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.

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

When Jesus responded to criticism from the synagogue official for healing a woman on the Sabbath, Luke reports that all of his opponents were being ____________.

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.

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 _________________.

In Luke, Jesus calls Jerusalem the city that ________________.