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A teaching method Jesus often used to illustrate
the kingdom of God
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The Gospel that stands alone from the other three in its wording, structure and general characteristics
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King over Palestine at the time of Jesus' birth
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Town where Jesus grew up
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First Century method of execution reserved for
non-Romans, revolutionaires, the lowest classes and the most dangerous criminals
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The way scholars label the issue of accounting
for the similarities and differences between the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke
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Greek word that means "gospel"
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Place where the Old Testament prophet Micah
had said that the Messiah would be born
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The son of Herod the Great who executed John
the Baptist
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The high Jewish council in Jerusalem which charged Jesus with blasphemy because He identified Himself as the Son of Man of Daniel 7:13
and said He would be seated at the right hand of God and coming on the clouds of heaven |
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Roman governor who condemned Jesus to death under pressure from the Jewish Sanhedrin
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Physical demonstrations by Jesus that the
kingdom of God had come
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The label for how the story of Jesus was passed
on until it was finally written down
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