This work contains the reply "I till you, if they keep silent the stones will cry out," as a part of Jesus's entry into Jerusalem, and a liturgy called the Magnificat is taken from this work.
This work contains the reply "I till you, if they keep silent the stones will cry out," as a part of Jesus's entry into Jerusalem, and a liturgy called the Magnificat is taken from this work. This book dedicated to Theophilus contains the storians of the Good Samaritan and the Prodigal Son. This work is one of two that supposedly uses the Q document as a source, and its author also wrote the Acts of the Apostles. The longest of the Gospels, for 10 points, identify this third Gospel which falls between Mark and John.
This work contains the reply "I till you, if they keep silent the stones will cry out," as a part of Jesus's entry into Jerusalem, and a liturgy called the Magnificat is taken from this work.
Gospel According to {Luke}