None of the general or catholic epistles was written by _____.

The _____was the dominant source gospel hypothesis until the 18th century.

In the New Testament, the stories and teachings of Jesus are called _____.

During the time of Jesus, the sacred language of Jewish prayer, ritual and worship was _____.

During the time of Jesus, the everyday language of Judea is believed to have been _____.

Jesus was probably born about _____.

The early Church Fathers agreed on _____, but not on _____,to be included in the Biblical canon.

The only evangelist that tells of Jesus' circumcision and presentation in the Temple is _____.

The _____ consists mainly in prophecies regarding the end of the world.

One group of Jews, the _____, used violence to protest the Roman occupation.

The epistles of _____ are addressed either to churches or to individuals.

The Acts of the Apostles is a continuation of the Gospel according to _____.

Because his account begins with the Temple sacrifice of Zechariah, the symbol for the evangelist Luke is a(n) _____.

During the time of Jesus, The language of government and the Roman occupiers was _____.

One party of Jewish leaders, _____ believed in angels and in the resurrection of the body.

The Gospel of _____ has to be understood in terms of tensions between Jewish Christians and non-Christian Jews that existed at the time of writing.

The "Proto-Gospel Hypothesis" proposes a Hebrew/Aramaic version of _____ as the first Gospel.

Because his account begins in the heavens with the Word existing before Creation, the symbol for the evangelist John is a(n) _____.

In _____ Gospel, Jesus is a messiah who brings salvation to all, especially the poor.

One group of Jews, the _____, sought to practice asceticism in a separate community.

The Gospel of _____ begins with high Christology.

During the time of Jesus, the language of commerce and intercultural trade was _____.

The _____ has become the dominant source gospel hypothesis during the last two centuries.

The fact that many Jewish Christians were expelled from synagogues at the time of its writing, gives us insight into the context of _____ Gospel.

Today, all New Testament scholars--Protestant, Orthodox, and Roman Catholic--agree that the New Testament consists of _____ books.

"Because his account begins with the genealogy of Jesus, the symbol for the evangelist Matthew is a(n) _____."

The Gospel of _____ frequently quotes Hebrew Scripture, to present Jesus as a new Moses.

One of the synoptic gospels, _____, begins with low Christology.

The "Two-Source Hypothesis" proposes a source named Q and the gospel of _____.

The Book of Revelation was written by a Christian named _____.

The word “parable” comes from the Greek word parabola, meaning  _____.

The _____ is a timeless document that forms the basis of Christian theology and morality.

The word "gospel" means _____.

The stories and teachings of Jesus were probably written and collected by _____.

Because his account begins with John the Baptist preaching in the desert, the symbol for the evangelist Mark is a(n) _____.

The mission of _____, according to all four gospels, was to announce the coming of Christ.

Which of the following gospels is NOT a synoptic gospel?

The word "epistle" means _____.

One party of Jewish leaders, _____ did not believe in the resurrection of the body.