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What was the primary reason for Zechariah and Elizabeth's lack of children?
What was the primary reason for Zechariah and Elizabeth's lack of children?
What duty was Zechariah performing when he encountered the angel?
What duty was Zechariah performing when he encountered the angel?
What distinguished the Temple where Zechariah served?
What distinguished the Temple where Zechariah served?
What message did the angel deliver to Zechariah?
What message did the angel deliver to Zechariah?
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How did Zechariah react to the angel's news?
How did Zechariah react to the angel's news?
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Study Notes
Gospel Accounts of Jesus
- Matthew, Mark, and Luke's Gospels are similar, called "Synoptic" Gospels, sharing a similar perspective.
- John's Gospel differs, having a distinct source (the beloved disciple).
Genealogies of Jesus
- Matthew and Luke's Gospels include genealogies tracing Jesus' lineage back to David.
- These genealogies affirmed Jesus as the fulfillment of Old Covenant promises, specifically the Davidic line.
- Lists of names, though different in Matthew and Luke, both acknowledge Jesus' connection to King David.
Zechariah and the Angel
- Zechariah, an elderly Jewish priest, and his wife, Elizabeth, experienced disappointment due to the absence of children.
- Zechariah was serving in the Temple in Jerusalem during a crucial period.
- Zechariah was ordered to perform a ritual (offering incense), within the second most sacred section of the Temple--Holy Place
- While in the Temple alone Zechariah was visited by the Archangel Gabriel.
- Gabriel reassured Zechariah, telling him that his prayer was heard and that his wife Elizabeth would conceive a son, John.
- Zechariah questioned how he could know this would happen, and the angel responded firmly, stating that Gabriel was sent to God.
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Description
This quiz explores the differing accounts of Jesus as presented in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. It covers the Synoptic Gospels, genealogies of Jesus, and the story of Zechariah and the angel Gabriel. Test your knowledge on how these accounts reflect Jesus' life and lineage.