Gospels
this gospel show Jesus as a Suffering Sevant
Mark
This title describes Jesus as the one who sacrifices for us.
Lamb of God
The main author of Acts.
Luke
These letters were written to encourage Christian communities.
Epistles
Revelation is filled with lots of this type of writing.
Symbolism
this gospel presents Jesus as the New Moses
Matthew
Jesus calls himself this symbol to show He brings guidance in darkness.
Light of the World
The Holy Spirit comes down on the apostles at this event.
Pentecost
This apostle wrote the most letters.
Paul
This number often represents perfection or completeness.
Seven
This Gospel focuses on Jesus' compassion for outcasts.
Luke
This title shows that Jesus is God's chosen rescuer.
Messiah/Christ
He preached the first big sermon that converted 3,000 people.
Peter
This theme appears in almost every letter: Christians must do this to one another.
Love
Revelation was written to give Christians this during persecution.
Hope
This Gospel emphasizes Jesus' divinity, calling him "the Word."
John
This "I Am" statement shows Jesus gives spiritual nourishment.
“I am the Bread of Life”
This missionary traveled all over the Roman Empire spreading the Gospel.
Paul
Why were the letters written ?
To guide, correct, and support early
Christians
The main image of Jesus in Revelation.
The Lamb
Why do the Gospel writers describe Jesus differently?
They wrote for different audiences with different needs.
What does symbolic language help us understand about Jesus?
Deeper spiritual truths beyond literal words
The major theme of Acts.
The Holy Spirit empowering the early Church
What makes the letters still important today ?
They teach lessons that still help Christians live faithfully
Why is Revelation not meant to be taken literally?
It uses symbolic visions to express spiritual truths