A) Nathan Drake B) Claude Fitzwilliam C) Dismas Hardy D) Nicholas van Rijn
A) Claude Fitzwilliam B) Dismas Hardy C) Nathan Drake D) Nicholas van Rijn
A) Dizmas B) The Hoodlum Saint C) Third Day D) Racionais MC's
A) Claude Fitzwilliam B) Nathan Drake C) Nicholas van Rijn D) The thief
A) A saint of the streets B) A forgotten criminal C) A first thug life of all time D) A thief of the century
A) Friday Morning B) The Hoodlum Saint C) Thug Life D) The Thief Next to Jesus
A) Clerks III B) The Hoodlum Saint C) Fitzwilly D) Once We Were Slaves
A) St. Dismas Thrift Shoppe B) Dismas Goods C) San Dimas Thrift D) The Thief's Charity
A) Clerks B) Uncharted C) Bill & Ted D) Darkest Dungeon
A) William Powell B) Dick Van Dyke C) Stelio Savante D) Edward James Olmos
A) bad thieves B) but thieves C) both thieves D) best thieves
A) A photograph of the cathedral B) A ring of the thief C) A medal of St. Dimas D) A book about the thief
A) Dismas Hardy B) The Highwayman C) Claude Fitzwilliam D) Nathan Drake
A) Scotland B) Philadelphia C) California D) Brazil
A) A Roman centurion B) A Roman tax collector C) A professional pickpocket D) A guerrilla warrior fighting for nationalistic aims
A) Good Friday B) 25 December C) 1 November D) 25 March
A) The town mayor B) Convicts C) Government engineers D) Local monks
A) Ascension Day B) Easter Sunday C) Good Friday D) 25 March
A) Peter B) Pilate C) John D) Judas
A) Middle Ages B) 10th century C) Late 6th century D) 1st century
A) The Gospel of John B) The Book of Revelation C) The Epistle to the Romans D) 1 Peter 3:19–20
A) Christiane Klapisch-Zuber B) Robert Taft C) Heidi Hornik D) Mitchell Merback
A) John B) Luke C) Matthew D) Mark
A) Gestas B) The text does not name him C) Barabbas D) Dismas
A) It modifies the verb 'be' B) It modifies the verb 'say' C) It modifies the word 'paradise' D) It is an adjective describing Jesus
A) Curetonian Gospels B) King James Version C) Vulgate D) Septuagint
A) A corporeal garden B) An earthly city C) A place of temporary punishment D) A spiritual paradise
A) If he had stolen from the temple B) If he was a close friend of Jesus C) If he might have been baptized D) If he spoke Aramaic
A) His right B) Directly behind him C) In front of him D) His left
A) The footrest B) The titulus C) The bridge to heaven D) The crown of thorns
A) The feet of Jesus B) The gates of paradise C) The hands of Jesus D) The titulus
A) Four B) One C) Two D) Three
A) John B) Luke C) Matthew D) Mark
A) They were innocent B) They were framed C) They were victims of bad luck D) They were condemned justly
A) Two others B) Two criminals C) The two thieves D) Two sinners
A) Tatian B) Ambrose C) Origen D) Augustine
A) Syllepsis B) Irony C) Hyperbole D) Metaphor
A) Augustine of Hippo B) Frederic Farrar C) Ephrem the Syrian D) Ambrose of Milan
A) Dying B) Forgiven C) Cross D) Kingdom
A) Titus B) Gestas C) Dismas D) Dumachus
A) Titus B) Zoatham C) Rakh D) Dismas
A) Dismas B) Rakh C) Demas D) Zoathan
A) Titus B) Dismas C) Rakh D) Demas
A) Acta Pilati B) Codex Colbertinus C) Gospel of Luke D) Arabic Infancy Gospel
A) Incarnation B) Baptism C) Resurrection D) Transfiguration
A) Life of Dismas B) Acta Pilati C) Histoire du Bon Larron D) Codex Colbertinus
A) Vladimir and Estragon B) The Four Evangelists C) Anne Catherine Emmerich and the robbers D) Dismas and the Holy Family
A) Catholic prison outreach B) Historical research on the crucifixion C) The study of Samuel Beckett's plays D) Providing travel aid to pilgrims
A) 1990 B) 2000 C) 2010 D) 1950
A) Deafness B) A broken leg C) Blindness D) Leprosy
A) Remember us wherever you go B) May we meet again in Jerusalem C) Forgive us for our sins D) Go in peace and safety |