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Terms for REL 107: New Testament You are responsible for learning all the terms in this list as they are used in class or appear in the assigned readings throughout the semester. Look in the textbook(s) for definitions or explanations. Use also other sources listed in the syllabus as well as resources in the library or on the Web. Pay attention to the use of these words in your readings and in class. Never be afraid to ask me or others what a term means (but do the research yourself first). N.B.: Terms in yellow may be on the midterm exam. In addition, terms in green may be on the final exam. Last updated 15 April 2016. 666 Abba Abraham Capernaum catholic Catholic Epistles AD CE Adam agape Alexander the Great Alexandria allegory Alpha & Omega amanuensis amillennialism anachronism (the) Annunciation anthropomorphism antichrist Antioch Antiochus IV Epiphanes (the) Antitheses apocalypse apocalyptic (literature) apocalyptic(ism) Apocrypha apology apostasy apostle Aramaic asceticism Asia Asia Minor Athens Augustus Ave Maria Babylon baptism Barabbas Barnabas Cephas Christ Christian christological titles Christology church circumcision codex Colossae Constantine Corinth cosmopolitan ethos cosmopolitanism covenant criterion of dissimiliarity cult Damascus Daniel David deacon Dead Sea Scrolls Delphi demon demythologize deuterocanon(ical) deutero-Pauline devil Diaspora Diatessaron disciple divination Docetism dogmatic theology dualism Egypt eisegesis ekklesia elder election Elijah Elizabeth emperor worship endogamy Ephesus Epicureanism epistle eschatology BC BCE Beatitudes beloved disciple Benedictus Bethlehem Bible biblical theology bibliolatry bishop Caesarea Cana Canaan canon eschaton Essenes etiology Eucharist evangelist exegesis exile Exodus exogamy exorcism expiation faith Farrer Hypothesis fulfillment citation Galilee Gehenna genealogy General Epistles genre Gentile Gethsemane glossolalia gnosis Gnosticism Gnostics Golden Rule Golgotha Gomorrah Good Friday gospel Gospel Gospel of Thomas grace (the) Great Commission Greco-Roman (world) Greece Griesbach Hypothesis Hades Hasmoneans Hebrew Hebrew Bible Hellenism Hellenist Hellenistic period Hellenistic world Hellenization heresy hermeneutical circle hermeneutics Herod (the Great) heterodoxy high Christology historical criticism historical Jesus Holy of Holies Holy Spirit hour of glory hymn idol incarnation Isaac Ishmael Israel James (“the Lord’s brother”) Jerome Jerusalem Jesus Jew Jewish Scriptures Jewry Jezebel Johannine Epistles John of Patmos John the Baptist Jordan River Joseph (Flavius) Josephus Joshua Judah Judaism Judaizers Judas Iscariot Judas Maccabeus Judea Julius Caesar justified justification justification by faith kenosis kerygma kerygmatic Christ King James Version Kingdom of God Kingdom of Heaven Koine L Last Supper (the Jewish) Law Lazarus lectionary Levites lex talionis literary seam liturgy Logos Lord Lord’s Prayer Lord’s Supper love chapter low Christology LXX M Maccabees Macedonia magi (the) Magnificat manumission manuscript Marcion Markan priority Mary Mary Magdalene Mediterranean Sea Melchizedek messiah messianic secret metaphor Mishnah monotheism Moses MS mystery religions Nag Hammadi narrative Nazareth Nero Noah Nunc Dimittis Octavian Old Testament Onesimus oracles oral Law oral tradition orthodoxy orthopraxy pagan Palestine papyrus parable Paraclete parenesis (the) Parousia Passion Passover Pastoral Letters (Epistles) (the) Pastorals Paul Pax Romana Pentateuch Pentecost pericope Peter Pharisees Philemon Philippi Philo (of Alexandria) philosophy pistis Plato Platonism Pliny polytheism Pontius Pilate postmillennialism predestination premillennialism presbyter preterism priest Prison Letters prophet propitiation proverb Psalm pseudonymity Pseudepigrapha pure biblical theology Q Qumran rabbi rapture realized eschatology reconciliation redaction criticism redactor redeemer redemption repent resurrection revelation righteous(ness) Rome Roman Empire Sabbath Sadducees salvation history Samaria Samaritans Sanhedron Sarah Satan Saul (of Tarsus) savior scribe Second Temple Seleucids Semites Septuagint Sermon on the Mount Sermon on the Plain Shema Sheol Sicarii signs signs source simile Simon Peter (Mount) Sinai Sitz im Leben Skepticism Socrates Sodom Son of God Son of Man soteriology soul Stoicism synagogue syncretism Synoptic Gospels Synoptic problem Synoptics synthetic judgment tabernacle Tanak(h) Talmud Temple testament textual criticism theology Theophilus Thomas three-storied universe Timothy Titus Titus, emperor Torah tradition Trajan Transfiguration true biblical theology Two-Source Hypothesis Tyndale, William undisputed letters variant reading Vespasian Vulgate Wisdom works Wycliffe, John Zealots Zechariah Zeus (Mount) Zion