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R.T. France analyzed how scribes wrote Jesus’s name out of a verse in Matthew 24:36 (“chapter 24, verse 36”) as an example of this principle. For 10 points each:
[10m] Give this criterion for Biblical authenticity. Sometimes conflated with dissimilarity, this criterion states that if an event demeaning to Jesus remains in the Bible, it is a sign of its truth.
ANSWER: criterion of embarrassment
[10e] Another event evaluated with the criterion of embarrassment occurs in Mark 8 (“chapter 8”) when Jesus takes several tries to cure this condition, which God temporarily gives to Saul on the road to Damascus.
ANSWER: blindness [or word forms such as being blind; accept descriptions such as being unable to see; accept low vision or visual impairment or vision impairment; prompt on a disability]
[10h] The criterion of embarrassment was developed amid Ernst Käsemann’s (“KEH-zuh-mahn’s”) leadership in the second academic endeavor known by this English term. This is the first proper noun in the English title of a German book analyzing work “From Reimarus to Wrede (“VRAY-duh”).”
ANSWER: quest [accept New Quest; accept The Quest for the Historical Jesus; reject synonyms]
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TournamentExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 ACF NationalsYes2415.4296%38%21%