The approach used to study Scripture
What is the inductive method of study containing the steps: observe, interpret, apply?
Known for connecting the Old Testament to the New Testament and highlighting fulfilled prophecy.
What is the Gospel of Matthew?
Set up the synagogue system which was governed by the Sanhedrin
What is the Persian Period?
refers to Genesis 3:15 being the first glimpse of the gospel
What is protevangelium?
What is "Son of David"?
Primary theme of Scripture
What is Creation, Fall, Redemption?
Focuses on Christ as the divine Son of God
What is the Gospel of John?
What is the Grecian Period?
restoration from the Fall
What is salvation?
This title for Jesus is the equivalent of Messiah and Christos
What is "Anointed One"?
"What does it say, what does it mean, how do I use it" is an explanation for this.
The three steps in the inductive method of studying Scripture.
Focuses on how Christ brings salvation to both Jews and Gentiles
What is the Gospel of Luke?
The Intertestamental Period is defined as ...
What is the time between the Old and New Testament which lasted about 400 years?
growth demonstrated by Christlikeness
What is sanctification?
This name reminds us "Yahweh is salvation"
What is Jesus?
To reveal God and establish a relationship with him are known as this.
What are the reasons what Scripture was given?
Focused on Jesus as a sovereign ruler and suffering servant
What is the Gospel of Mark
The jews expanded their territory beyond Israel during this time. Many began celebrating Hanukkah. The two groups of the Pharisee and the Sadducee were formed
What is the Maccabean-Hasmonean Period?
complete deliverance from sin's presence
What is glorification?
This section of the New Testament helps explain and apply the person and work of Jesus
What are the Epistles?
Three necessary aspects to making accurate observations about a biblical text include...
What are (1) willingness to learn (2) accuracy/attentiveness and (3) persistence/perseverance?
eyewitness accounts of the life and death of Christ
What is the purpose of the Gospels?
Herod the Great came to rule during this time and attempted to murder baby Jesus. Because of domination of power, the longing for a Savior became stronger.
What is the Roman period?
righteous standing before God
What is justification?
fallen people or non-believers may be referred to in this way
What is "in Adam"?