NBST 520 Exam 2 Questions with Answers

NBST 515 Exam 2 Summer 2020 LUO 100 out of 100 points The “walk to Emmaus” occurs only in which Gospel? According to the presentations, Mark appears to emphasize Jesus’ role as Davidic King by calling him “Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.” According to Elwell, the noun “faith” never occurs in the Gospel of John. According to the presentations, which Gospel contains a “travel log” portraying Jesus’ journey to Jerusalem through stories and parables? According to Elwell, the most likely place of composition of Mark’s Gospel was According to Elwell, the humanity of Jesus was called into question before his deity was. According to the presentations, Matthew repeatedly uses the Old Testament to confirm events in Jesus’ life as part of God’s plan. According to Elwell, the most distinctive feature of the Gospel of John is the fact that it contains a number of unique parables of Jesus. According to the presentations, which Gospel emphasizes two major themes throughout: Christology and discipleship? According to Elwell, the traditional view of the place of the composition of the Gospel of John is According to the presentations, the Gospel of John does not include which of the following? According to the presentations, Jesus’ most prominent miracles in the Gospel of Mark were According to the presentations, how many “I Am” sayings are there in the Gospel of John? According to the presentations, the necessity of the cross, both for Jesus and his disciples, is an important emphasis in which Gospel? According to the presentations, which Gospel is arranged into five “books” or “sermons,” similar to the five books of the Pentateuch? According to the presentations, which Gospel makes great use of contrasts such as light/dark and life/death? According to the presentations, which Gospel is “preoccupied with the cross?” Who is the only Gospel writer to have composed a sequel? According to the presentations, the first Christians were Jews who had come to believe that Jesus of Nazareth was Israel’s long-awaited Messiah. According to the presentations, Mark saw Jesus supremely as the Son of God.