What are the 3 Synoptic Gospels?

• Matthew, Jerome, Luke
• Matthew, Mark, Luke
• Peter, James, John
• None of the above

Who is the audience of St. Matthew's Gospel?

• Uneducated Gentile Christians
• Uneducated Jews
• Well-educated Jews
• Well-educated Gentiles

Why is St. Matthew's Gospel symbolized by an angel/man?

• Matthew's Gospel emphasizes Christ as a "sacrifice"
• Matthew's Gospel begins with the voice "crying out"
• Matthew's Gospel emphasizes the divinity of Christ
• Matthew's Gospel begins with the genealogy of Christ

What is a genealogy?

• A family tree
• A family car
• A family business
• A family heritage

What are the two major themes of Matthew's Gospel?

• Jesus as the fulfillment; the Proclamation of the Kingdom
• The sufferings of Christ; Divine Mercy
• The miracles of Christ; Christ's Passion
• None of the above.

Why doesn't Matthew spend a lot of time explaining Jewish rituals in his Gospel?

• He is not Jewish, so he is unfamiliar with the rituals
• He is not writing to a Jewish audience.
• His audience is Jewish converts, so he assumes their knowledge of rituals.
• None of the above.

What is the symbol for St. Mark's Gospel?

• Ox
• Angel
• Bear
• Lion

Who is the audience of St. Mark's Gospel?

• Jews
• Gentile Christians
• Pagans
• Wealthy barbarians

Why is St. Mark's Gospel symbolized by a lion?

• To represent the voice "crying out"; the strength of Christ
• To represent the sacrifice of Christ
• To represent the infancy of Christ
• To represent the genealogy of Christ

What are the major themes of St. Mark's Gospel?

• Mercy; healings
• "Urgency" in the gospel message; Jesus' suffering and death
• There are no themes
• Peace in time of chaos