The central Christological theme of the Passover narrative in Luke is Jesus’ ______________.

Jesus is never depicted elsewhere in the Gospels as riding an animal.

While a parable may teach several related truths, all of these will normally relate to one ______________________.

From Matthew’s Jewish perspective, Jesus’ __________________ is profoundly important, confirming his legitimacy as the promised savior and king.

The three details of Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness given by Matthew and Luke are analogous to the experience of _____________ in the wilderness.

Eucharistic words are words used by Jesus to establish the ___________ which his disciples would practice after his departure.

The titulus or nameplate placed on Jesus’ cross announcing his offense as ________________ is doubted by few.

From Matthew’s Jewish perspective, Jesus’ __________________ is profoundly important, confirming his legitimacy as the promised savior and king.

The three details of Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness given by Matthew and Luke are analogous to the experience of _____________ in the wilderness.

When the scribe responded to Jesus’ answer about the greatest commandment intelligently, Jesus told him, “you are not _________ the kingdom of God.”