Must have 1200 word count for all total questions with 3 schorlay sources in APA format.
1.
Define the term pseudonymity and explain its practice among Hellenistic-Jewish and early Christian writers.
2.
In what specific ways concerning Jesus’ return does II Thessalonians differ from Paul’s first letter to the Thessalonians? Why do some scholars think that it was written after Paul’s death?
3.
Summarize the arguments for and against Paul’s authorship of Colossians.
4.
What is the relationship that Paul seems to think best describes the union between the Church and Christ in the book of Ephesians? What are the implications for Christians in this union?
5.
Why do scholars think that the pastoral letters were written by a later churchman? Why do these letters emphasize tradition so much and spend so much time combating heresy.
6.
Hebrews chapter 11 is often called the “Hall of Faith”. Who are some of the more recognizable figures in this chapter and how do they exhibit faith?
7.
What first century heresy might the book of I John be a response to? What language/images does the author use to indicate that he is opposing this heresy?
8.
Define the term apocalypse as a literary genre, and explain how the Book of Revelation unveils realities of the unseen spirit world and previews future events.
9.
Identify and explain some of the myths of cosmic conflict that John incorporates into his vision of the universal struggle between good and evil.
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Must have 1200 word count for all total questions with 3 schorlay so.docx
1. Must have 1200 word count for all total questions with 3
schorlay sources in APA format.
1.
Define the term pseudonymity and explain its practice among
Hellenistic-Jewish and early Christian writers.
2.
In what specific ways concerning Jesus’ return does II
Thessalonians differ from Paul’s first letter to the
Thessalonians? Why do some scholars think that it was written
after Paul’s death?
3.
Summarize the arguments for and against Paul’s authorship of
Colossians.
4.
What is the relationship that Paul seems to think best describes
2. the union between the Church and Christ in the book of
Ephesians? What are the implications for Christians in this
union?
5.
Why do scholars think that the pastoral letters were written by a
later churchman? Why do these letters emphasize tradition so
much and spend so much time combating heresy.
6.
Hebrews chapter 11 is often called the “Hall of Faith”. Who are
some of the more recognizable figures in this chapter and how
do they exhibit faith?
7.
What first century heresy might the book of I John be a
response to? What language/images does the author use to
indicate that he is opposing this heresy?
8.
3. Define the term apocalypse as a literary genre, and explain how
the Book of Revelation unveils realities of the unseen spirit
world and previews future events.
9.
Identify and explain some of the myths of cosmic conflict that
John incorporates into his vision of the universal struggle
between good and evil.
