Sophomore Bible Study Guide Test

For Context Context Context what are the 3 questions we should ask when studying a passage?

• Who wrote it

• why was it written

• Who was it Written too

• Why did the person write it too the person they did?

In ancient Jewish education, the first stage of schooling was called (_____). This stage involved intensive memorization of the Torah (the first five books of the Bible), mainly focused on Jewish texts and teachings. Boys typically learned this curriculum, while males not continuing their education would often enter the family business.

The most promising students would advance to a second level of education called (_______), where they would study the Talmud, which is a central text in Rabbinic Judaism, encompassing a range of Jewish law and ethics.

In the context of studying the Gospels, John 13:34 presents Jesus giving a new command: "A new command I give you: (____ ___ _______). As I have (loved you), so you must love one another."

In the context of studying the Gospels, John 13:34 presents Jesus giving a new command: "A new command I give you: (Love one another). As I have (_____ ___), so you must love one another."

(____) is noted as the only Gentile author in the New Testament. He is referred to as Luke the Investigator due to his method of conducting first-hand interviews, which allows for a detailed copy of marys song to be saved

From the Gospel of Luke, (Jesus) is for the (lost) people everywhere (people) matter to god Jesus is (good news) to the broken and (broken) hearted.

Joseph is the main character in (________) birth narrative.
(Mary) is the main character in (Luke's) birth narrative.

Joseph is the main character in (Matthew) birth narrative.
(____) is the main character in (_____) birth narrative.

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