Chapter 1
Meals as Enacted _________.
What is grace?
Meals as ____________.
What is an enacted community.
Meal as _______________.
What is enacted hope?
Meal as __________________.
What is enacted mission?
The country in South America where Tim Chester begins his book
What is Argentina?
In Luke, the name of "that sort of woman" who washes Jesus's feet with her tears.
Who is unknown?
Number of men who were fed by Jesus near Bethsaida.
How many are 5000?
The excuse offered by the first invitee to refuse the host's invitation.
What is "I have bought a field?"
A tax collector who threw a banquet for Jesus in Luke.
Who is Levi?
According to Chester, Christians do not like church to be ____________.
What is "disrupted?"
According to Luke, the number of fish the disciples had when they began to feed he crowd near Bethsaida.
What is two?
A person with an amputated leg would fit in this category of desirable invitee according to Jesus.
What is "lame"?
According to Mary Douglas, these are "boundary markers" between intimacy and acceptance.
What are meals?
The Pharisee who hosted the mean at which a woman washed Jesus feet.
Who is Simon.
According to Luke, this many baskets of leftovers were gathered by the disciples after the crowd was fed at Bethsaida.
What is twelve?
The man that Jesus cured before the dinner began suffered from this.
What is dropsy?
Inhabitants of the Qumran community who withdrew completely from "contaminated" society.
Who were the Essenes?
Jesus accused his host of failing three basic rules of etiquette: Not annointing his head with oil, not washing his feet, and...
What is greeting with a kiss?
According to Pastor Keith, this particular aspect of God means we can have hope.
What is faithful? or What is trustworthy?
According to Chester, we cloak our ____________ in compassion, which he finds patronizing.
What is superiority?