Bible 9 Unit 5 Study Guide

What are the 4 stages of Gospel development? Stage 1: The life, death, and resurrection of the historical JesusStage 2: The period of Oral Tradition, when the sayings and stories of Jesus were passed down primarily through the spoken word.Stage 3: The period of written sources, when collections of sayings and other material began to be written down and collected.Stage 4: The writing of the Gospels themselves.

• Stage 1: The life, death, and resurrection of the historical Jesus

  Stage 2: The period of Oral Tradition, when the sayings and stories of Jesus were passed down primarily through the spoken word.

  Stage 3: The period of written sources, when collections of sayings and other material began to be written down and collected.

  Stage 4: The writing of the Gospels themselves.

• Stage 1: The life, death, and resurrection of the historical Jesus

  Stage 2: The period of Audio Tradition, when the sayings and stories of Jesus were passed down primarily through the spoken word.

  Stage 3: The period of written sources, when collections of sayings and other material began to be written down and collected.

  Stage 4: The writing of the Gospels themselves.

• Stage 1: The life, death, and resurrection of the historical Jesus

  Stage 2: The period of Oral Tradition, when the sayings and stories of Jesus were passed down primarily through the spoken word.

  Stage 3: The period of drawings sources, when collections of sayings and other material began to be written down and collected.

  Stage 4: The writing of the Gospels themselves.

• Stage 1: The life, death, and resurrection of the historical Jesus

  Stage 2: The period of Oral Tradition, when the sayings and stories of Jesus were passed down primarily through the spoken word.

  Stage 3: The period of written sources, when collections of sayings and other material began to be written down and collected.

  Stage 4: The drawings of the Gospels themselves.

What Chapter of Luke does he cover all 4 stages of the Gospel development?

• Chapter 3

• Chapter 1

• Chapter 5

• Chapter 2

How many years following the life of Jesus did Christians primarily use oral records of the Gospel?

• approximately 15

• approximately 10

• approximately 22

• approximately 20

What is historical criticism?

• the collective tools developed to examine each stage in this 2 stage transmission process.

• the collective tools developed to examine each stage in this 3 stage transmission process.

• the collective tools developed to examine each stage in this 4 stage transmission process.

• the collective tools developed to examine each stage in this 1 stage transmission process.

What form of criticism goes with each of the 4 stages? And what are they? 1. historical jesus research 2. form criticism 3. source criticism 4. redaction criticism

• 1. historical jesus research 2. form criticism 3. source criticism 4. redaction criticism

• 1. historical research

  2. form criticism 3. source criticism 4. redaction criticism

• 1. historical jesus research 2. informal criticism 3. source criticism 4. redaction criticism

• 1. historical jesus research 2. form criticism 3. resource criticism 4. redaction criticism

What is Literary Criticism?

• a more simple methodology that examines the Gospels in their final form, without reference to the process.

• a more broad methodology that examines the Gospels in their final form, without reference to the process.

• a more broad resources that examines the Gospels in their final form, without reference to the process.

• a more broad methodology that examines the Bible in their final form, without reference to the process.

What is Triple Tradition?

• passages that appear in none of the gospels

• passages that appear in all gospels

• passages that appear in all 3 gospels

• passages that appear in all 2 gospels

Questions about the relationship between the Gospels is known as what?

• synonym problem

• sad problem

• a problem

• synoptic problem

Approximately how much of Mark appears in Matthew and Luke? Over 90 %

• Over 99 %

• Over 90 %

• Less than 90%

• Over 96 %

What is Markan Priority?

• the view that Matthew is the oldest Gospel and the prototype for the others

• the view that Mark is the oldest Gospel and the prototype for the others

• the view that Mark is the youngest Gospel and the prototype for the others

• the view that Matthew is the oldest Gospel and the prototype for the others