Quiz on the Gospel of Luke Part 2 (Bible Project)

What is the Gospel of Luke about in the Bible?

• It is a collection of Psalms.

• It describes the creation of the world.

• It focuses on the laws of Moses.

• It explains the major themes and its place in the biblical story.

What does Luke document about Jesus?

• Jesus' miracles only.

• How Jesus ushered in God's Kingdom on Earth.

• The genealogy of Jesus.

• Jesus' childhood.

Who are included in the new Israel according to Luke?

• Only the disciples.

• The poor, outcasts, and marginalized.

• Only the rich and powerful.

• Only the Jewish people.

How does Jesus' rule as the messianic King differ from expectations?

• He avoids all forms of suffering.

• He rules only in heaven.

• He rules through wealth and power.

• He reigns through serving and suffering.

What marks the Kingdom ushered in by Jesus' death on the cross?

• Military conquest.

• Strict adherence to laws.

• Self-giving love and sacrifice.

• Economic prosperity.

What is emphasized about God's Kingdom in the Gospel of Luke?

• It is a place for the educated.

• It is a place where power structures are reversed.

• It is a place for the strong.

• It is a place for the wealthy.

Who are elevated to places of honor in God's Kingdom according to Luke?

• The poor and humble.

• The Pharisees.

• The Roman soldiers.

• The merchants.

What do the parables about banquets in Luke illustrate?

• Only the righteous are welcome.

• Only the wealthy are welcome.

• All are welcome in the family of God.

• Only the chosen few are welcome.

What is the major theme of the Gospel of Luke?

• The laws of Moses.

• The upside-down nature of God’s Kingdom.

• The genealogy of Jesus.

• The history of Israel.

What is the unexpected aspect of Jesus' Kingdom?

• It is marked by military power.

• It is marked by strict laws.

• It is marked by economic prosperity.

• It is marked by self-giving love and sacrifice.