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WorksheetsMatthew and Luke
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
The Gospel of Matthew Begins with a _________________, or the explanation of Jesus’ family tree.
Prologue
Genealogy
Baptism
Pentecostal Event
The Gospel of Luke Begins with a _________________, or a literary device that is seen in no other Gospel.
Prologue
Genealogy
Baptism
Pentecostal Event
The Following is NOT a Person that Matthew traces Jesus' Genealogy through.
David
Tamar
Adam
Abraham
Matthew is written for a _____ Audience
Jewish
Gentile
Apocalyptic
Eschatological
Matthew was Likely Written sometime between:
80-85
90-95
100-110
60-56
Luke was written for a _____ Audience
Jewish
Gentile
Apocalyptic
Eschatological
Luke was written between:
80-85
90-95
100-110
60-65
In Matthew, Jesus is called this title in his youth, meaning "God is with us"
Christ
Messiah
Emmanuel
Lamb of God
in Matthew, After the Birth of Jesus in Bethlehem King ____ seeks to find him because of prophecies he has heard about him
Herod the Great
David
Pilate
Herod Antipas
In Matthew, the king tried to find Jesus by recruiting three _____ to become double agents for him:
Magi
Shepherds
Dignitaries
Apostles
The King's plan causes this to happen:
Jesus floats down a river and is raised by the ruler of this new Country!
The Roman Massacres all Jewish infants under the age of two.
The Wisemen give up the location of the Holy Family
nothing much.
in Matthew, After the Massacre of the Infants, the holy family flees here for three to five years
Egypt
Galilee
Palestine
Jerusalem
in the Gospel of Matthew the Beatitudes are delivered at the Sermon on the:
Mount
Plain
The Gospel of Luke delivers the Beatitudes in the Sermon on the:
Mount
Plain
The Gospel of Matthew contains about ___% of the Gospel of Mark
80
60
90
33
The Gospel of Luke contains about ___% of the Gospel of Mark
80
60
99
33
This is a unique part of Luke's Gospel that occurs Prior to Jesus' Birth
There is special attention paid to the Story of Elizabeth and Zechariah: The parents of John the Baptist
Jesus is lost in the temple
Jesus delivers the Parable of the Good Samaritan
Herod promises to massacre all of the infants if he cannot find the one who is prophesied to come.
This favorite story of biblical scholars happens only in Luke's Infancy Narrative:
young Jesus (12) lost in the Temple
The Holy Family flees to Egypt
The Magi are double agents for Herod
interesting point: he's actually not baptized in luke.
one of the first acts of Adult Jesus in Luke is to preach in the temple, in order to initiate his public ministry he reads from the Scroll of:
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Ezekial
Elijah
A Unique aspect of the Sermon on the Mount is:
Jesus blesses the Poor in Spirit
He promises that those who are mourning will be blessed
He promises the Kingdom to all who suffer
He blesses the merciful
a Unique Aspect of the Sermon on the Plains is:
That Jesus blesses the Poor in Spirit
Jesus not only blesses all of those, he includes those who he is cursing (Woe to...)
He discusses the Kingdom of God
He blesses the Merciful
One very strange part of the beginning of Luke is that this person's mother in law is healed before he officially becomes a disciple.
James
Andrew
Matthew (Levi)
Simon (Peter)
Luke is unique in that his call to discipleship smushes this lesson from Mark into the mix, which would have been doubly offensive to Matthew's Jewish Audience
The Rejection at Nazareth / The Rejection by his Family
The Reading of the Scroll of Isaiah
The Flight to Egypt
The Baptism in the Jordan
Jesus' Morality, as it is presented in all of the synoptics, is probably best summed up with this law:
The Golden Rule
The Holiness Code
The Scroll of Isaiah
Man does not live by fish alone!
Jesus' morality is Exemplified in Luke with this unique Parable:
The Good Samaritan
The Mustard Seed
The Lost Coin
The Lost Sheep
