Jesus Christ God's Revelation Ch. 6

The Gospel of John has the only account of the baptism of Jesus.

In all but one of the Gospels, Jesus is proclaimed as the Christ, the Son of the living God, who has risen from the dead

In which event, on a high mountain, did Jesus reveal his divine glory before Peter, James and John:

Because Jesus was sinless he did not need baptism.

The two events that are considered preparation for Jesus’ public ministry are

Only the Gospels of Matthew and Luke have “nativity” accounts.

This Gospel writer emphasized the link between Judaism and Christianity:

The story of the magi can be found only in the Gospel of Luke.

St. Irenaeus taught that the Apostle Matthew wrote his Gospel in the language Jesus spoke, Aramaic.

Recent scholarship has concluded that the Gospel of Mark was written before the Gospel of Matthew.

This Gospel contains the stories of the Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin and the Prodigal Son:

This biblical writer also wrote The Acts of the Apostles:

The Gospel that was written for Gentile-Christians who were being persecuted in Rome was

This Apostle was headstrong, brave, impetuous and upon him Christ built the Church:

The Kingdom of God can mean many things including the fact that God has triumphed over physical evils and death.

This Gospel writer often used the title Son of David to refer to Jesus

The Gospels are the primary source of information about Jesus.

Which of the following is NOT a synoptic Gospel:

The word which refers to God’s saving plan:

The longest Gospel is the Gospel of Mark.