F11 6. What does the term \"pericope\" mean? 7. What is the goal of \"historical
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F11 6. What does the term "pericope" mean? 7. What is the goal of "historical criticism"? 8. What mode of criticism would you use to determine the source of a saying that was in Matthew and Mark? both a. Form Criticism b. Womanist Criticism c. Redaction Criticism 9. What mode of criticism would you use to understand the bi-polar structure of Mark's gospel? a. Form Criticism b. Source Criticismm c. Redaction Criticism d. Form Criticism 10. Why is the term "messiah" applied to David in Jewish Studies? a. He was a Zealot b. He was a deliverer/warrior king c. He was a Pharisee in Jesus' family tree 11. In the Jerusalem section of the Gospel of Mark, what Christological term is applied to Jesus? 12. Which sect of Jews was in charge of the temple under Herod when Jesus went in during Passover Week? a. Pharisees b. Zealots c. Sadducees d. Roman soldiers 13. What phase of Jesus' life is missing from Mark, but contained in Matthew and Luke? 14. What religion was Jesus of Nazareth?Explanation / Answer
7.An extract from a text, especially a passage from the Bible.When preaching a section of Scripture it is crucial to know where the section begins and ends and it is the pericope that provides the framework. There are many clues as to defining the shape of a pericope which might include transitional words, plot or scene changes, syntactical markers, etc. It might also be argued that the pericope gives a textual limit to the one meaning of a given text which is of first importance in understanding the original meaning of a biblical author. 8.Historical criticism, literary criticism in the light of historical evidence or based on the context in which a work was written, including facts about the author’s life and the historical and social circumstances of the time. This is in contrast to other types of criticism, such as textual and formal, in which emphasis is placed on examining the text itself while outside influences on the text are disregarded. Historical criticism seeks greater understanding of biblical texts by analyzing the historical and social contexts in which they developed. The goal of historical criticism, traditionally, has been to try to understand the text’s meaning in its original context and to answer questions about the text, such as: * Who wrote it? * When was it written? * What else what happening at the time of its writing? * How did it come to be in the form we have it today? * What did it mean to the people who first read or heard it? 9.Form criticism might be used. 10.He was warrior king according to the Jewish studies. The rest of the questions can be asked as another question.Due to time constarints only first 4 have been answered
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