Study Questions- Week 3
Chapter 7
1.
How does John 1:1–18 serve as a road map for the entire Gospel?
John 1:1-18 serves as a roadmap for the reader to use their eloquence to present a clear and compelling vision of how the Gospel will progress, and how it will impact the lives of those who follow it. This may involve describing the challenges and obstacles that will need to be overcome, as well as the opportunities and benefits that will arise along the way.
2.
What is the major purpose of the signs included in the first half of John’s Gospel?
The major purpose is to show the reader that Jesus is the Messiah sent from God. 3.
What is the major purpose of the “I am” statements?
The major purpose of the "I am" statements is to demonstrate Jesus' divinity and to reveal the nature of his relationship with God the Father.
The "I am" statements
in John's Gospel serve to highlight Jesus' divine nature and his role as the source of salvation for humanity.
Chapter 8
1.
What is the basic “blueprint” for Acts, and why?
The basic blueprint of Acts is Acts 1:8.
2.
What was the major issue discussed at the Jerusalem Council?
The issue was if the Gentiles had to become Jewish proselytes before converting to Christians. Chapter 9
1.
Which legal status enabled Paul to appeal to the Roman emperor?
Paul’s Roman citizenship enable him to appeal to the Roman emperor. 2.
Where was Paul from?
Paul was from Tarsus of Cilicia. 3.
Who was Paul’s teacher?
Paul teacher was Gamaliel.
4.
What does the name Paul mean?
The name Paul means “small” in Latin. 5.
When Paul was converted, what was the central tenet in his belief system that had to
change?
The central tenet in his belief system that had to change after his conversion was his understanding of Jesus Christ.
6.
What was the focus of Paul’s gospel?
The focus of Paul’s gospel was Jesus Christ.
