Unit 8 Test | Mary Anoints Jesus' Feet

our human response to God reaching out to us by meeting with Him, spirit to Spirit

• honor
• worship
• deity
• service

to show appreciation, respect, or affection to someone

• honor
• worship
• deity
• service

expressing your care for someone by helping them

• honor
• worship
• deity
• service

the rank or essential nature of God

• honor
• worship
• deity
• service

When did Mary anoint Jesus?

• She anointed Jesus right before Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead.
• She anointed Jesus before Passover and His trial and crucifixion.
• She anointed Jesus right after Judas’s betrayal.
• She anointed Jesus after Jesus washed His disciples’ feet.

What was so special about the perfume Mary used to anoint Jesus?

• It would have cost an average worker one denarius, which was one day’s wage.
• It was worth half of a year’s wages, about 150 denarii.
• It was costly perfume of pure nard.
• The perfume weighed 12 pounds.

What did Judas Iscariot say when Mary anointed Jesus?

• He said that the ointment should have been sold to help the poor.
• He questioned Jesus’ deity.
• He encouraged Mary to begin serving the poor.
• He expressed anger about wasting the perfume on Jesus.

How did Jesus respond to Mary’s act of anointing Him?

• He shyly thanked her.
• He told her to continue and not to worry about Judas, because he was a thief.
• He praised her for anointing Him beforehand for His burial.
• He washed her feet.

How can we serve God, since He does not need our service or help?

Answer explanation

We serve God by honoring Him, bringing Him glory, and depending on Him for the strength and ability to follow Him and serve other people. Because this is what it means to serve God, everything we do can be an act of service to Him.

What is one reason why we should trust Scripture’s account of the Resurrection?

Answer explanation

Answers will vary: There is more evidence for the truthfulness and reliability of the New Testament than there is for any other ancient historical document. We know that Jesus’ tomb was found empty and that the disciples believed that Jesus had risen again and were willing to die for their faith. Even non-Christian scholars agree that these are historical facts. The best explanation for these pieces of evidence is the reality of the Resurrection.