[a] 1. In the gospel of ________ Jesus sends out his disciples with a staff (stick)."

A. Mark B. Matthew C. Luke

[c] 2. The gospel of ______ omits the story of the feeding of four thousand men.

A. Mark B. Matthew C. Luke

[a] 3. The gospels of Mark, Matthew and Luke ___________ Peter.

A. Have different views of B. Have the same view of C. All praise

[c] 4. The openness to Samaritans in the gospel of Luke suggests ___________ .

A. The gospel was written for Gentile Christians B. The author of the gospel knew that Samaritans had become Christians C. Both of these are correct

[b] 5. In the gospel of Luke, Jesus sends out 70 (72) of his followers and tells them not to take a purse or pack with them, which is the same as instructions given in the gospel of __________ .

A. Mark B. Matthew C. John

[a] 6. The gospels of _______ share material that is not in the gospel of Mark.

A. Matthew and Luke B. Matthew and John C. John and Thomas

[a] 7. The Great Commandment in the gospel of Luke clarifies that _______ leads to eternal life.

A. Loving God and our neighbors B. Having the right beliefs about Jesus C. Joining the church

[b] 8. The parables in the gospel of Luke would be particularly effective with ________ .

A. Jews B. Gentiles C. Pharisees

[c] 9. The story of Mary and Martha paves the way for women in the church to ______ .

A. Stay in the home B. Be subservient C. Be leaders and teachers

[b] 10. Paul's letters ___________ .

A. Rely on the parables of Jesus B. Never mention the parables of Jesus C. Quote the gospels