3. Which two people does the entire history of the world revolve around according to Chapter 3?
(a) Joseph and Mary.
(b) Saul and David.
(c) Jesus and Adam.
(d) Adam and Eve.

4. John 3:1 says that, "There was one of the Pharisees named ______, a member of the Jewish Council, who came to Jesus by night."
(a) Pilate.
(b) Joseph.
(c) Sam.
(d) Nicodemus.

5. According to Chapter 20, what was the most popular feast of the year?
(a) The Feast of Tabernacles.
(b) The Feast of Disciples.
(c) The Feast of the Lord.
(d) The Feast of the Apostles.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Chapter 5 titled?

2. Which two Apostles were also crucified?

3. According to the narrator, what was the price Jesus paid for the Sermon on the Mount?

4. Who said, "The doctrines and laws, O Ananda, which I have taught and proclaimed unto you, they shall be your master when I have left you"?

5. How many of Jesus' miracles are recorded in Luke?

Short Essay Questions

1. What idea stood out in the beginning of the discussion between Nicodemus and Our Lord? What is the difference between spiritual and physical life?

2. Briefly discuss the two things that happened at the Feast of Tabernacles.

3. Discuss the number of miracles recorded in the Bible. Are these all of the Savior's miracles?

4. What subject did Jesus preach to prepare the Apostle's souls for His lifework and to indicate the conditions under which others would enter into His Kingdom? Explain.

5. Discuss Jesus' philosophy of life as detailed in Chapter 8.

6. Discuss the trick intellectuals sometimes use to escape personal responsibility.

7. What animal was used as a victim of sacrifice? Why was this animal used?

8. Discuss the manger and the Cross. What did these two extremities stand for?

9. Describe the assault on Jesus' life in Bethsaida.

10. Discuss the relationship between God and Israel as detailed in the Old Testament.

(see the answer keys)

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