Confirmation Review Quiz

What are some of the actions in the Old Testament that prefigure Confirmation?

• Anointing, laying on hands, and signing people with a seal

• Offering sacrifices, praying, and fasting

• Building altars, observing the Sabbath, and keeping kosher

• Writing scriptures, teaching, and prophesying

What does the Sacrament of Confirmation involve?

• A physical manifestation of faith

• A ceremony of water immersion

• An outpouring of the Spirit and imparts spiritual authority

• A ritual of passing down traditions

Who were anointed in the Old Testament?

• Prophets and Kings

• Aaronic Priests and the Davidic King

• All members of the community

• Only the high priests

What happened after Samuel anointed David in the midst of his brothers?

• David became king immediately

• The Spirit of the Lord came mightily upon David

• David wrote the Psalms

• David fought Goliath

What was one of the purposes of laying hands on people in the Old Testament according to Leviticus 24?

• To heal them

• To bless them

• To consecrate them towards death

• To anoint them as kings

According to the Old Testament, who had hands laid on them when they were consecrated and ordained?

• Kings

• Prophets

• Priests

• Soldiers

According to the Old Testament, what were the Priests sealed as?

• Sealed as being "Righteous to the Lord"

• Sealed as being "Holy to the Lord"

• Sealed as being "Faithful to the Lord"

• Sealed as being "Chosen by the Lord"

What does God use as a symbol of protection for those who are righteous, as mentioned in the Old Testament?

• A crown of thorns

• A white robe

• A mark upon the foreheads

• A ring of fire

According to the New Testament, who does Jesus promise will receive the Spirit?

• His disciples

• His apostles

• All people

• The priests

When does the New Testament indicate that the Spirit will speak through Jesus' apostles?

• When they are teaching in the temple

• When they are sent out and are experiencing persecution

• When they are praying

• When they are baptizing new believers