Evidence suggests that Jesus viewed his exorcisms as a spiritual assault on the dominion of ___________ by the kingdom of God.

Evidence suggests that Jesus viewed his exorcisms as a spiritual assault on the dominion of ___________ by the kingdom of God.

From their point of view, the religious leaders are seeking to rid Israel of a deceiver and blasphemer, and to protect their _______________ to lead the people.

Many of Luke’s stories and parables included in Jesus’ journey Jerusalem are concerned with God’s special care for the poor and outcasts causing this section to be called the _______________.

In the passion narrative, only Luke records Jesus’ appearance before _________.

In John 15 Jesus teaches the disciples, “greater love has no one than this, that one __________________ for his friends.”

The _____________ of Matthew and Luke are selective introductions preparing the reader for what follows.

In John 15 Jesus teaches the disciples, “greater love has no one than this, that one __________________ for his friends.”

The coming of the ____________ is for Luke the key sign of the dawn of eschatological salvation.

John records that, at Jesus’ arrest, Peter drew his sword and cut off the _____ of the high priest’s slave, Malchus.