Exam 18: The Synoptic Problem and the Gospel of Mark
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Exam 18: The Synoptic Problem and the Gospel of Mark31 Questions
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According to the Synoptic Gospels, Jesus spoke fluent Greek.
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List and explain the arguments for Markan priority.
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Students should fully explain the patterns of agreement between the Synoptics, the sequence of the narratives, and the characteristics of the changes that Matthew and Luke made to Mark. In their discussions they should explain how these three elements work to show that Mark was written first and used as a source by Matthew and Luke.
Which New Testament Gospel was probably written last?
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How far into the narrative would ancient readers/listeners of the Gospels have expected to get before they would be able to discern Jesus' character and identity?
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Ancient biographies were usually arranged in chronological order.
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Most scholars believe Matthew and Luke both used Mark as a source.
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In the story of the women who find Jesus' tomb empty and are instructed by a young man (or angel) to go tell Peter and the other disciples (Mark 16), the last twelve verses of this story in Mark were
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There is only one accepted scholarly solution to the Synoptic Problem.
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Methodical character development of the central character of a biography would be expected by readers of
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According to the four-source hypothesis, in addition to Mark, both Matthew and Luke used
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Discuss the four-source hypothesis. How are these four sources related? What is their character (oral, written)?
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When Jesus is baptized, the spirit of God descends on him in the shape of
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Biographies written by Christians put a significant amount of emphasis on Jesus' __________, which is very unusual for ancient biographies?
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What was it about Mark's grammar that influenced Matthew and Luke to change the way they talked about the same material?
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Modern biographers are less trusting of ____________ of information than the ancient biographers were.
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