Exam 13: Paul the Letter Writer Part Four: The Pastoral Epistles and the Problem of Pseudonymous Letters

Which of the following does your textbook suggest is the most appropriate definition of "authorship"?

Which of the following is true?

Many ancient documents were . . .

Which of the following terms means "falsely attributed author"?

The only document in the New Testament that is not really situation-specific is . . .

A repeated formula in 1 Timothy is . . .

The question of the authenticity of the New Testament documents matters in terms of . . .

The Pastoral Epistles have falsely attributed authorship.

The definition of authorship in antiquity does not differ from the modern definition of authorship.

The tradition that Paul himself wrote the pastoral epistles is . . .

If some of the New Testament writings are pseudonymous, it makes . . .

Which was NOT a significant reason for Paul to write to Timothy?

Where is Titus ministering when Paul writes to him?

What is the primary critical question raised about the pastoral epistles?

In 2 Timothy, Paul describes "all Scripture" as . . .

Ecclesiology is . . .

In Titus, Paul calls Jesus' return . . .

Who is Timothy and why does Paul write 1 and 2 Timothy?

Which of the following most likely had a hand in the composition of the pastoral epistles?

What is an enthymeme and how does understanding them help to unlock the meaning of the arguments in the Pastoral Epistles?