Luke - Acts

Luke - How is the priestly nature of Christ reflected in Luke?Many images of sacrifice and emphasis on teachings and miracles that focus on sanctification
Luke - What was the source for Luke’s Gospel?Interviews with many eye-witnesses of the events in Christ’s life
Luke - What do we learn in Luke that is not mentioned in the other Gospels?Many details of Christ’s first 30 years of ‘hidden’ life before his three years of public ministry
John - Why did the Christians of the late first century urge John to write his Gospel?John wrote to provide important details about Christ that were not covered in the other Gospels
John - What is the major theme in John’s Gospel?Jesus as God (the Word or ‘logos’
John - Ten of the twenty-one chapters of John are devoted to details on what part of Christ’s life?Jesus’ Passion, Crucifixion and Resurrection
Acts - What does Luke relate in the Acts of the Apostles?The major events in the first thirty years of the Church following the Ascension
Acts - What did Peter’s vision of clean and unclean animals lead him to do?Peter understood that the Gospel was for all and began receiving gentile converts into the Church
Acts - What persecutor of the Church became a zealous missionary to the gentiles?St Paul
Acts - How did Paul spread the Gospel to most of the eastern Roman Empire?Paul went on three Missionary Journeys