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    Scripture Quotes

     For the Theology Comprehensive Exams at JDV, Pune.

    Collected by

    Rayan Lobo, SJ

    www.rayanlobo.blogspot.in 

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    Genesis

      Gen 1: 24: Creation of human beings in the image and likeness of God (blessing for all).

     

    Gen : 2,7: - HP - Dependent on god  

      Gen 2, 4- 3, 24 - Second creation story considers Adam and eve as historical persons 

      The Semitic traditions are: the Jewish tradition  –   they believe in a personal God who

    establishes a covenantal relationship with human beings (gen 9: 9- 11). 

      The Jews too believe in a personal God who establishes a covenantal relationship with all

    humans (Gen 9:9).

     

    Gn 12:1-3: By you all the families of the earth shall be blessed.

      The Patriarchs built altars in Canaan (Gen 12, 7f; 13, 18; 26, 25) and offered sacrifices (Gen 22;

    31, 54; 46, 1).

      Gen 12, 1-3 ‘God tells Abraham that in him all families will be blessed’ .

    Gen 18: Three men came to visit to Abraham ... blessed them with the child etc

     

    Gen 17, 9-10 - Relationship of Intimacy with some individuals like - Abraham  –   Gen  –  

    Circumcision is a sign of covenant between YHWH and Abraham.

      Gen 20: 7-17: Abraham intercedes for Abhimalech and his house hold. God hears his prayer and

    heals him.

      Gen 26:4 : Through Issac to Abhimalech ( King of Philitines) and Ishmaelites.

      Gen 28:14: Through Jacob,Medianites( Laban ) and Armanians are blessed.

      Gen 39: 5 : through Joseph,Egyptians are blessed.

      Gen 50: 19-20: Don’t be afraid. God can turn evil to good…..as he has delivered numerous people

    ( referring to Egyptians)

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    Exodus

      Ex 4: 22-23a. The expressions `Israel is my first Son', `let my Son go' show for the first time

    the Father Son relationship between God and Israel.

      6: 6-7 also clearly brings out the idea of God as Saviour, protector and redeemer of the people of Israel

     Ex 15: 11  –  “who is like you O Lord among the Gods?’ 

      19, 3-8 - “ If you obey my voice and keep my covenant you shall be my treasured possession

     out of all the peoples”. 

       In Ex 19:6  in the OT, the whole nation of Israel (due to covenant) is vested with the priestly

     powers (due to mission). 

     

    Exodus 23 and Proverbs 13, it is said that it is an abomination to justify a guilty person 

      . Ex 24 -  Jews a unique mission  –   to bring the Rn of this one living God to the whole of

    humankind The Torah

      Ex 24 - In the OT covenant was sealed or made with the blood of animal

      The priesthood is chosen and consecrated by God himself for his service (Ex 32: 25-29 Sons

    of Levi 

      Ark of the covenant(Ex 25/22)

      The priesthood is chosen and consecrated by God himself for his service (Ex 32: 25-29 Sons of

    Levi 

      Jeremiah 2,23 - Moses ( Ex 33/11)

      Washing rite of priests( Ex 40/12-15)(Consecration of Aaron and his sons as priests)

    Confirmation reveals –  Jesus as the one who receives

      Presence of YHWH in the tent(Ex 40,34-38)

    Dueteronomy

      Deut 7:3 - The election of Israel made by YHWH is an act o f love and not because of the

    greatness of Israel.

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      Dt 7,6 - “The Lord your God has chosen you out of all the peoples of the earth to be his people

    his treasured possession.”  

      Deut 10,19 says “You shall also love the stranger for you were a stranger in the land of

    Egypt.” 

      Deut 20: the enemies who are outside promise land-kill only the male and the enemies who are

    inside promise land-kill everyone

      Duet 21: 23 - The one who dies on the wood is cursed.

    Leviticus

     

    Lev 26,11-12 and Ezek 37,27 and thereby joining the ‘presence’ and the ‘spirit’.

    Numbers

       Num 27:21 - Consulting Oracles through the Urim and Thummim to determine God’s

    will on particular issues

    Samuel

      The king performs several priestly functions (2 Sam 6:14): he offers sacrifice and blesses the

     people. (See Ps 110 ) 

      2 Sam 7:14_ I will build a house for you. Your son shall reign forever.

    Kings

      Temple(1kgs 8,29)

    Psalm

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      Ps 110 - The  king performs several priestly functions (2 Sam 6:14): he offers

    sacrifice and blesses the people.

    ProverbsProverbs 13, it is said that it is an abomination to justify a guilty person

    Issiah

      Is 28/16) : - It was part of Jewish eschatology that a mighty temple will be built

      Metaphor (shepherd/ king) taken from the context of Israel, who depicted Yahweh as their sole

    shepherd (Is 40:11/ Jere 3:1-4/ Ez 34:1-11).

      Is 44/6: “I am the first and I am the last. And there is no other god but me.” 

      (Is 45/21)The righteous God demands strict justice from his people

      Is 45/22: I am god. There is no other god.

      Is 49, 1-6 : How he was chosen as a light to the nations.(‘.... I will give you as a light of the

     nations.... to bring the good news to the ends of the earth.’) 

      (Is 61,1) - Hovers over those who are cchosen by god  

     

    Is 64: 8 We are the clay, you are the potter. 

    Jeremiah

      Jer 1: 5 –‘ before I formed you I chose you as a prophet to the nations’. 

      Jer 18: 1-2 : hereafter each one will be punished for his own sin.-So far they believed in collective

    responsibility.

     

    (Jer 31/29; Ez 18:1-2) - In the pre-exilic time the understanding was collective and National

    responsibility

      Jer 31/30 stresses individual responsibility

       Jer 31,34 -I will remember their inequities no more. 

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    Ezekial

      God is not confined to any geographical place(temple-place) (Ez 1-3 glory of God)

     

    Lev 26,11-12 and Ezek 37,27 and thereby joining the ‘presence’ and the ‘spirit’.

    Amos

      Amos1-2 OAF - Arranged according to the theme/subject

      Amos 3,1.2  - “Brought you out of Egypt….you only have I known of all the families of the

    earth.”  

      In Amos (1-2) God punishes other nations. Whose is he to punish other gods? Who is he to punish

    other nations?

      Amos 7: 15, Is 1:3 -- He is a Covenantal God. He entered into a covenantal relation with Israelite

    and called them ‘my people’

      Amos 9:7- Expanded by the Redactor (Hope-doxologies-promise of God)

      Amos 9.13  –  we see the superscription of Hope, doxology – hurried ending.

    Habakuk

     The Righteous shall live by faith (Habakkuk 2:4) 

    Malachi 

      Mal 2:10 have we not all one father?

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    Matthew

       Mt 5-7, Sermon on the Mount

       Mt 10 –  Mission

       Mt 13 –  Parables

     

     Mt 18 –  Community Discourse

       Mt 24-27 - Eschatological Discourse.

      Mt 1, 16: Genealogy : The focus is the Christological and the Messianic motherhood

    of Mary and reference to virginal conception of Jesus in 1,18 and 20 through the HS.

     

    Mt 3/11-12 - Baptism of John the Baptist

     Mt 3, 13-17: Baptism (Father reveals, Son revealed, Spirit empowers

     Mt. 7:21 tell us that not everyone who confesses the Lordship of Jesus will receive

    salvation but those who do the will of the Father.

      Mk 8:37 –  9:1 || MT& Lk Jesus fortells his death.

      Mk 11: 27 -33 || Mt: 21. 23-27 and Lk 20: 1-8 –   Jesus’ authority quesstionned in

    Jerusalem

      Mt 26, 28 - the blood is poured out as an expiation for the forgiveness of sins 

      Mt 26, 26 –  29 : Take –  eat –  this is my body.

      Mt 26, 26 –  29: this is the blood of my covenant, which is poured out for many for the

    forgiveness of sins.

      Mt 28, 18f : Mission command, baptise in the name of the Father…… 

    Mark

      Baptism of Jesus Christ (Mk 1/10-11)

      Mk 1, 14 –  Time is fulfilled - KOG is near –  repent and believe in the good news.

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      Mk 1, 15 –  ‘ Repent and Believe’ is a call to Metanoea. 

      Mk 10,45 - Church become the sacrament of the kingdom through - Diakonia(Service) –  

      Mk 10,45 - Charismatic and Service-Patrine ministry. 

      Mk 14, 22 -25 : Take this is my body.

      Mk 14, 22 -25: this is the blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many.

      Mk 14,36  –  Jesus calls God as ‘Abba’. 

    “Abba Father, all things are possible to thee, remove this cup from me; yet not what I will but what

    thou wilt".

      Mk 16, 16: The one who believes and is baptized will be saved; but the one who does not believe

    will be condemned.

    Luke

      Lk 1, 35 : the spirit overshadowed Mary. Therefore child to be born will be holy; he will

     be called the son of God.-

      Lk 1,35 –  “the spirit will come upon you”(Over hadowing of Jesus). - –  Over shadowing

    of the spirit. –  

      Lk 1,35 –  Birth of Jesus foretold to Mary by the angel : “ The Holy Spirit will come upon

     you and power of the most high will overshadow you.” 

      Lk 1, 26-38:  In “Annunciation” focus is on the Christological and Messianic

    motherhood of Mary.

      Lk 1, 28-30 is used today in the context of Eph 1, 3-10

      Lk 3,21 Jesus was anointed by the spirit

      Lk 3,22 : The Baptism of Jesus: The HS descended upon him in bodily form like a dove.

      Lk 4, 1 : Temptation of Jesus –   Jesus full of the HS returned from Jordan and was led by

    the spirit.

      Lk 4,14 : The beginning of the Galillean ministry –  “ Thus Jesus, filled with the power of

    the HS…” 

      Lk 4,14: The spirit who is the shaper of the public ministry of Jesus.

      Lk 4: 16 -21 –  

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      To proclaim good new to the poor

      freedom to the captives

      sight to the blind

       proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord = Sabbatical year = Jubilee year

      Sabbath is a day of rest for animals and land.)

      Lk 4:17 we see Jesus as the fulfillment of the prophecy 

      Lk 4, 16-19 –  Mission manifesto of Jesus

      Lk 4, 16 –  good new to the poor, sight to the blind, liberation to the captives 

      Lk 22, 20 –  “ New covenant is in my blood” ( 1 Cor 11, 25)

      Lk 22, 14 -20 : This is my body which is given for you. Do this in remembrance of me.

      Lk 22, 14 -20: this cup that is poured out for you is the new covenant in my blood.

    John

      John 1:1 We declare to you what was from the beginning, what we have  heard, what we

    have  seen  with our eyes and what we have looked   at and  touched   with our hands

    concerning the word of life 

      Jn 1:1-18 says no one has ever seen God. It is God the only Son who has made him

    known. Therefore this text clearly shows the Trinity understanding of God as revealed by

    Jesus.

      Jn 1,14 : In Jesus Christ, the word became flesh.

      Jn 1, 32-33 - Jesus is the permanent abode of the Spirit –  

      Jn 14:9 Jesus tells Philippians “Whoever has seen me has seen the Father.”

      To be our model of holiness (Jn 15, 12)

      John: Presents Mary from Ecclesiological perspective. Eg : In Cana Mary is presented

    the perfect disciple –  as a woman of faith.

      John 17:19 Structure of priestly prayer, Yom Kippur- high Priest invokes name of God,

     prayed for himself, for the priests and for all people.

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      Jn 19, 26 -27 : Mary is not shown as comforter but the Messianic motherhood is stressed.

      It is Pastoral (Jn 21,15-17; Lg 25) – Petrine Ministry

      Petrine Ministry - The origin and growth of the church are symbolized in the blood and

    water that flowed from the side of Jesus on the cross(Jn 19,34)

    Acts

      Acts 1,14 : Mary is presented at the birth of Christ –  Christocentric and the birth of the

    church –  Ecclesio-centric.

      Acts 2,2 = sound like the ruah = a violent wind.

       Acts 4,12: - Jesus is the (unique) only mediator and saviour of humankind  

      Acts 4, 12: There is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven

    given among mortals by which we must be saved.

      Act 8/ 14-17 where the divine spirit is given through the laying of hands   ( Peter and

    John) on the people of Samaria.

    Romans

     

    Rom 1:20: Natural revelation

      The salvific effects of thee saving events are appropriated through faith in Jesus Christ (Rom

    1:16-17)

      Rom 1:16-17 --The salvific effects of thee saving events are appropriated through faith in Jesus

    Christ

      Rom 3, 24-27: They are now justified by his grace as a gift through the redemption that is in

    Christ Jesus; whom God put forward as a sacrifice of atonement by his blood, effective through

     faith. He did this to show his righteousness, because in his divine forbearance he had passed

    over the sins previously committed . 

      Rom 3: 24b -25 - Redemption(Ransom):

      Redemption(Ransom): ( Rom 3: 24b -25)

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      Rom 5,12 is in him all have sinned. It should be because of him all have sinned.

      Principle of Love(Rom 5,6)

    Syn Christo = Rom 6,6

      Rom 6,1-11 : Dying and rising with Christ with Baptism and getting newness of life.

      Rom 6, 3-11 where Paul says that,-A Christian is buried with Christ -And is raised with him

      Rom 8,17 : If children then heirs, heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ –  if – in fact we suffer

    with him then we might also be glorified with him.

      Principle of Prayer (Rom 8,26)

      He says that the spirit dwells in us(Rom8,9,11)

      Spirit is the principle of Christians eventual resurrection(Rom 8,11)

      Principle of Prayer (Rom 8,26)

      He says that the spirit dwells in us(Rom8,9,11)

      Rom 8, 15-16 : You have received a spirit of adoption, not a spirit of slavery.

      (Rom 11,6). - it is no longer on the basis of works; otherwise grace would no longer be

    grace . 

      Rom 13:8-10; And the touch-stone of authentic Christian life is Agape

      Principle of Hope(Rom 15,23)

    Rom 16:26 talks about the obedience of faith………….. the answer is we respond through the

    obedience of faith.

    Corinthians

      Widom of god ( I Cor 1, 23),

     

    1 Cor 15: 3-8 …last of all as to one untimely born, appeared also to me.

      1 Cor 15 / 3-5: core of Christian kerygma, also the Gospel that received and handed on to

    future generations.

      1 Cor5,5 Sarx = sinful nature of humanity

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      1 Cor 15 / 3-5: core of Christian kerygma, also the Gospel that received and handed on to

    future generations.

      the touch-stone of authentic Christian life is Agape (Rom 13:8-10; 1 Cor 13:13)

     

    1Cor 3,16 : Do you not know that you are god’s temple and that God’s spirit dwells in

    you?

      1 Cor 11, 23 -26: This is my body that is for you, do this in remembrance of me.

      1 Cor 11, 23 -26 : This cup is the new covenant in my blood. Do this in remembrance of

      1 Cor 12/ 4-11 : Gifts of the spirit are given to an - individual or group for building up

    of the body of Christ. - There are varieties of gifts which are complementary. - All

    meant for the building up of the Church. -  Receiving Charisms (Confirmation)Anointing – (Consecration) - Laying of Hands

      Eis Christon = 1 Cor 12,13

      Spirit is the Principle of faith( 1 Cor 12,3)

      2 Cor 5, 17  –   “If anyone is in Christ, there is new creation. Everything old has pass

    away; see everything has become new. - If anyone is in Christ, there is a new creation.

    Everything old has passed away, see everything has become new. -- We become a new

    creation in Christ and Christ lives in us.

      2 Cor 5: 18-21-Reconciliation

      2 Cor 6, 16b : For we are the temple of the living God

      2 Cor 13, 13: Mass greeting; grace of Christ, love of God, fellowship of the Spirit: 3 aspects

    of Christian life.

    Galatians

     

    Gal 1,15 –  is the key text to understand his mission

      ‘ before I was formed in the womb, God had set me apart to send me to  proclaim to the

     gentiles.(Gal 1:15)

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      Gal 1:16 - Paul is not an apostle by human beings but untimely from God through Jesus Christ –  

    commissioned to present the gospel to the gentiles

      Gal 2, 20: There is no longer I who live but Christ lives in me.

      Gal 4, 4-6: God sends Son, Spirit; their twofold mission in the Church

      Gal 5, 13: - “We are called to be slaves, slaves to one another. –   before and into god. It’s a self

    realization in the direction of God or radical self refusal towards God.

      Principle of right conduct( Gal 5, 16-25)

      Gal. 5: 16ff --Therefore, as much as we live in the Spirit, we will be moving away from the

    sphere of flesh into the sphere of the Spirit.

     

    Gal. 5:22 ff --To the extent we move from flesh to the spirit, we will have the fruit of the Spirit –   joy, sympathy, understanding, forgiveness and so on.

    Ephesians

      Eph 1,19: It pleaed God , in his goodness and wisdom to reveal the mystery of his will

    through Jesus Christ. 

      Eph 2, 8-10: By grace you have been saved through faith and it is not your own doing but

    it’s the gift of God. 

      A gratuitous gift of God means –  without any condition –we don’t merit it as Eph 2, 8-10

    says

      Eph 2:18 which says, “For through him both of us have access in one Spirit to the Father” 

      Eph 4, 4-6: above all (Father), through all (Son), in all (Spirit).

    Philipians

      Phil 1,21 : For me living is Christ and dying is gain.

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    Timothy –  1,2

      (1 Tim 6:16). - Human beings are a bundle of possibilities seeking "the Beyond"- God,

    though no one has ever seen God ...

      1 tim 2, 4 : God wills the salvation of all.

      1 Tim 2, 5: There is one God; there is also one mediator between God and mankind,

    Christ Jesus, himself human

      2 Tim 3, 16-17: ‘all scripture is inspired by God; and is useful for teaching, for reproof

    for correction, and for training in righteousness.

    Letter to Hebrews

      The Scripture says the living God has been disclose of us in varied times and nowhere more

    fully than in Jesus Christ (Heb 1: 1ff).

      Heb 1:1-2 - Supernatural revelation

      Heb 5, 1-4- He is the mediator between God and humankind. He offers sacrifice for the sins

    of humans he is appointed by God to this office. By a line of reasoning using the figure of

    Melchizedek

    Heb 9/ 12 : he entered once and for all to the holy place, not with the blood of goats and calves

     but with his own blood thus obtaining eternal redemption.

    Heb 9, 25 –  26 :

       Nor was it to offer himself again and again, as the High Priest enters year after year with

    the blood that is not his own, for then he would have to suffer again and again, since the

    foundation of the world. But as it is he has appeared once and for all at the end of the age

    to remove sin by the sacrifice of himself.

      (Heb 13:15) As baptized Christians we share in one priesthood of Jesus Christ which also means

    the triple function of priesthood (LG 34-36). 

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    1 John

      To save us by reconciling us with God (1 Jn 4, 10; 4, 14; 3, 5)

     

    So that me might know God’s love (1 Jn 4, 9; Jn 3, 16)  

    Peter’s Letters 

      1 Pet 2: 9 says, “You are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s

    own people…” 

      1 Pet 3/18 - spirit is the power behind the resurrection

      Priesthood of the faithful is explicitly stated in the first epistle of Peter  and in

    Revelation. They attribute to Christian people the ‘royal priesthood of Israel (1 Pet 2:

    5&9;

      To make us partners of the divine nature (2 Pet 1, 4)

      2 Pet 1, 19-21 ‘…so prophecy and scripture is a matter of one’s own interpretation ….

    Because no prophecy ever came by human will, but MEN AND WOMEN MOVED BY

    THE HOLY SPIRIT SPOKE FROM GOD.

      2 Pet 3, 15-16 this refers to the Pauline corpus as being on par with the Jewish scriptures.

    Revelations

      Rev 1: 6/ 5: 10/ 20: 6; see Ex 19: 6 you shall be for me a priestly kingdom and a holy

    nation).