The Gospel of Luke Review

To put or keep certain people in a powerless position within society.

• marginalize

• solidarity

• compassion

Awareness of and sympathy for the suffering of others; this includes a desire to ease their suffering or resolve its cause.

• marginalize

• solidarity

• compassion

• salvation

God’s plan to save all people from sin or evil.

• marginalize

• solidarity

• compassion

• salvation

A close relationship or unity with others; this can include sharing experiences, goods, friendship, and prayers.

• marginalize

• compassion

• solidarity

• salvation

The Gospel of Luke is said to have been written by a man who was a _____ and a ______.

• fisherman; jew

• leaper; Samaritan

• physician; Gentile

In Luke’s Gospel, Jesus shows special concern for_____, _____, _____, and _____.

• the poor, women, sinners, Gentiles

• Scribes, Pharisees, Rabbis, Jews

• the rich, men, prophets, Samaritans

Luke shows us that early in his ministry, Jesus felt the pain of _____ from his own townspeople.

• rejection

• crucifixion

• heresy

The story of the rich man and Lazarus reminds us to do what we can to decrease the gap between the _____________________and the _____________________.

• rich; poor

• Samaritans; Egyptians

• Pharisees; Sanhedrin

The woman who anointed Jesus was forgiven because of the great _____________________she showed him.

• faith/love

• hatred/scorn

• service/helpfulness

The stories of the lost son and the ten lepers show us that God’s plan of_______________, to save people from sin and evil, includes sinners and outcasts.

• salvation

• compassion

• solidarity