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Matthew 1
Matthew 2
Matthew 3
Luke
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When was Matthew written?
Around 80-90 CE
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What are the gospels of Luke, Matthew, and Mark referred to as?

The synoptic gospels.

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What does the Sermon on the Mount teach us about how Jesus viewed laws?
That he was more concerned about the spirit of the law than the letter of the law.
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What is the Sermon on the Plain?
It's Luke's version of the Sermon on the Mount.
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Where did the Matthean community live?
Antioch
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Is everyone in the genealogy of Jesus at the beginning of Matthew Jewish?
No
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Why was "blessed are the poor" a paradox?
At this time, it was thought that you did not have favor with God if you were poor.
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How much of the NT does Luke and Acts occupy?
one- fourth
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Do we have copies of the Q source?
No
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What does Kerygma mean?

To proclaim

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How many antithesis are there in Matthew? What are they?
6. They are specific challenges to Jewish law.
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To whom are Luke and Acts addressed?
Theophilus
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What did the Q source contain?
The teachings and sayings of Jesus.
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Are the birth narratives in Matthew and Luke pretty much the same?
No-- there are significant differences.
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How does Jesus think about piety?
He thinks it should be in your heart and in your actions-- you're not to be showy about it.
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What does "Salvation History" mean?
It's the history of how God is at work in our lives.
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Which gospels drew from the Q source?
Luke and Matthew
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What dominant point- of- view is evident in Matthew?
A "kingly" point of view.
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Why is it significant that Pilate "washes his hands?"
it means that he is "washing his hands" of blame for whatever is about to happen to Jesus.
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In which period of Salvation History do we find ourselves in now
We are with the holy spirit.