BNT-214-Midterm-Exam

Matthew was a fisherman.

Matthew is writing to ______.

Matthew presents Jesus as the promised Messiah of Israel.

The Old Testament prophets predicted the coming of the anointed One who would bring redemption and deliverance

Matthew does not contain the genealogy

Matthew was placed first in the New Testament because

The Sermon on the Mount takes less then 15 minutes to read, but has still profound influence on the world

In Matthew, the authority of Jesus is revealed:

The claims of Jesus as to who He was, are proven by

Adam is the key to all history and the only hope of mankind

Matthew’s given name or birth name was

It is believed that the Gospel of Matthew was written in approximately 58 A.D.

Each Gospel writer, under the direction of the Holy Spirit, formed a definite purpose for his Gospel

The Gospel of Matthew is intended for all Believers.

The Gospel of Matthew is not a tool to

The Sermon on the Mount was mainly for the benefit of His disciples.

The favorite method Jesus used for teaching was

The truth veiled in the parables gives an opportunity of vision, but essential light unveiled can be blinding.

The Kingdom of heaven that Jesus taught about was about formation of a physical kingdom

The Olivet discourse is a prophetic message of the second coming of Jesus

The underlying prophecy of this discourse promises us freedom from trial and tribulation

Jesus prophesied His own death and resurrection

The Gospel of Mark omits Jesus’ ancestry and birth

The Gospel of Mark does not identify Jesus as the Son of God

Jesus is portrayed as a servant in the Gospel of Mark

Mark is the longest Gospel.

Almost 40% of Mark is devoted to the last 8 days of Jesus’ earthly life

Mark tells of the last seven days as a time of hostility of crisis proportions

The Gospels were written and printed before Jesus died

John was Mark’s Hebrew name and Mark was his Latin name

It is believed that Peter was Mark’s source of eyewitness account concerning Jesus.

Mark wrote this Gospel while living in Athens, Greece

Mark’s Gospel was written to a Gentile audience, especially the Romans

Mark shows the power and authority of Jesus over

After Peter’s confession that Jesus was the Christ, Jesus began to reveal to His disciples that He would die and be raised again the third day

Jesus tried to postpone His death

The ministry of Jesus was foreordained by divine appointment

The crucifixion was not a mystery

The Roman soldier at the crucifixion did not see what most Jews saw

There are no major differences of opinion about the end of Mark’s Gospel

Immediately is an important word in Mark’s Gospel