NBST 615 Exam 4 Liberty University
- Carson thinks that Nicodemus’ involvement in the burial of Jesus may reveal that this member of the Sanhedrin is leaving darkness and embracing light as a follower of Christ.
- According to Carson, the Romans play a more central role in John’s passion narrative than in the passion as told by the Synoptics.
- Koestenberger thinks that the material contained in John 18 and following represent eyewitness testimony as revealed in the details given.
- What is the watershed event in all three Synoptic Gospels?
- Which Gospel was written primarily to Gentiles?
- According to Koestenberger, the resurrection stories in John show that women as well as men are called to bear witness to the Good News they have received.
- Like the Synoptics, John mentions that Jesus’ legs were not broken on the cross.
- Peter’s threefold affirmation of his love for Jesus mirrors and offsets his threefold denial of Jesus.
- According to Koestenberger, a Christian is one who recognizes God’s glory “in Jesus”, including the cross.
- According to Koestenberger, both the Jewish and Roman trials of Jesus were highly irregular and illegal.
- Unlike some of the Synoptics, John’s Gospel does not mention Peter’s denial of Jesus.
- According to Carson, what is the most likely meaning behind Peter’s discovering the folded head covering of Jesus?
- According to Koestenberger, the concept of “eternal life” in John functions as an equivalent for what phrase found in the Synoptics?
- Carson states that John 17 should be referred to as Jesus’ “high priestly prayer” rather than as Jesus’ “parting prayer.”
- In keeping with the rest of John’s Gospel, the trial and crucifixion of Jesus is depicted as a tragedy in which Jesus played only a supporting role.
- The cry of Jesus on the cross, “It is finished,” is understood as Jesus’ acknowledgment that his mission from God has been accomplished.
- Carson understands Jesus’ giving of the Spirit to the disciples in John 20:22 as John’s Pentecost (and that John knows of no other Pentecost).
- The Gospel of John shares with Hebrews a high Christology.
- All three Synoptic Gospels present Jesus’ ministry in two phases.
- Supreme love and loyalty to Jesus is the prerequisite for significant service to the Lord according to John 21.
- Which Gospel groups Jesus’ teachings into five major discourses reminiscent of the five books of Moses?
- In chapter 21, when the disciples see Jesus on the shore, John (the beloved disciple) exhibits quick insight while Peter exhibits quick action.
- Carson claims that the physical ineptitude of the crowd who arrested Jesus (evidenced in their falling back from him) is most likely evidence of a great theophany being depicted.
- The act of Jesus in John 20:22 was Jesus’ way of commissioning them as the new messianic community.
- Which Old Testament book(s)does John include the most quotes from in his Gospel?
- According to Carson, Thomas’ confession upon seeing the resurrected Jesus in 20:28 exhibits the goal of faith as much as a high Christological confession.
- Which of the following Gospels begins his story with a birth narrative followed by a genealogy?
- John’s Gospel is more overtly theological than the Synoptics.
- According to Carson, Mary referring to the resurrected Jesus as “Rabboni” is the highest Christological statement in John’s Gospel.
- John’s Gospel presents Jesus as not merely Revealer but also as _______.
- According to Koestenberger, the use of two different Greek words for “love” in chapter 21 most likely represents
- The idea of Jesus’ “hour” represents
- Which view is the best interpretation of “these” in John 21:15?
- According to Carson, to be “sacntified” as Jesus prays in John 17 means to
- John is the only one who mentions that Jesus legs were not broken.
- What is the “Septuagint”?
- Peter’s return to fishing is another argument against John 20:21 being an actual impartation of the Spirit.
- Jesus describes his ministry to his disciples in terms of being the divine Revealer who imparts to human beings the knowledge necessary for salvation.
- Koestenberger believes that the expression “we know that his testimony is true” was written by Jesus’ followers.
- What is meant by the term “Markan priority”?
- 85% of John’s Gospel is unique to John.
- Koestenberger shows that the author of the Gospel of John is not the same person who wrote the Epistles of John.
- According to Carson, Jesus did not eat a Passover meal before he was crucified in the Gospel of John.
- Which of the following Gospels begins his story of Jesus with a genealogy followed by a birth narrative?
- Which of the following Gospels uses fulfillment quotations to show how Jesus’ ministry was in the line of the predictions of the Old Testament?