Titles for Jesus
Gospel of Luke
Synoptics
Gospel of John
Potpourri
100

Hebrew for 'God saves'

Jesus

100

Name one of the Canticles in Luke (which do not appear in any other gospel)

Benedictus (Canticle of Zechariah)

OR

Magnificat (Canticle of Mary

OR

Nunc Dimittis (Canticle of Simeon)

100

What type of christology do the synoptic gospels utilize? 

And which nature of Jesus does this Christology emphasize? 

low christology; human nature

100

In the Prologue to John’s Gospel, Jesus is referred to as the ____________.

Word

100

________________ means ‘learner’ and often refers to twelve (12) men among Jesus’ closest followers. However, after Jesus resurrects and ascends, they become ________________, meaning ‘those who are sent’

disciple; apostle

200

Greek for 'anointed'

Christ

200

This is the term referring to Mary’s journey to spend time with Elizabeth, her cousin, when both women were pregnant, with Jesus and John the Baptist respectively

Visitation

200

This is an observable event that transcends the laws of nature in order to reveal the Kingdom of God.

miracle

200

Jesus raises this friend of Martha and Mary from the dead after he had been buried for 4 days. This occurs only in John’s Gospel

Lazarus

200

John (the Baptist) is the son of ___________________ and __________________

Elizabeth and Zechariah

300

Hebrew meaning 'God with us'

Emmanuel

300

This term refers to the Angel Gabriel telling Mary that God had chosen to ask her to be his mother

Annunciation 

300

This was the event where Jesus revealed his divine nature to Peter, James, and John on top of a mountain. [only occurs in the synoptic gospels]

Transfiguration

300

This term comes from the Greek term ‘eu-angelion’ and means ‘good news’.

gospel

300

This man and woman met Mary, Joseph, and Jesus as they visited the Temple in Jerusalem to dedicate Jesus to God according to the precepts of the Torah (Jewish biblical law).

________________ and ________________ (only in Luke)

Simeon and Anna

400

(Greek) 'Theos'

God

400

When was this Gospel written?

85 AD

400

This term refers to the Gospels of Mark, Matthew, and Luke, because they have a similar perspective or ‘see together’

synoptic

400

This events is the first of Jesus' seven (7) signs in John's Gospel, and it is the second Luminous Mystery of the Rosary.

Miracle at the Wedding at Cana

400

This term refers to a vision, manifestation, or revelation of God. The magi in Matthew’s Gospel is one example of this phenomenon. _______________________


epiphany

500

The last two titles in the ICHTHYS fish are (Greek) 'huius' meaning ______ and 'soter' meaning _____

'son' and 'savior'

500

The Sermon on the Mount occurs only in the Gospel of Matthew. On what topographical feature does Jesus' great sermon take place in Luke?

On the Plain

500

This is a common source of sayings used by the authors of Matthew and Luke; from the German word  meaning ‘source’


Q source

500

When was John's gospel written?

90-100 AD

500

Why were Mary, Joseph, and Jesus traveling to Egypt in Matthew's gospel? 

Fleeing persecution of Herod (the 'slaughter of the innocents')

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