Quaestiones Evangeliorum de tempore et de sanctis

is the Gospel: At that time, Jesus was casting out a demon, etc. Luke 11. Regarding this, the following six questions can be disputed: First: Whether Christ sufficiently showed that he does not cast out demons by Beelzebub but by the virtue of God. Second: Whether that argument of Christ was sufficient: If I cast out demons by the finger of God, then the kingdom of God has come to you, that is, Christ or the Messiah promised in the law has arrived. Third is: Whether it was fitting that he should take flesh from a woman, since it is said, Blessed is the womb, etc.
¶ On the fourth Sunday is the Gospel: Jesus went across the sea which is of Tiberias, etc. John 6. Regarding this, these can be disputed: First: Whether Christ fittingly satisfied five thousand men with five loaves that were found with someone in the company.
¶ Second: Whether Christ fittingly satisfied five thousand men with five barley loaves and not from wheat. Third: Whether Christ was a true prophet, as is said in the Gospel.
¶ On Passion Sunday is the Gospel: At that time, Jesus was saying to the crowds of the Jews, etc. John 8. Regarding this, the following questions can be disputed: First is: Whether Christ could be reproved of any sin. Second is: Whether Christ ought to have preached to the Jews without offense. Third is: Whether it is true that Abraham saw the day of Christ.
¶ On Palm Sunday is read the passion of Christ according to Matthew 26. Regarding which, these can be disputed: First: Whether another possible and more fitting mode of liberation of the human race existed than through the passion of Christ. Second: Whether Christ fittingly wished on such a day to enter Jerusalem with royal honor.
¶ On Monday is read the Gospel: Six days before, etc. John 12. Regarding this,

these can be disputed: First: Whether it was fitting that Christ should permit an ointment of such great price to be poured over his head.
¶ Second: Whether Christ fittingly permitted the money-box to be carried with him. Third: Whether he fittingly entrusted the money-box to Judas while he was carrying it.
¶ On Tuesday is read the Passion according to Mark 14. Regarding which passion, six questions can be disputed:
¶ First: Whether Peter sinned mortally by denying Christ.
¶ Second: Whether after Christ predicted that Peter would deny him, it was possible for Peter not to deny Christ.
¶ Third: Whether all the apostles, fleeing when Christ was captured, sinned mortally.
¶ On Wednesday is read the Passion according to Luke 22. Regarding which, the following questions can be disputed:
¶ First: Whether Judas, by selling Christ, committed simony. Second: Whether the sin of those crucifying Christ was the gravest. Third: Whether the human will in Christ wished for something other than what the divine will wished.
¶ On Thursday, the day of the Supper, is the Gospel: Before the festival day of the Passover, etc. John 13. Regarding this, the following questions can be disputed: First: Whether it was fittingly instituted on the day of the Supper, the sacrament of the Eucharist.
¶ Second: Whether Christ fittingly gave the sacrament of his body and blood on the day of the Supper to Judas the traitor. Third: Whether after the morsel dipped by Christ and offered to Judas, the devil entered into him.
¶ On Friday, in which mention is made of the death of Christ, is read the Passion according to John 18. Regarding which, the following questions can be disputed: First: Whether it was fitting for Christ to die. Second: Whether any other passion of Christ would have sufficed