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Early church tradition unanimously ascribes Luke-Acts to Luke, a physician and part-time companion of the Apostle _________.

One of the most distinctive features of Mark’s rhetoric is the literary device known as ______________, the “sandwiching” of one event between the beginning and end of another.

Two main portraits control Matthew’s Christology: Jesus as Messiah and Jesus as —————, the presence and wisdom of God.

The English term “messiah” comes from the Hebrew mashiach, meaning _________________.

Two ideas about God’s kingdom existed in Judaism. One was God’s reign as king over all the earth and the other was a time when God would establish his kingdom _________________.

Two main portraits control Matthew’s Christology: Jesus as Messiah and Jesus as —————, the presence and wisdom of God.

The English term “messiah” comes from the Hebrew mashiach, meaning _________________.

Jesus told the disciples in John 14, that the Spirit will __________ all things.

One of Matthew’s most distinctive structural features is his use of _________ to demonstrate the events of Jesus’ life fulfilled Old Testament prophecies.

One of Matthew’s most distinctive structural features is his use of _________ to demonstrate the events of Jesus’ life fulfilled Old Testament prophecies.