NBST 610 Quiz 3 Application

NBST 610 Quiz: Application, Gospels, Acts, Letters, and Revelation

1. Match the following rhetorical terms often used with letters with their appropriate definitions. Tries to persuade or dissuade individuals concerning a future action Tries to convince an audience of the rightness or wrongness of a past action Tries to urge people to affirm a point of view by using praise or blame
2. The students in the opening Bible Study were discussing which parable?
3. Some of the Christians reading (or hearing) Revelation were compromising with the pagan world to avoid persecution.
4. Our spiritual maturity affects our ability to hear the voice of the Spirit.
5. In the New Testament we find more informal, personal letters as well as more formal letters.
6. Which one of the following literary genres–letter, wisdom, prophecy, and apocalyptic–are not found in Revelation?
7. The type of Bible Code used in mystical branches of Judaism that is based on mathematical equivalent values of letters is:
8. One of the examples discussed of an overspiritualized fanciful interpretation concerned:
9. What did the color blue actually symbolize to the people of the Ancient Near East?
10. What position did we take on interpreting Acts?
11. When we speak about the “author” of Scripture, we are speaking about both the human author and the divine Author.
12. Like the Gospels, Klein et al. claim that interpreters should read the book of Acts horizontally and vertically.
13. Theology should be based on the Bible’s total teaching and not on selected or isolated texts.
14. The book of Revelation is the only New Testament document that contains the genre of epistle, prophecy, and apocalypse.
15. In the New Testament, the word “gospel” comes from the Greek term euangelion and means “gospel” or “good news.”
16. According to Klein et al., which of the following best defines a letter that shows signs of the genre “diatribe”?
17. In the New Testament, the word “gospel” comes from the Greek term euangelion and means “preaching” or “proclamation.”
18. As theological history, the book of Acts is not considered historical.
19. Place the following elements of application in proper order according to Klein et al.:
20. The Gospels may best be referred to as “Christological” or “theological biographies.”

Other sets

1. Match the following rhetorical terms often used with letters with their appropriate
2. One of the examples discussed of an overspiritualized fanciful interpretation concerned:
3. Some of the Christians reading (or hearing) Revelation were compromising with the pagan world to avoid persecution.
4. In the New Testament we find more informal, personal letters as well as more formal
5. Our spiritual maturity affects our ability to hear the voice of the
6. What position did we take on interpreting Acts?
7. What did the color blue actually symbolize to the people of the Ancient Near East?
8. Which one of the following literary genres–letter, wisdom, prophecy, and apocalyptic–are not found in Revelation?
9. Revelation was probably written during the reign of emperor
10. When we speak about the “author” of Scripture, we are speaking about both the human author and the divine
11. Because New Testament letters are occasional, we must try to reconstruct the original situation that called for the letter in the first
12. According to Klein et , interpreters should ignore the particular emphases of a specific Gospel when interpreting a passage in that Gospel.
13. According to Klein et al., which of the following best defines a letter that shows signs of the genre “diatribe”?
14. According to Klein et , the Bible was not given to us for our enjoyment.
15. According to Klein et , New Testament letters are nothing like other ancient letters and should not be compared to them.
16. The book of Revelation is the only New Testament document that contains the genre of epistle, prophecy, and
17. In the New Testament, the word “gospel” comes from the Greek term euangelion and means “gospel” or “good ”
18. As theological history, the book of Acts is not considered
19. For Klein et valid theology is only gained by a systematic reading of a text through a particular theological viewpoint.
20. Application of the principles of the Bible is important because Scripture repeatedly states that people ought to obey (i.e., apply) God’s