SAS 5th Religion Review

What do The Wisdom Books of the Old Testament tell us about? D1

• The life of Jesus.

• Jesus' reincarnation.

• God's covenant (agreement) with Israel.

• How God created the World.

Which one of The Books of Wisdom contains poems and prayer songs? D1

• Sirach

• Job

• Proverbs

• Psalms

There are several Gospels, which ones give is the same or similar accounts of Jesus' work and ministry? These are also refereed to as the Synoptic Gospels. D1

• Mark, Matthew, Paul

• John, Paul, Ringo

• Matthew, Luke, John

• Matthew, Mark, Luke

Which of the Gospels show us about Jesus' birth? D1

• Matthew and Luke

• Matthew and Michael

• Matthew and Mark

• John and Matthew

Jesus helped all kinds of people. What does this show us about Jesus? D1

• All people were very similar during Jesus' time.

• Many groups of people are inherently jealous.

• He values all people equally.

• He favors Jewish men over all others.

How are the words Immaculate Conception related to Mary? D2

• She kept an immaculate and holy home.

• She was given power from the Holy Spirit.

• She was free of Original Sin when she was born and when she conceived Jesus.

• She lived in the village of Immaculate.

What are other names Jesus goes by? D2

• Big guy, Holy Spirit, Son of God

• Trailblazer, Holy One, Son of God

• Messiah, Redeemer, Son of God

• Blessed, Saint Jesus, Redeemer.

Salvation History is God's plan to save mankind from sin and

lift the human family to the glory of Heaven. How did Jesus help fulfill this? D2

• He feed the world and freed us from sin.

• He freed us from Original Sin and united humanity with God.

• He freed us from sin and walked on water.

What does being a Catholic Church infer? D2

• The Church is universal and open to all.

• Each Catholic Church is run differently.

• Only certain types of people are welcomed into it.

The Catholic Church is rich in culture and diversity. What does this show? D2

• Progress is stifled once leaders disagree.

• These are precious gifts from God.

• People are hesitant to join the Catholic Church.