Unit 2 Test | Jesus and the Pharisees

pretending to be something you are not, especially when pretending to be righteous

• hypocrisy
• legalism
• grace
• freedom in Christ
• license

choosing to disregard God’s holy standards by glossing over them or treating them as unimportant

• license
• legalism
• grace
• hypocrisy
• freedom in Christ

God’s undeserved goodness toward us and active power within us

• grace
• legalism
• hypocrisy
• freedom in Christ
• license

being honest and free from hypocrisy

• sincerity
• legalism
• grace
• hypocrisy
• freedom in Christ

the grace the believer in Christ enjoys to freely serve God, being no longer enslaved to sin or the law

• freedom in Christ
• legalism
• grace
• hypocrisy
• license

a way of thinking that focuses only on rituals and keeping rules, being more concerned with outward performance than inward change

• legalism
• grace
• hypocrisy
• freedom in Christ
• license

How did the Pharisee react when Jesus did not wash before dinner?

• He was astonished.
• He was angry, so he yelled at Jesus.
• He was confused and asked Jesus to explain.
• He scolded Jesus.

What did Jesus rebuke the Pharisees and the lawyers for doing?

• He rebuked them for not following all of their rules and regulations.
• He rebuked them for emphasizing unnecessary rules while ignoring serious commands like being just and loving.
• He rebuked them for spending too much time worshiping and praising God.
• He rebuked them for giving their money to the poor, when they should have given it to the Romans.

How did Jesus treat the man with dropsy?

• Jesus refused to touch him.
• Jesus immediately sent him away.
• Jesus told him to wait for the next day to be healed.
• Jesus took him and healed him, even though it was the Sabbath.

How did the Pharisees respond when Jesus asked them if it was lawful to heal on the Sabbath?

• They said it was against the law.
• They were silent.
• They asked Him to forgive them.
• They said it was lawful.