The Purpose of Matthew is

• not to give an exhaustive list but to arrange even the genealogy in such a way as to emphasize a great point, that Jesus is King.

• to give an exhaustive list; not to arrange the genealogy in such a way as to emphasize a great point, that Jesus is King.

• to explain the Kingdom of Heaven, showing that the Lord became flesh to suffer.

• collect taxes

In Matthew, his use of Old Testament Scripture was:

• Single Meaning (one meaning)

• Spiritual Meaning

• NT Reinterpretation

• Double Meaning

The principles in Matthew 17:14-20:24 are given for the purpose of

• Guiding the apostles while the King is absent

• Guiding the apostles in wisdom as the King is present

• Thinking better

• fellowshipping dude

Matthew 21-27 deals with the _______ of the leaders and the people

• Final Rejection

• First Confession

• Repentance

• laziness

Matthew's Gospel begins and ends with...

• "God with us."

• "They were afraid."

• "Hello, this is Matthew."

• "Peace be with you."

Unanimous tradition of Mark as the writer and that He was connected to _____.

• the Apostle Peter

• Doctor Luke

• The Apostle Andrew

• Origin

The Authorship of Mark conforms to ______ style of gospel presentation in Acts 10:34-45.

• Peter's

• The Pebbles

• Paul's

• Luke's

Mark's Gospel was written to a ______ audience.

• Gentile

• Jewish

• Neither Jew nor Greek

• sensitive

Mark's Gospel's place of writing was ______.

• Rome

• Spain

• Paris

• Israel

The theme of Mark's Gospel is that: Jesus is the ________ who ______!

• Suffering Servant who redeems

• King who saves His people

• One who is to come

• One who Reigns