Gospel of Mark and John Test

What is considered to be the heart of all Scripture?

• New Testament

• Gospels

• Pauline Letters

• Acts of the Apostles

What are the synoptic Gospels?

• the Gospels that have similar style and content

• the only Gospels accepted in the Canon of Sacred Scripture

• the Gospels excluded from the Canon of Sacred Scripture

• the Gospels that focus only on the sayings and teachings of Jesus

What makes John’s Gospel quite different from the other Gospels?

• the lack of poetic language

• the greatest use of Jesus’ parables

• Jesus’ lengthy speeches and teachings

• all of the above

Jesus Christ is _______ human and ______ divine.

• partly, partly

• half, half

• fully, fully

• not really, completely

Which account about Jesus does each of the four Gospels include?

• his birth

• his Passion, death, and Resurrection

• the Sermon on the Mount

• the raising of Lazarus

What are the two “divisions” within the Gospel of John?

• the Book of Glory and the Book of Resurrection

• the Book of Miracles and the Book of the Cross

• the Book of Teachings and the Book of Resurrection

• the Book of Signs and the Book of Glory

The Gospel of John refers to Jesus in the Prologue with which of the following titles?

• the Messiah

• the Word

• our Redeemer

• our Hope

What is the author of the Gospel of John acknowledging about Jesus by calling him the Lamb of God?

• Jesus is weak

• Jesus will suffer a sacrificial death

• Jesus is easily victimized.

• Jesus is like a child.

What is the mystery of the two natures in one Divine Person of Jesus Christ called?

• Sacred Tradition

• hypostatic union

• Paschal Mystery

• Messiah

Where is the fullness of God’s Divine Revelation found?

• in the Bible

• in the Gospels

• in Jesus Christ

• in the Church