Our New Testament exam was this afternoon and it felt much more difficult than the Old Testament exam on Monday.
Throughout the year, we have been studying Mark's gospel, Paul's letter to the Ephesians and Peter's first epistle.
Part of my problem in the exam was that I seemed to draw a mental blank on almost all of what I had learned about 1 Peter! I couldn't remember the structure I had memorised and, in a panic, seemed to then forget everything else about the book!!
Anyhow, see what you think of the questions I attempted:
- How does Mark's structure assist the telling of his story?
- 'Your faith has saved you.' What is the relationship between faith and salvation in Mark's Gospel?
- 'Four Gospels. One Jesus.' Explain the advantages and disadvantages for Gospels study, of having four Gospels.
- How does the Christology of 1 Peter serve to motivate readers towards doing good?
- In what ways does Christ change human relationships, according to Ephesians?
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.
Now onto study for the Church History exam on Friday!
