NT 3

Paul wrote Philippians in Prison at

Rome

Caesarea

Ephesus

The term "synoptic" as in "synoptic Gospels" means

To read together

To see together

To believe together

The Sanhedrin was

1. The ruling council of the Jews

2. The community of Essenes living in the desert

3. The governing body led by the Romans

The languages used in writing the Bible were

Latin, Greek, and Hebrew

Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek

Hebrew, Greek, and Syriac

The years Herod the Great ruled were:

50-90 AD

40-4 BC

30-45 AD

Old Testament prophecies should be understood

By having both a near and a far meaning

According to how the church understood them

According to the fulfillment as explained by the New Testament

The meaning of each NT word is best understood by

The first meaning in the dictionary

The meaning indicated by the context

The many meanings that are possible given the many readers of the NT

What we call the Pauline Epistles are

The books that the early church understood to be written by Paul or his followers

The books that were written by Paul himself

The books that contained the ideas of Paul, written by the churches in which he taught

Paul's captivity letters include

Romans, Ephesians, and Philemon

Ephesians, Colossians, and Philippians

Colossians, 1 and 2 Thessalonians, and Titus

The city of Corinth was a

Large city famous for trade and immorality

Small city famous for agriculture and fine art

Rural area famous for sheep raising and weaving of woolen cloth