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The “already” and “not-yet” view of eschatology helps us to understand that the Kingdom of God is here and yet still something that we long for in its fullest expression.

True
False

The Jewish understanding of eschatology was linear.

True
False

Which of the following statements is true?

The rabbi’s role in the Jewish community was legal.
The rabbi applies the law to your situation.
Both of these
Neither of these

Jewish religion was concerned with the doing of your faith based on the binding principles of the rabbis.

True
False

To be a disciple of Christ meant to radically change family identity.

True
False

Which of the following statements concerning Jesus’ teaching at Caesarea Philippi is false?

It was at the site of Mount Hermon, perhaps where Jesus was taken during His wilderness temptation.
It was the place where the question of Jesus’ identity was raised.
It is the location of “the gates of hell,” i.e., the entrance to Hades.
None of these

Through which of the following “phrases” did Jesus give His disciples rabbinic authority?

Binding and loosing
“On this rock I will build my church.”
“I will give you the keys.”
All of these

The disciples’ authority in the Early Church, both in ministry and in writing the letters of the New Testament, is thought to be based on Jesus’ declaration at Caesarea Philippi.

True
False

Discipleship involves which of the following?

The Cross
Death
Suffering and sacrifice
All of these

Which of the following was NOT part of Jesus’ role as prophet?

Miracles
Binding judgments
Critiques of the religious leadership
None of these

Jesus can be compared to the prophets of which era of Israel’s history?

Pre-exilic
Exilic
Post-exilic
None of these

The high priesthood in the 1st century was under Jewish command just as it had been established in Moses’ day.

True
False

Which of the following are related to the idea of servant leadership?

Stewardship
Responsibility
Accountability
All of these

The word parabolē means:

To find the narrative around a topic
To lay alongside
To allude to a type or picture
None of these

Parables have the element(s) of:

Irony
Surprise
Experiential learning
All of these

“All theology is __________ because we are grabbing terms, phrases, images and metaphors to try to describe who God is.”

Parabolic
Analogical
Abstract
None of these

Cataphatic theology:

Tries to define God’s character and personality through familiar adjectives.
Is analogical
Both of these
Neither of these

Apophatic theology:

Describes God by saying what he is NOT like.
Comes from the Greek word meaning “to deny.”
Both of these
Neither of these

Which of the following parables fits under the type: “people types”?

The wicked tenants
The wise and foolish maidens
The unjust steward
None of these

Which of the following parables fits under the type: “judgment and crisis”?

The warring king
The fishnet
The wheat and the tares
None of these

Which of the following parables fits under the type: “grace”?

The Sower, seeds and soils
The Lost Son
The Good Samaritan
All of these

Which of the following parables fits under the type: “coming and growth”?

The mustard seed
The fig tree
The talents and the pounds
All of these

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