2. Chapter 3 Scripture: a Portrait of Jesus

3. 100 200 400 300 400 Choice1Choice 2Choice 3Choice 4 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

4. Row 1, Col 1 tells that Jesus, the Son of God, is the Messiah, the Savior that the people of Old Testament longed for. New Testament

5. 1,2 means the “good news” of God’s mercy and love for us.. Gospel

6. 1,3 means “proclaimers of the Good News”. Evangelists

7. 1,4 Who are the “proclaimers of the Good News”.. Matthew, Mark, Luke and John

8. 2,1 means the “same view” Synoptic

9. 2,2 different style, (long speeches) and stories not found in the other Gospels. discourses

10. 2,3 were written by Luke and tell the story of the early Church Acts of the Apostles

11. 2,4 persecutor of Christians who through the direct intervention of Jesus is converted and becomes the greatest missionary in the early Church Paul

12. 3,1 or letters were written before the Gospels and mostly by Paul. Epistles

13. 3,2 was written during a time of persecution and is difficult to understand because of symbols it uses are unfamiliar to us. Book of Revelation

14. 3,3 is the action of God that moves people to communicate what God wants made know, using their own background, culture, language, and style. inspiration

15. 3,4 Was the first part of the New Testament to be written Epistles or Letters

16. 4,1 the synoptic writters Matthew, Mark and Luke

17. 4,2 Books in the new testament. 27

18. 4,3 Four main parts of the N.T. Gospels, Act of the Apostles, Letters and Book of Revelation

19. 4,4 Number of letters/epistles 21

20. 5,1 Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God who revealed the Fathers Love for us and saved us. Good news

21. 5,2 The second reading at Mass on Sunday and holy days is always From on of these books Epistles/letters

22. 5,3 It encouraged Christian to accept the cross for God who has already triumphed in jesus Book of Revelation

23. 5,4 All the writing in the Bible are influenced by Holy Spirit