Mathew and Luke Test

Gentile Christian- named Luke who make have been a disciple of Paul

Who was Luke written by

80-90 CE/AD

When was Luke written

merciful, compassionate and special concern for lowly, women, Gentiles, children

What is the image of Jesus in Luke’s gospel.

Gentile christians represented by Theophilus

Who is Luke written for

friend of God

What does Theophilus mean

Jews AND Gentiles

Who are welcome with Jesus according to Luke’s gospel

justice and compassion for all even outcasts and sinners

Luke’s gospel has a special emphasis on what?

the Ox

What is the symbol of Luke’s Gospel

Jewish Christian- unknown specific author but traditionally associated with Apostle Mathew

Who is the author of Mathew

85 Ce/AD

When was Mathew written

the greatest prophet who brings new law, promised son of David, and fufills what Jewish people have been waiting for in a Messiah

What is the image of Jesus in Mathew

Jewish Christians

Who is Mathew written for

important Jewish traditions and then gives them new meaning

Wat does the author of Mathew link Jesus to

an angel

What is the symbol of Mathew’s gospel

We should respond peaceful, nonviolently, and creativley. It should build equality, unity, and build the kingdom of God. One example involves turning your cheek when someone strikes you. This is because at this time when someone asserted power by striking someone on the right cheek with the back of the right hand. So Jesus is saying turn your cheek so that person striking you is forced to use the palm of his hand which gives you more ‘power’ back without bringing that person down. Another example is when you were pressed into service by a Roman for one mile, continue your ‘service’ for another mile on top of that. This is because at the time Romans could force someone to work for them like carry their armor for up to a mile. Anything more than a mile was illegal therefor working for 2 miles gives you power back because the Roman can’t let you do that so the Roman doesn’t get in trouble.

Regarding retaliation how do we respond, what is the result, and what are 2 examples?

sinners/pagans/tax collectors, God, in Luke merciful/ in Mathew perfect, a child of God, God gives rain and sun to everyone

Hating enemies make you like ________, love enemies like __________ who is like _________which makes me _______ because ___________,

-pray for those who persecute you -do good to those who hate you -bless those who curse you -give/lend without expecting anything in return -do to others as those would do to you (golden rule)

What are the 5 things to d o along with loving enemies?

To retaliate in a way that Jesus wants you must respect the one inflicting pain upon you. You must retaliate for them and yourself, You must respect yourself when being mistreated. You show love for ourselves and enemies because how we treat everyone is how we treat God.

How do retaliating and loving enemies go together?

Mathew

In the infancy narratives of _______ it is emphasized the fullfillment of Jesus being the Son Of God

Mathew

In the infancy narratives of _______ it is emphasized Jewish tradition and history

Mathew

In the infancy narratives of _______it is emphasized Jesus as a great prophets

Mathew

In the infancy narratives of _______ it is emphasized the prophecy with the messiah

Mathew

In the infancy narratives of _______ it emphasizes Joseph

Mathew

In the infancy narratives of _______ it uses a star to signify a king is born

Mathew

In the infancy narratives of _______ magi are present

Luke

In the infancy narratives of _______it is emphasized justice and compassion

Luke

In the infancy narratives of _______ it is emphasizes Jesus concern for Gentiles and vulnerable

Luke

In the infancy narratives of _______it emphasizes women having a voice

Luke

In the infancy narratives of _______ shepards are present

Luke

In the infancy narratives of _______ the sign of a king is a baby in swaddling clothes

Luke

In the infancy narratives of _______there are the canticles of Mary and Zachariah

Luke

In the infancy narratives of _______ Mary and Elizabeth are celebrated

virgin birth, born in Bethlehem, Rachel/women crying, be called a Nazarean

What are the 5 prophecies in Mathew

Mathew

Which gospel has the Our Father