Luke 18:18-30?
"He became very sad, for he was extremely rich," gives away the condition of the rich young ruler's heart.
In the story of Zacchaeus, what actions does Zacchaeus take that indicate he had a sincere intent on seeing Jesus, beyond curiosity?
He ran and climbed a tree to see Jesus. Both of these things are shameful so it shows he really cared.
For the audience listening to Jesus speak, which two figures/people provide the historical context for the "nobleman" in the ten minas?
Herod the Great and Archelaus
One mina was roughly equivalent to ______ wages for the average worker.
Three Months
Christ’s act of riding on a donkey when entering Jerusalem is a fulfillment of which messianic prophecy?
Zechariah 9:9
According to class discussion and Luke 19, what were the crowds spreading out on the road as Jesus rode into Jerusalem?
Their cloaks
According to class notes and discussion, why were the people rejoicing and praising God as Jesus entered Jerusalem?
For all they mighty works they had seen
Which of the following is TRUE about the triumphal entry?
It was a clear claim to royalty and authority
What is Jesus’ response to the rejection and hard-heartedness of Israel when he is entering Jerusalem?
He weeps
Why is it significant that Jesus died right as the Passover was beginning?
The Passover was a time for celebration with perfect sacrifice. Jesus was perfect sacrifice.
Who, according to the beginning of Luke 22, is entered by Satan?
Judas
Without Christ’s death…
We can have no life in us
What word refers to the belief that the bread and wine, in communion, are transformed into the literal body/flesh and blood of Jesus?
Transubstantiation
T or F: The "New Covenant” wasn't originally God's plan.
False
According to the prophecy in Jeremiah 31, the "New Covenant" would be written on…
Human hearts
Disciple of Jesus; cuts off a Jewish soldier's ear in the Garden of Gethsemane
Peter
Betrays Jesus for 30 pieces of silver; leads the Jewish soldiers to Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane
Judas
Roman Governor; While he initially resists, he ends up caving to political pressure to have Jesus crucified
Pontius Pilate
Prisoner released to the Jewish people in order to keep Jesus in custody
Barnabas
"Jewish" King; sought to have Jesus perform a miracle/sign for him, before having him sent back to Pilate
Herod Antipas
Leading Jewish authorities; sought to make a case against Jesus, to have him crucified
The Sanhedrin
In the OT, where would the blood of the sacrifice have been sprinkled?
The mercy seat
T or F: Christ will always have a bodily existence
True
The fact that Jesus still has a body, testifies to what?
The dignity of the human body