Luke & John

Luke is known for being a __________.

a physician and well educated

Luke wrote the __________ of the Apostles.

Acts

Luke's Gospel was written around __________ AD.

80-85

The primary audience of Luke's Gospel consisted of __________ and marginalized people.

gentiles

In Luke's Christology, Jesus is seen as the __________ for everyone.

Messiah

Luke's infancy narrative includes a __________ which signifies Jesus as the savior of all.

census

Luke emphasizes Jesus' teachings about __________ and __________.

mercy and justice

An example of mercy in Luke's parables is the __________ son.

prodigal

The Book of John was likely written between __________ and __________ AD.

90 and 100

John's audience included __________ Christians and those from different backgrounds like Samaritans and Greeks.

Jewish

The opening of John’s Gospel is called the __________.

Prologue

The first three words of John's Gospel are __________ __________ __________.

In the beginning

The word 'Logos' refers to __________ in Greek, demonstrating Jesus' divinity.

word

John's Gospel is divided into the Book of __________ and the Book of __________.

Signs; Glory

The miracles in John's Gospel are referred to as __________.

signs

Jesus' 'I Am' statements relate back to the Old Testament account of __________.

Moses at the burning bush

The Book of Glory covers events such as Jesus' __________, death, __________, and post-resurrection appearances.

arrest; resurrection

Instead of the Eucharist, John recounts the event of __________ at the Last Supper.

the washing of the feet

The Feast of the Assumption celebrates Mary’s body and soul being brought to __________.

heaven

The title Immaculate Conception refers to __________.

Mary