We're in a review week, so why not review how much you have learned of Luke outside of the text. Here are 5 questions whose answers would come out of listening to Coach Jim's teaching or reading things here on the 'Pad.
1. What is the occupation of the writer of Luke?
a. Fisherman
b. Tax Collector
c. Doctor
d. Roman official
2. Whose ministry was Luke's gospel intended to help support?
a. Peter
b. Paul
c. Apollos
d. James
3. What was the turning point where Jesus went from preaching to Jews to preaching to all peoples?
a. When the people tried to stone him
b. When he raised Jairus's daughter from the dead
c. When he multiplied the loaves and fishes
d. When the Jews said his power came from Beelzebub
4. What are the two major things that Luke wants to write about?
a. Jesus's words and works
b. Jesus's birth and death
c. Jesus's confrontation with the hypocrites and unspiritual
d. Jesus's mother and brothers
5. Why is it a big deal that Jesus touches dead bodies, before healing them?
a. Dead bodies are sources of disease
b. Contact with dead bodies makes a Jew ceremonially unclean
c. The appearance of dead bodies is unpleasant
d. Dead bodies should only be touched by one tribe of Israel
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Answers
1c - Paul mentions "Luke the Doctor" in his letters
2b - Paul was the apostle to the Gentiles and more than other writers, Luke emphasizes how Jesus reached out to Gentiles
3d - Saying Jesus's miracles were from the devil (Beelzebub is another name for Satan) was the ultimate rejection of his ministry
4a - Luke's introduction in Chapter 1 lays this out clearly
5b - A ceremonially unclean Jew could not enter the Temple or perform sacrifices and thus could not be cleansed from sin or be part of the community, until he or she was cleansed