Jesus as the Atonement of Sin

What does "atonement" mean in the context of Jesus' sacrifice?

• A way to celebrate life

• A process of making peace or reconciliation

• A method of teaching

• A type of prayer

Why is Jesus’ death considered significant for Christians?

• It was a historical event.

• It represents a sacrifice for the forgiveness of sins.

• It was a way to gain followers.

• It showed his power over nature.

Which of the following best describes the concept of sin in Christianity?

• A mistake that everyone makes

• Actions that go against God's will

• A way to have fun

• Something that only affects individuals

How do Christians believe Jesus' atonement affects their relationship with God?

• It makes them more fearful of God.

• It allows them to communicate with God more easily.

• It removes the barrier of sin, allowing for a closer relationship.

• It has no effect on their relationship.

What is one way Christians remember Jesus’ sacrifice?

• By celebrating Christmas

• By participating in the Eucharist or Communion

• By reading the Bible

• By attending church only on Sundays

Which of the following is a key belief about Jesus' resurrection in relation to atonement?

• It shows that Jesus was just a good teacher.

• It confirms that Jesus' sacrifice was accepted by God.

• It means that Jesus was never really dead.

• It is not related to atonement.

What role do Christians believe faith plays in receiving the benefits of Jesus' atonement?

• Faith is not important.

• Faith is necessary to accept and understand the atonement.

• Faith is only for leaders in the church.

• Faith is about believing in oneself.

Which of the following best describes the term "sacrifice" in the context of Jesus' atonement?

• Giving up something for personal gain

• Offering something valuable for the benefit of others

• A way to punish someone

• A method of celebration

What do Christians believe about the nature of sin after Jesus’ atonement?

• Sin no longer exists.

• Sin is still present, but forgiveness is available through Jesus.

• Sin is only a problem for certain people.

• Sin is a good thing.

How do Christians view the Old Testament sacrifices in relation to Jesus' atonement?

• They are seen as outdated and irrelevant.

• They are viewed as foreshadowing Jesus' ultimate sacrifice.

• They are considered more important than Jesus' sacrifice.

• They are not mentioned in the New Testament.