Jesus Christ the Substitute Grade 4 Bible Quiz

In the Bible, a sacrifice is _________.

• not important

• never required

• something costly that is offered as a gift

• only required in the Old Testament

During the Passover, the Hebrews had to choose a lamb or goat that was (a)  

• cute

• without fault or defect

• born in Egypt

• all of the above

The Hebrews put the lamb’s blood on their doorframe so that ​ (a)  

• none of the above

• the Egyptians would know they were slaves

• they could remember what day it was

• death would passover their house

According to Isaiah, the Lamb of God would ​ (a)  

• all of the above

• be without guilt or sin

• suffer because of His people’s sin

• suffer as a substitute for His people

The one and only way to receive forgiveness for the penalty of sin is through ​ (a)  

• faith in Jesus Christ

• doing only good things

• being a nice person

• saving yourself

Jesus provided freedom from sin for all people when He ​ (a)  

• ignored their sins

• paid the penalty for their sins

• made them pay for their sins

• excused their sins

Jesus alone is able to atone for sin because ​ (a)   ​

• He is sinless

• He is righteous

• He is God

• all of the above

Look at the picture below and imagine being a Hebrew during the first Passover. Think about where you should put the lamb’s blood so that the firstborn in your house will not die. Color the correct places.

Name two ways that Jesus’ death on the cross is similar to the Passover.

Answer explanation

Jesus was the perfect sacrifice, and the Israelites chose a lamb

without fault or defect; sinful people face spiritual death and the Hebrews faced

physical death; Jesus and the lamb both died as a sacrifice for sins.

Christians are saved from spiritual death, which is eternal

separation from God, and the Hebrews were saved from physical death when they put blood on their doorframe; Christians are set free from their sins, or their slavery to sin, and the Hebrews were set free from slavery; Jesus was innocent of sin, and the Passover lamb was not killed because it had done anything wrong.

What did the Lamb of God do for you?

Answer explanation

He died to take away my sin.