The New Covenant

What is the main blessing mentioned for those who mourn in the Beatitudes?

• They will receive mercy.
• They will see God.
• They will be comforted.
• They will inherit the earth.

How can the teachings of the Beatitudes be applied in daily life?

• By practicing mercy and seeking righteousness.
• By ignoring the needs of others.
• By focusing only on personal gain.
• By following strict rules without compassion.

What can we infer about the significance of the Beatitudes in Christian teachings?

• They are not mentioned in the New Testament.
• They highlight the values of mercy and righteousness.
• They focus solely on the laws of Moses.
• They are only relevant to the Jewish faith.

Which Beatitude emphasizes the importance of mercy?

• Blessed are the meek.
• Blessed are the merciful.
• Blessed are those who mourn.
• Blessed are the peacemakers.

Which Beatitude suggests that the pure in heart will see God?

• Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness.
• Blessed are the peacemakers.
• Blessed are the pure in heart.
• Blessed are the meek.

What does it mean to be a peacemaker according to the Beatitudes?

• To focus on personal interests.
• To ignore problems in relationships.
• To actively seek peace and reconciliation.
• To avoid conflict at all costs.

What does the term 'New Covenant' refer to?

• A new set of laws for Christians.
• A promise made by Moses.
• A collection of parables told by Jesus.
• The agreement established by Jesus through his Death and Resurrection.

What is a common misconception about the New Covenant?

• It is only for Christians.
• It abolishes the Old Covenant completely.
• It was established by Moses.
• It has no relevance today.

How does the New Covenant differ from the Old Covenant?

• It was established through Moses.
• It is only for the Jewish people.
• It is based on Jesus' teachings.
• It requires animal sacrifices.

How does participating in Mass relate to the New Covenant?

• It is a way to remember the Old Covenant.
• It celebrates the laws of Moses.
• It connects believers to the saving work of Jesus.
• It has no connection to the New Covenant.