Unit 1 Theology 9B

Jesus is the ____________, the Hebrew word for “anointed one.”

• Incarnation

• Teacher

• Messiah

• Father

Which of the following statements is NOT true about life in first-century Palestine?

• The culture was patriarchal.

• There was a strong commitment to family, including aunts, uncles, and cousins

• The gap between rich and poor was part of God’s vision in the Old Testament

• Most families worked on farms.

What is the official teaching authority of the Church that comes through the Pope and bishops?

• Metamorphisis

• Magisterium

• Mater Dei

• Mysticism

Catholics rely on Sacred Scripture and Sacred ____________ to understand Divine Revelation, how God continues to reveal himself to us.

• Time

• Rituals

• People

• Tradition

Which group of Jews was known for strict enforcement of Old Testament laws and believed in resurrection?

• Pharisees

• Sadducees

• Scribes

• Zealots

What is the Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension of Jesus Christ through which God has saved us from our sins called?

• The Messianic Promise

• The Passion of Christ

• The Paschal Mystery

• The Process of Conversion

Which of the following best describes the synoptic gospels

• they were all written in Hebrew

• They are written in a similar style with similar content

• They are all written for the same audience

• They were all written at the same time

What does Papal Infallibility Mean

• the Pope never sins

• Everything the Pope says is true

• statements of the Pope are always true when he speaks in his official role on a belief related to faith or morals

• the Pope is always right when all of the bishops of the Church agree with him

Which of the following is NOT one of the stages of how the Gospels came to be?

• Oral Tradition

• life and message of Jesus

• Written Tradition

• Magisterium

This Gospel’s theology focuses on Jesus as God’s Divine Son. It goes into great detail about Jesus’ relationship with his disciples, with God the Father, and with the Holy Spirit.

• Matthew

• Mark

• Luke

• John