The _____________ of Matthew and Luke are selective introductions preparing the reader for what follows.

In the passion narrative, only Luke records Jesus’ appearance before _________.

The _____________ of Matthew and Luke are selective introductions preparing the reader for what follows.

In John 15 Jesus teaches the disciples, “greater love has no one than this, that one __________________ for his friends.”

The coming of the ____________ is for Luke the key sign of the dawn of eschatological salvation.

John records that, at Jesus’ arrest, Peter drew his sword and cut off the _____ of the high priest’s slave, Malchus.

Responding to a question from the Sadducees, Matthew records Jesus saying, “in the resurrection, they neither marry nor or given in marriage, but are like ________ in heaven.”

John records that, at Jesus’ arrest, Peter drew his sword and cut off the _____ of the high priest’s slave, Malchus.

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

Luke’s genealogy, which goes back to ____________ represents Jesus as the Savior for all humanity.