PM 2022 Unit 2 Test Review

Which of the following statements explains why the Old Testament is important in salvation history?

• It teaches us about what God was like before Jesus and how He changed after Jesus’ coming.

• It’s the record of God’s love and His plan of salvation in human history.

• It shows us our history, but it no longer applies since Jesus came and changed everything.

• It was all the rules we had to follow before Jesus that we no longer have to follow.

Which of the following best describes a covenant?

• An everlasting contract

• A legal agreement that involves rituals and an exchange of goods

• Sacred and permanent bonds of kinship/family relationship

• A legal agreement that dissolves when terms are not fulfilled

Which individuals did God establish major covenants with prior to Jesus?

• Moses, Adam, David, Jacob, Noah

• Abraham, David, Adam, Noah, Saul

• Noah, David, Adam, Abraham, Moses

• David, Esau, Israel, Adam, Noah

Which of the following was NOT one of the three promises God made to Abram?

• His name would be great

• A worldwide blessing

• Never to be enslaved by another nation.

• None - these all were promises God made to Abram

What was the sign of the covenant between God and the Israelites, represented by David?

• Circumcision

• The Temple

• The Rainbow

• The 10 Commandments

Why did God establish various covenants in the Old Testament?

• People kept breaking the covenants, and so God would periodically re-establish them with His people.

• The Covenants were stages in preparation for Jesus’ coming.

• God would reaffirm His love and faithfulness through these covenants.

• All of these.

Who were the judges, and what did they do?

• Priests chosen by Moses to administrate over legal matters.

• Individuals raised up by God from the various tribes to bring people back to right worship when they strayed.

• Temporary leaders raised by God who led His people to victories against foreign invaders and settled debts between tribes

• Priests chosen by God to administrate over legal matters.

Who was the prophet Isaiah referring to when he described the “Suffering Servant”?

• Israel when they were in captivity

• King David when he would suffer great losses later in life despite being faithful to God

• Jesus Christ

• Mary and the suffering she’d experience while looking at her Son dying on the cross

Which of the following is NOT a prophecy about the Messiah that Jesus fulfilled?

• The Messiah would be rejected by His own people.

• The Messiah would be born in Bethlehem

• The Messiah would be a military leader that overthrows the Romans.

• The Messiah would be born of a virgin

What was the purpose of the Incarnation?

• To save us from sin and show the depth of God’s love for us.

• To make us sharers in the divine life and model holiness.

• To sanctify every moment of human life including suffering.

• All of the above