4th Qtr_Religion 4_Review Game 3

Who could not accept the teachings of Jesus on the compassion of God to the sinners?

• Disciples
• Samaritans
• Jewish leaders
• Roman soldiers

Why did Jesus willingly choose to suffer and die? To _______________

• gain fame
• prove a point
• show his power
• show his love and obedience to the Father

What was the sign of the saving love of God in Jesus Christ?

• Book
• Cross
• Crown
• Rosary

Which apostle said he would not believe Jesus had risen "unless I see the nail marks in his hands and put my hands into his side"?

• Andrew
• James
• Peter
• Thomas

What are the words of Jesus when he greeted his disciples after his Resurrection?

• “I’ve seen the Lord”
• “Peace be with you”
• “My Lord and my God”
• “The Lord be with you”

Why do we believe that Christ's Resurrection is the most important belief in Christianity? Because _____

• God is the creator of everything.
• only God can do extraordinary things.
• this is the climax of Jesus life here on earth.
• if Christ were not risen there would be no Christianity and everything we believe in him would be false.

What did Jesus command his Apostles to teach the disciples of all nations?

• Perform miracles
• Build a new temple
• Keep the teachings to themselves
• Carry out everything he commanded them

What command did Jesus give to his Apostles after his resurrection?

• Travel the world
• Build a new temple
• Start a new community
• Make disciples of all nations and baptize them

How would the hope from Jesus' resurrection impact your actions when you see someone being treated unfairly?

• I would ignore the situation.
• I would join in with the others.
• I would walk away and pretend not to see.
• I would stand up for them and show kindness.

How would your belief in Jesus' resurrection influence your response when someone asks why you have faith in Him?

• I would avoid the question.
• I would tell them to ask someone else.
• I would feel embarrassed and change the subject.
• I would share my faith and the reasons for my hope.