BIBL 325 Quiz Final
BIBL 325 Quiz Final
- Which of the four Gospels is the shortest?
- What term describes the master images of human experience and literature:
- Which of the four Gospels emphasizes the universal message of the Gospel more than the others:
- When we read the Gospels, which of the following is the continuous question we should ask as the reader:
- The Gospels contain little poetic material.
- Which of the Gospels includes the words of what is known as “the Great Commission”—“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything that I have commanded you.”:
- Evidence points to the conclusion that Luke primarily wrote for
- Which of the following is not a phase of parable interpretation:
- The essential principle of allegory is double meaning.
- Which of the following questions appears in Jesus’ encounter with his frightened disciples in Luke 24:41:
- Which of the Gospels includes the narrative of Jesus’ conversation with Peter, asking him three times, “Do you love me?”:
- Many scholars believe that John was the first Gospel written and that Matthew and Luke used it as a primary source document along with material from other sources.
- Which of the following Greek words, meaning “well,” appears in Jesus’ question to the man in John 5:
- Which of the following is a nativity poem found in the Gospels:
- The only location of beatitude (or pronouncement of blessing) in the Bible is in the New Testament.
- The two books attributed to Luke (Luke and Acts) make up what percentage of the Greek New Testament:
- Simile is exaggeration for the sake of effect.
- Which of the following questions appears in Jesus’ encounter with his disciples outside the Temple in Mark 13:
- The literary principle involved with folk tale parables is called fantasy narrative.
- As evidenced in the opening verses, this Gospel presents the Incarnation— God manifest in the flesh—as the foundation of the gospel:
- The parables fit the definition of both literary writing and expository writing.
- This term describes a literary genre in the Gospels that demonstrates an attack on (or exposure of) vice or folly:
- Which of the four Gospels emphasizes Jesus’ actions more than his teaching?
- All levels of prose in the Gospels are uniquely powerful and can be admired as examples of verbal beauty.
- Which of the four Gospels includes the “I Am” statements of Jesus:
- Which of the Gospels includes the narrative of Jesus’ encounter with two disciples on the road to Emmaus:
- Jesus enjoyed humor and incorporated it into his conversations and speeches.
- Mark’s portrait of Jesus and its meaning for discipleship stand at the center of his theology.
- Poetry and proverb can both be referenced as a genre and a style within the Gospels.
- Which of the following terms does not state a comparison:
- Approximately how many questions does Jesus asks throughout the four Gospels?
- A paradox is a genuine contradiction, not an apparent one.
- With which of the disciples is the Gospel author Mark best associated, ascribing much of his eyewitness testimony to this source:
- Which of the four Gospels is not considered a Synoptic Gospel and contains 93% original material?
- The words “proverb” and “aphorism” can be used to describe the same type of saying found in the Gospels.
- Which of the four Gospels states that its purpose was to record Jesus’ “signs” so that readers would come to believe:
- The key word in the Gospel of John is which of the following:
- The word “metaphor” is based on two Greek words (meta and pherein), meaning:
- Luke is not mentioned by name in either of the books that he authored.
- Which of the Gospels does not include the kiss of Judas in the Garden of Gethsemane: