Catechism 16 Practice Quizizz

Question ​ (a)  
​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)   ?

• 16
• What
• is
• sin

Sin is (a)   or (b)   God in the world he created, (c)   against him by living without reference to him, not being or doing what he requires in his law—resulting in our (d)   and the (e)   of all creation.

• rejecting
• ignoring
• rebelling
• death
• disintegration

1 ​ (a)   3:4 ​ (b)   who makes a ​ (c)   also ​ (d)   ; sin is ​ (e)   .

• John
• Everyone
• practice of sinning
• practices lawlessness
• lawlessness
• Peter
• Timothy

According to the Bible Project, the words for "sin" in the Old and New Testament can be interpreted to mean:

• all you are and ever will be from birth

• the smallest bad thought or tiniest misdeed

• To follow the law strictly
• To miss the mark or moral failing.

1. 1. How do you define sin?
   2. To what extent do you agree with the Bible Project, that sin is "missing the mark" morally?
   3. Do you think that you can ever totally rise above intentional sin in this life?

Answer each part with complete, relevant sentences. There must be a minimum of 5 total sentences, complete and relevant sentences, in order to achieve full credit.