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Review Test Submission: Exam 3
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Course 2020 NBST 515-D04 LUO
Test Exam 3
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Due Date 8/9/20 11:59 PM
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Question 1
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According to Elwell, because everyone approaches the Gospels from a point of view, it is no
less credible to approach them from a context of faith than from a context of skepticism.
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Question 2
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According to Elwell, form criticism is primarily concerned with the stages through which earlier Gospel
material passed in its oral phase before it reached the final written stage.
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Fals
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Question 3
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According to Elwell, the letter “Q” was employed by scholars to refer to the approximately 230 verses that
Matthew and Luke have in common, but which are not found in Mark.
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Question 4
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According to the presentations, the General Epistles are sometimes referred to as the “Catholic Epistles”
because they are favored by the Catholic Church.
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Question 5
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According to the presentations, Hebrews attests to the Jewishness of early Christianity.
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Question 6
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According to the presentations, the Griesbach Hypothesis, that Matthew wrote first, followed by Luke who used
Matthew, then Mark who used both Matthew and Luke, is also known as the
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Two Gospel Hypothesis
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Question 7
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According to the presentations, the Synoptic “Problem” is that there are not only striking agreements,
but significant differences among the first three Gospels.
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Question 8
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According to Elwell, it is possible that Hebrews was composed before the temple in Jerusalem was destroyed
in AD 70 because had this event already occurred, the writer would likely have mentioned it to clinch his
argument about the superiority of Christ’s sacrifice.
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Question 9
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According to the presentations, the so-called “Four Source Hypothesis” was posited by
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B. H. Streeter
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Question 10
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According to Elwell, the prevailing view, for over a thousand years, of the interrelationship of the four
Gospels was the canonical order (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John), and it is attributed to
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Augustine
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Question 11
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According to the presentations, when scholars speak of the “triple tradition,” they mean
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stories told by Matthew, Mark, and Luke
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Question 12
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According to the presentations, which two Gospel writers use an “aside” when speaking of “the
abomination of desolation standing where it shouldn’t?”
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Matthew and Mark
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Question 13
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According to the presentations, which epistle alludes to a “great cloud of witnesses” sitting in the stands
cheering persecuted Christians on to the finish line?
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Hebrews
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Question 14
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According to Elwell, the Epistle of James echoes Jesus’s teachings at several points, especially the Sermon on
the Mount.
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Question 15
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According to the presentations, a central purpose of the Epistle of James is to champion orthopraxy (right
living) over orthodoxy (right belief).
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Question 16
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According to the presentations, oral tradition is when pre-literary societies relied on information and
stories handed down in oral form.
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Question 17
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According to the presentations, the Gospel of Mark regularly uses Greek grammar and syntax that is rough and
often clumsy, perhaps indicating that Greek was his second language.
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Question 18
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According to the presentations, the Synoptic Gospels are Matthew, Mark, and John.
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Question 19
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According to Elwell, one of the contributions of historical criticism to the study of the New
Testament is the rediscovery of Jesus’s Jewishness.
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Question 20
According to Elwell, the Bible should be treated as a trusted friend rather than a deceitful enemy.
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