Gospel of Luke

Luke was a ______

• Gentile

• Jew

• Syrian

• bishop

Luke's audience was _____

• Jewish

• Gentile

• Roman

• Nobility

We draw Luke wearing a stethoscope and a head mirror because he was a (a)  

Luke wrote which Books of the New Testament?

• Acts of the Apostles

• Gospel of Luke

• Letter to the Hebrews

• The Book of Revelation

How many parts are there to Luke's Gospel?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

The First Part of Luke's Gospel is....

• The Infancy Narratives

• Jesus' Early Ministry

• Jesus' Final Journey, The Travel Narrative

• Holy Week, The Passion Narrative

The Second Part of Luke's Gospel is....

• The Infancy Narratives

• Jesus' Early Ministry

• Jesus' Final Journey, The Travel Narrative

• Holy Week, The Passion Narrative

The Third Part of Luke's Gospel is....

• The Infancy Narratives

• Jesus' Early Ministry

• Jesus' Final Journey, The Travel Narrative

• Holy Week, The Passion Narrative

The Fourth Part of Luke's Gospel is....

• The Infancy Narratives

• Jesus' Early Ministry

• Jesus' Final Journey, The Travel Narrative

• Holy Week, The Passion Narrative

Luke's entire introduction is one long, elegant and complex sentence. What three things does it teach us about Luke and his Gospel.

• Luke shows that he is intelligent and well-educated.

• He uses the Language of History Writing.

• He is writing to "Theophilus"

• He has taken a lot of his information form other Gospels.

• His primary audience is other Gentiles