7.S.2 Assessment

The Acts of the (Hebrews ________) is part of the New Testament.

• Apostles

• Prophets

• Priests

• Disciples

John the Baptist was a (priest ________), or immediate forerunner, sent to prepare the way for Jesus.

• precursor

• successor

• follower

• disciple

The official list of the 73 books that makes up the Old and New Testaments of the Bible is called the (canon ________).

• covenant

• testament

• scripture

• gospel

Messiah is a title that means (________ “favored by God”).

• anointed one

• chosen one

• blessed one

• savior

• holy one

Jesus began his public life on the banks of the Jordan River when John (________ praised) him.

• taught

• anointed

• praised

• blessed

• baptized

A (bishop ________) uses water during the rite of Baptism.

• priest

• deacon

• minister

• pastor

Followers who submitted to baptism by John the Baptist did so as a sign that they accepted his message to:

• repent for sins

• follow Jesus

• spread the word

• preach the gospel

Baptism frees us from (________ God’s promise), which is the consequence of Adam and Eve’s disobedience when human beings lost God’s blessing.

• Venial Sin

• Original Sin

• Eternal Sin

• Mortal Sin

• Inherited Sin

The most important books of the New Testament are the four (________ Torahs): Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.

• Gospels

• Acts

• Epistles

• Revelations

• Letters

In the Old Testament, God made a (________ testament), a solemn agreement, between God and his people.

• Law

• Treaty

• Promise

• Commandment

• Covenant