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Evangelism, Chapter 7, Evangelism in Peter's Preaching
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- 1In Peter's five proclamations in the book of Acts, the apostle focuses on the two themes ofwho Jesus is and
why He gave His life - 2A full proclamation of Jesus' identity often includesan explanation of who Jesus is not
- 3The Scriptures make it clear that the believer's faith is useless unlessChrist died and rose again
- 4The Romans and the Jews, for their part in Jesus' crucifixion, are best understood asrepresentative of all sinful people for whom Jesus gave His life
- 5John the Baptist said that Jesus came to "take away the sin of the world." Therefore,anyone, regardless of background or sins committed, can accept God's forgiveness
- 6The Gospel of Mark is distinguished from the other three in that it isthe simplest, shortest, and most direct record of Jesus life
- 7Mark wrote his Gospel during a time when Christianswere being severely persecuted and needed encouragement
- 8The structure of the Gospel of Mark is best described asa sermon in written form ideally suited for presenting Christ to non-believers
- 9The early chapters of Mark portray who Jesus is byrecounting Jesus' miracles and confronting the reader to make a personal choice
- 10When Mark considers why Jesus gave His life, he usesextensive details of Jesus' last week on earth and Jesus' own statements
- 11In Peter's five proclamations in the Book of Acts, what are his two themes?Peter spoke of who Jesus is
and why He gave His life - 12Why must a full presentation of Jesus identity also explain who He is not?Popular presentations of Jesus in today's media distort His identity as God, presenting Him as fictional or only human
- 13What is Christianity if Jesus is not divine?The Scriptures make it clear that our faith is useless if Jesus is not the crucified and risen Son of God
- 14Why is it inaccurate to blame the Roman or Jews for Jesus' death?Jesus gave His life freely for the redemption of all humanity, according to John 10:17-18
- 15Why is it wrong to view God the Father as *judge* in contrast to God the Son as *love*?The Trinity worked in cooperation to bring about redemption. God the Father sent His Son to save the world. The Son obediently came.
- 16What distinguishes the Gospel of Mark from the other three gospels?Mark is the simplest, shortest, and most direct presentation of Jesus' life.
- 17What were the circumstances under which Mark wrote His Gospel?Mark wrote his account of Christ's life during a time of great persecution in the Roman Empire. It was intended to comfort and encourage Christians.
- 18What literary form does Mark take with his Gospel?Mark wrote his Gospel as a sermon on the life of Christ. This renders his Gospel especially helpful for presenting Christ to the lost
- 19What theme pervades the first half of Mark's Gospel?Mark powerfully builds the case for who Jesus is by recounting Christ's miracles and confronting the reader with a challenger to accept or reject that evidence.
- 20How does Mark focus the second half of his Gospel?Mark considers why Jesus gave His life as he describes Jesus' final week of life on earth and uses Jesus' statements to identify Jesus' purpose
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