ARK New Testament Teachings 3

Question 1

The phrase 'Son of Man' in the New Testament Gospels primarily draws on imagery from:

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Daniel 7 — a heavenly figure who receives divine authority and kingdom

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Genesis creation narrative

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Psalm 22 — the suffering servant

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Isaiah 53 — the servant of the Lord

Question 2

The New Testament term 'ekklesia' (church) comes from the Greek meaning:

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Called-out ones or assembly

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Holy assembly of God

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Followers of the Way

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Baptized community

Question 3

The Epistle to the Hebrews is unique in describing Jesus as:

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The eternal High Priest after the order of Melchizedek

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The New Moses

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The Son of David

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The True Prophet

Question 4

The Sermon on the Plain in Luke 6 differs from Matthew's Sermon on the Mount by including:

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Woes alongside the Beatitudes

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More Beatitudes

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The Lord's Prayer

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The antitheses ('You have heard it said...')

Question 5

In Pauline theology, what does 'the body of Christ' primarily refer to?

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The Church as the communal organism of Christ's presence in the world

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Jesus's physical body before resurrection

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The Eucharistic bread

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Paul's own suffering in ministry

Question 6

The 'Pastoral Epistles' (1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, Titus) are so called because they:

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Primarily address the pastoral care and governance of churches

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Were written for shepherds and farmers

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Contain Jesus's teaching on the Good Shepherd

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Were written during Paul's time in the desert