The Regions Where Jesus Taught

According to the Gospels, what were the three regions where Jesus and his Apostles taught?

• Gelilee

• Samaria

• Judea

• Bethlehem

• Nazareth

Jesus and most of his apostles were native from which region?

• Gelilee

• Samaria

• Judea

• Bethlehem

• Nazareth

A thirteen-mile by seven-mile body of fresh water through which the Jordan River runs.

• Sea of Galilee

• Samaria

• Judea

• Bethlehem

• Nazareth

The region to the south of Galilee, occupied by people descended from intermarriages between occupants of the old northern kingdom and foreigners.

• Sea of Galilee

• Samaria

• Judea

• Bethlehem

• Nazareth

The southern region of the Holy Land, occupied by Jews who returned from the Babylonian Captivity. Its principal city was Jerusalem.

• Sea of Galilee

• Samaria

• Judea

• Bethlehem

• Nazareth

The descendants of the northern kingdom who intermarried with foreigners back at the time of the Assyrian conquest.

• Samaritans

• Judeans

• Galileans

• Romans

Where did Jesus grow up?

• Sea of Galilee

• Samaria

• Judea

• Bethlehem

• Nazareth

Where was Jesus born?

• Jericho

• Samaria

• Judea

• Bethlehem

• Nazareth

 In which Judean town did Jesus heal a blind man?

• Jericho

• Samaria

• Bethlehem

• Nazareth

How did the beliefs of the Samaritans differ from those of the Jewish people?

• The Samaritans worshipped in Jerusalem and accepted the entire Hebrew Bible, while the Jewish people worshipped on Mount Gerizim and accepted only the first five books of the Hebrew Bible.
• The Samaritans and the Jewish people had identical beliefs and practices.
• The Samaritans rejected the entire Hebrew Bible and only accepted the New Testament, while the Jewish people accepted the entire Hebrew Bible.
• The Samaritans accepted the Mosaic Law but did not accept Jewish prophetic or wisdom warnings.