Luke

Question 1

Unique elements

Answer 1

Luke- Acts

- Largest collection in New Testament

Question 2

Historical criticism

Answer 2

Terminus ad quem- late second century
Terminus a quo- 70 CE
Date of composition- 70-110 CE

Question 3

Terminus ad quem

Answer 3

late second century

Question 4

Terminus a quo

Answer 4

70 CE

Question 5

Date of composition

Answer 5

70-110 CE

Question 6

Themes

Answer 6

Identity

• The facts of being who or what a things is
• Two- Jesus and God’s people
  
  • Jesus: SO obvious, identified while in womb (Luke 1) and a man about to die while still a baby (Luke 2)

Question 7

Luke Summary

Answer 7

This book begins with the story of how John the Baptist was born, and then connects John’s mother to Mary, the mother of Jesus. Chapter 2 tells the story of how Jesus stayed behind in Jerusalem to listen to and question the teachers in the temple. In chapter 6 there is a similar parable about David that Jesus tells. Chapters 23 and 24 recount a similar story to Mark and Matthew concerning Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection.