Temptations

Question 1

Jesus Temptations

Answer 1

Matthew 3&4

Question 2

Sermon on the Mount

Answer 2

Matthw 5-7

Question 3

1st, 8% unique

Answer 3

Mark

Question 4

2nd, 42% unique

Answer 4

Matthew

Question 5

A jew with a wide knowledge of the OT scripture, parallels Jesus and Moses, and divides his book into 5 to parallel the Books of Moses.

Answer 5

Matthew

Question 6

Sermon on the Mount

Answer 6

Matthew 5-7

Question 7

Miracles of Jesus

Answer 7

Matthew 8-9

Question 8

Apostolic Discourse

Answer 8

Matthew 10

Question 9

“Of them that are born of women, there is none greater than John the Baptist.

Answer 9

Matthew 11:11

Question 10

Parables (parable of the sower)

Answer 10

Matthew 13

Question 11

Mount of transfiguration

Answer 11

Matthew 17

Question 12

Community discourse

Answer 12

Matthew 18

Question 13

Polished literary account; More stories involving women than other Gospel authors; Gentile author writing to a Gentile audience; Book of Acts also written by ____ the first Christian historian (Tradition states he interviewed Mary)

Answer 13

Luke

Question 14

Elizabeth and Zacharias/Mary

Answer 14

Luke 1

Question 15

Synagogue in Nazareth

Answer 15

Luke 4

Question 16

Simon the Pharisee

Answer 16

Luke 7

Question 17

Samaratin village with James and John

Answer 17

Luke 9

Question 18

Good Samaritan

Answer 18

Luke 10

Question 19

Mary and Martha visits

Answer 19

Luke 10

Question 20

Lost things

Answer 20

Luke 15

Question 21

Prodigal Son

Answer 21

Luke 15

Question 22

Lazarus and the Rich Man

Answer 22

Luke 16

Question 23

10 lepers

Answer 23

Luke 17

Question 24

Jesus is the Messiah prophesided of in the OT

Answer 24

Matthew

Question 25

Jesus is God's active servant

Answer 25

Mark

Question 26

Jesus is the compassionate Savior of all

Answer 26

Luke

Question 27

Jesus is God

Answer 27

John

Question 28

The Backstage Pass - Notable for what it does not have: No mention of temptations or Mt of Transfiguration; no parables or casting out spirits - John is likely writing to those who already had the information found in Matthew, Mark, and Luke - Refers to himself as "the disciple whom Jesus loved" or as we would say "closest friend." - Begins his writing with "In the Beginning" matching the opening of Genesis, "was the Word" (Word = Logos) Greek idea for
the reasoning power in mankind; an active rational and spiritual principle that permeates all reality.

Answer 28

John

Question 29

John the Baptist/gathering the apostles

Answer 29

John 1

Question 30

Jesus and Mary at the wedding

Answer 30

John 2

Question 31

Nicodemus and the women at the well

Answer 31

John

Question 32

5000 feeding and bread of life

Answer 32

Luke 6

Question 33

Instituted to commemorate the passing over the houses of the children of Israel in Egypt when God smote the firstborn of the Egyptians, and more generally the redemption from Egypt.

Answer 33

Spring - passover

Question 34

Commemorates the anniversary of the giving of the 10 Commandments by God to the Children of Israel at Mount Sinai. Held 7 full weeks (50 days) after Passover.

Answer 34

Summer - The Feast of Weeks

Question 35

- Begins with New Year (Rosh Hashanah). Concludes with the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) Most important day of the year for Israel; commemorating the day Moses came down the mountain after Israel worshipped the golden calf. - 5 days of after Yom Kippur is the Feast of Tabernacles. It celebrates the wandering of the Israelites in the desert for 40 years, when they had to rely only upon God for food and protection.

Answer 35

Ten days of Awe (Repentance):