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Quiz Results: Who was: Matthew

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Reference: (Mark 2:14)

Your answer: Alphaeus

Reference: (Matthew 10:3)

Your answer: True

Reference: (Luke 5:28)

Your answer: Levi

Reference: (Mark 2:1)

Your answer: Capernaum

Reference: (Matthew 10:3)

Your answer: Tax Collector

Reference: (None)

Your answer: Tax Farming

Reference: (Matthew 9:11)

Your answer: False

Reference: (None)

Your answer: True

Reference: (Mark 2:14)

Your answer: Follow Me

Reference: (None)

Your answer: Gift of God

Reference: (Luke 5:28)

Your answer: Levi

Reference: (Luke 5:29)

Your answer: False

Reference: (Luke 5:29)

Your answer: Feast

Reference: (Luke 5:29)

Your answer: Tax Collectors

Reference: (None)

Your answer: True

Reference: (Matthew 10:3)

Your answer: Simon Peter

Correct answer: Thomas

Reference: (None)

Your answer: False

Reference: (None)

Your answer: True

Reference: (None)

Your answer: Halberd

Reference: (Acts 1:13)

Your answer: Revelation

Correct answer: Acts

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Quiz Results: Who was: Matthew

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1 Matthew was the son of ______.

2 There was another Apostle named James whose father was also named Alphaeus, but they were not brothers.

3 Before Jesus called Matthew, he was called _______, which means "to join" or "to attach."

4 Matthew worked in the fishing village of _______.

5 Matthew was a _______ by trade.

6 The Roman tax system was very complicated and used a process called “_______.”

7 Tax Collectors like Levi were in one of the highest social classes in Israel during the ministry of Jesus.

8 Tax collectors like Levi could not be judges or serve as witnesses in court, and they were excommunicated from the synagogues.

9 Complete this verse: As He passed by, He saw Levi the son of Alphaeus sitting at the tax office. And He said to him, “_______.”

10 Jesus gave Levi a new name, and as Jesus called Simon "Peter," He began calling Levi "Matthew," which means “_______.”

11 All three synoptic Gospels record Jesus' calling of Matthew, though Mark and Luke continue to use the old name “_______” while Matthew proudly uses the new name Jesus gave him.

12 Matthew was homeless when Jesus found him. He could not afford a house.

13 Matthew gave Jesus a great _______.

14 Matthew invited a great number of _______ to the feast.

15 Matthew was probably the wealthiest of the Apostles.

16 Three times when the twelve Apostles are listed, Matthew is grouped with _______.

17 Matthew walked on the water with Jesus while the others stayed in the boat.

18 The calling of Levi demonstrates that Jesus didn't always seek out the good, holy, and righteous to follow Him. For in Levi, He sought out a despised outcast and changed his life.

19 Foxe’s Book of Martyrs records that Matthew was slain by a _______ in Ethiopia.

20 The last mention of Matthew is in the book of _______.

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