Religion Exam
4 gospel charts exam
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- wrote matthew
- unknown
- matthew
- emphasizes that jesus' life is the fulfillment to God's promise to Israel
- luke
- stresses the mercy and compassion of Jesus
- mark
- the human jesus
- wrote john
- members of the community founded by the beloved disciple
- mark
- emphasizes the humanity of jesus by having him express strong emotion
- matthew
- presents jesus as a powerful speaker (5 great speeches)
- john
- emphasizes on theological truths (trinity)
- john
- committed christians not novices and those wishing to deepen their relationship with jesus
- luke
- most beautiful language and depicts jesus as a person who loves all
- luke
- focuses on the central role of the holy spirit in jesus' life
- john
- emphasis in particular on the divinity of Jesus
- matthew was written
- around 90 ad
- mark
- for gentile readers and persecuted christians
- mark was written
- 70 ad
- john
- most deeply reflective and great for meditation
- matthew
- new converts from judaism and those who need basic instruction
- matthew
- only gospel to use the word church and is the most popular gospel
- matthew
- the saving jesus
- matthew
- to prove to the jews that jesus is the messiah
- luke
- those already a christian mostly gentiles and christians to better understand their faith
- luke was written
- around 85 ad
- mark
- the shortest and most intimate
- mark
- explains how suffering is an essential part of christian life
- luke
- emphasizes that the christian message is for everyone
- john
- to provide a profound and prayerful understanding as jesus as the so of god
- mark
- stresses the human suffering of jesus through his passion and death
- wrote mark
- perhaps john-mark mentioned in acts
- wrote luke
- luke a fisherman, gentile, convert, and also wrote acts
- john
- the divine jesus
- john was written
- around 95 ad
- luke
- the compassionate jesus