Combo: Jesus' Message

What event marked the beginning of Jesus' ministry?

• A) The resurrection of Lazarus
• B) The imprisonment of John the Baptist
• C) The feeding of the 5,000
• D) The healing of the blind man

What message did Jesus proclaim at the start of his ministry?

• A) "The kingdom of God is at hand."
• B) "The Son of Man has nowhere to lay his head."
• C) "Blessed are the poor in spirit."
• D) "I am the bread of life."

What does the "kingdom of God" primarily refer to?

• A) A geographical location
• B) The Roman Empire
• C) God's rule and reign over creation
• D) Heaven only

What were the two Old Testament themes about God's kingdom?

• God reigns as the sovereign King, and a time will come when His kingdom is established on earth.
• God blesses the righteous and curses the wicked.
• God leads through prophets and kings.
• God judges the nations and redeems Israel.

What does Jesus instruct people to do to enter the kingdom of God?

• A) Obey the law and trust in God
• B) Repent and believe the Good News
• C) Perform miracles
• D) Offer sacrifices and believe in your heart

What is the meaning of repentance in the context of Jesus' teachings?

• A) Confessing sins to a priest
• B) Offering a sacrifice in the temple
• C) A change in direction culminating in faith
• D) Performing religious rituals

What does entering the kingdom of God signify?

• A) Becoming a follower of Jesus
• B) Attaining perfection
• C) Earning salvation through works
• D) Memorizing scripture

Whom did Jesus call to be his disciples?

• A) The most intelligent and wealthy individuals
• B) Political rulers and chief priests of the law
• C) Religious leaders of the time
• D) Ordinary men, irrespective of status or ability

What role were “The 12” disciples given?

• A) Scribes of the Old Testament
• B) Apostles to extend Jesus' kingdom ministry
• C) Kings of Israel
• D) Pharisees and Sadducees

Why did Jesus choose 12 apostles?

• A) To connect his ministry with the 12 tribes of Israel
• B) To fulfill prophecy about 12 gates in heaven
• C) To honor the 12 months of the year
• D) To represent the Roman government