A.   "The Gospels"

B.   The "New Testament"

C.   "Acts of the Apostles"

D.   "The Epistle of the Church in Rome"

A.   Greek and Aramaic

B.   Proto-Romanian and Assyrian

C.   Greek and Assyrian

D.   Aramaic and Semetic

A.   "one of twelve disciples chose by Jesus to preach his gospel."

B.   "a formal letter."

C.   "the superior of an abbey or monastery for men."

D.   "the invocation of a blessing."

A.   "the sands at your feet will give way to gold."

B.   "the kingdom of heaven is theirs."

C.   "they shall live on earth forever."

D.   "you will be a leader among men."

A.   the Gospel of Mark

B.   the Gospel of Matthew

C.   the Gospel of Luke

D.   the Gospel of John

A.   "the" -- at that time "known planets."

B.   "sins."

C.   "the wounds of Jesus."

D.   "repentance"

A.   "In the Garden of Gethsemane on the Mount of Olives, while the disciples Peter, James, and John sleep, Jesus reconciles his soul to death."

B.   "Jesus fast for forty days and nights in the wilderness; he rejects the worldly wealth offered to him by the devil."

C.   "John the Baptist, a preacher in the wilderness of Judea, baptizes Jesus in the Jordan River."

D.   "The archangel Gabriel announces to the Virgin Mary that Godhas chosen her to ebar his son."

A.   narthex

B.   ambulatory

C.   nave

D.   transept

A.   A document announcing the first Catholic pope

B.   The only document in the handwriting of Jesus

C.   A treaty between Christians and Jews

D.   A statement of Chrisitan faith

A.   The Church of San Vitale

B.   Hagia Sophia

C.   The Parliament of Justine

D.   King Fahad Mosque

A.   Saints and Angels

B.   Orans

C.   Carolingian Miniscule

D.   Gregorian chants

A.   The Parliament of Justine

B.   Hagia Sophia

C.   The Church of San Vitale

D.   St. Paul's Cathedral

A.   in a Jewish Cemetery

B.   in a Jewish Temple

C.   in an Islamic Mosque

D.   in a Catholic Church

A.   Matthew

B.   Augustus

C.   Paul

D.   Saint Augustine

A.   a collection of some 250 prose tales

B.   Muhamad's journey from Mecca to Medina in the year 622

C.   the body of Muslim law based on the Quran and the Hadith

D.   the most sacred books of the Quran

A.   a rotating pulpit

B.   a spoon

C.   a half-pear-shaped wooden string instrument

D.   a two-leaved hinged tablet

A.   a type of ornament featuring plant and flower forms

B.   an Islamic dance

C.   the first illuminated manuscript

D.   a religious song

A.   minbar

B.   mihrab

C.   sharia

D.   mullah

A.   Christianity

B.   Mastaba

C.   Judaism

D.   Islam

A.   The Magna Carta

B.   The Nicene Creed

C.   The Sermon on the Mount

D.   The Edict of Milan

A.   the punishment that the Romans gave to thieves and traitors

B.   a group that allows a wide variety of religious beliefs and practices

C.   a Christian posture of prayer

D.   strict self-denial and self-discipline

A.   “tell my mother that I am always with her.”

B.   “create a new language that will be known only to Christians.”

C.   “find the Ark of  the Covenant.”

D.   “go to the gentiles”

A.   “Christianity at all.”

B.   “the lost city of Atlantis.”

C.   "The Edict of Milan.”

D.   “the Sarcophagus of Archbishop Theodorus."

A.   Complex geometric designs create the impression of unending repetition.

B.   a large traditional house that often has a complex double structure that allows men to visit without running any risk of meeting the women of the family.

C.   Any Islamic art seeking to portray the meaning and essence of things, rather than just their physical form.

D.   An Arabic poem honoring the Prophet Muhammad. The name means 'poem of the mantle' or 'of the cloak'.

A.   10

B.   one

C.   none

D.   613