In Luke we find Luke describe both John and Jesus in terms of innocent martyrs and prophets. Luke carries this theme into Acts. Describe how Stephen, Peter and Paul follow Luke's blueprint of the martyr prophet. Give examples.
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Question 1 : In Luke we find Luke describe
both John and Jesus in terms of innocent martyrs and prophets. Luke carries
this theme into Acts. Describe how Stephen, Peter and Paul follow Luke's
blueprint of the martyr prophet. Give examples.
Question 2: In Paul's letter to the
Thessolonians he encourages the people
not to worry, stay sober, put on one's breastplate of faith and love and helmet
of hope. What is the crisis in the church to which Paul is responding? Why is
hope important in this crisis?
Question 3: In Paul's first letter to the
Corinthians we find him addressing many
problem the church in Corinth is facing. What is the context of the passage
"And now faith, hope and love abide, these three; and the greatest is
love." What is the problem Paul is addressing? How does this passage serve
as a solution?
Question 4: The first eight chapters of
Romans can be summed up as Paul's doctrine of "justification by faith
apart from the law". What does this doctrine mean?
