Test: Jesus's Journey to Jerusalem

The book of Luke is part of Luke-Acts, and Acts is the other volume in this two-part work.

• True
• False

Luke is identified as the author of the book of Luke.

• True
• False

According to Luke, he wrote the book to compete with other accounts of Jesus' life.

• True
• False

The central theme that Luke emphasizes about the story of Jesus is that it challenges traditional beliefs.

• True
• False

Luke describes the book's design as having no clear structure.

• True
• False

The extended introduction in chapters 1-2 of Luke focuses on the journey to Jerusalem.

• True
• False

In the birth stories, Mary and Joseph are promised wealth.

• True
• False

Old Testament figures Moses and Elijah play the roles of leaders of a new Israel in connection with the birth stories.

• True
• False

Jesus' reading from the scroll of Isaiah in Nazareth signifies his rejection of the authority of the Scriptures.

• True
• False

According to Luke, Jesus' mission brings release only to the wealthy.

• True
• False