Overview of the New Testament

How many books are in the New Testament?

• 24

• 21

• 30

• 27

What does the term 'testament' mean?

• A historical record of a person's life events.

• A religious document outlining a person's beliefs.

• A legal document expressing a person's wishes for property distribution after death.

• A formal agreement between two parties.

From which language is the term 'testament' derived?

• Arabic

• Latin

• Hebrew

• Greek

What is the Greek term for 'covenant'?

• symphonia

• parabole

• koinonia

• diatheke

Who was the mediator of the Old Covenant?

• Moses

• David

• Solomon

• Abraham

What is another name for the Old Covenant?

• New Covenant

• Davidic Covenant

• Mosaic Covenant

• Abrahamic Covenant

Who is the mediator of the New Covenant?

• Jesus Christ

• David

• Moses

• Abraham

During which event was the New Covenant instituted?

• The Last Supper

• The Ascension

• The Resurrection

• The Crucifixion

What does the New Covenant provide through Jesus's death?

• Forgiveness of sins and reconciliation with God.

• Physical healing and prosperity.

• Eternal life without any conditions.

• A new set of laws to follow.

Behold, to obey is better than _________, and to hearken than the fat of rams.

• nothing

• disobedience

• truth

• sacrifice