In the Life of Christ (Part 1), the Synoptic Gospels are called “Synoptics” because they:

In the Gospel of John, distinctive content compared to the Synoptics includes:

True or False: In the Life of Christ (Part 1), the birth in Bethlehem contrasts dramatically with any expectation of a royal birth in a palace.

True or False: In the Reliability of the Gospels, the time gap between Jesus’ crucifixion (~30 AD) and the earliest Gospel (Mark ~50-60 AD) is considered long by ancient standards.

Which of the following best describes the relationship between the Old and New Testaments according to the Introduction to the New Testament?

True or False: In the Gospel of John, the traditional authorship is John the Apostle, the disciple whom Jesus loved.

In the Life of Christ (Part 2), the resurrection is described as:

True or False: In the Overview of the Gospel of Matthew, righteousness must exceed that of the scribes and Pharisees, but only through strict external rule-keeping.

In the Life of Christ (Part 2), Jesus “sets his face” toward Jerusalem to:

True or False: In the Overview of the Gospel of Matthew, it is the only Gospel that uses the word “church” (ekklesia)—in 16:18 and 18:17.