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Who was the first to see Jesus Christ after resurrection?
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Which metal did the Magi bring as a gift to newborn Jesus?
Answer: Gold
Why: Gold traditionally symbolized royalty and earthly power, highlighting the belief that the child was born to be a king.
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Which Gospel is the longest by word count?
Answer: Gospel of Luke
Why: Luke runs about 19,480 Greek words to Matthew's 18,345, the longest book in the New Testament; Matthew leads only on chapters, 28 to 24.
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According to Mark, who were the sons of Simon of Cyrene?
Answer: Alexander and Rufus
Why: Matthew and Luke drop the two names, so their mention is read as a sign that Mark's first readers knew the family.
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Who bandaged the roadside traveler in Jesus' parable?
Answer: A Samaritan
Why: The Samaritan left the innkeeper two denarii, about two days' wages, and promised to cover any extra cost on his way back.
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In Luke, where were two disciples going when the risen Jesus joined them?
Answer: Emmaus
Why: Luke names only one of the two walkers, Cleopas, and puts Emmaus about seven miles from Jerusalem; its exact site is still disputed.
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Who did Jesus raise from the dead in Nain?
Answer: A widow's son
Why: He was her only son, so his death left her with no means of support, and this is the first of just three raisings in the gospels.