How is Jesus the true and greater David?

• He reigns forever.

• He defeats Goliath.

• He rules only Israel.

• He builds a physical temple.

How does Jesus fulfill God’s promise to David?

• He fights many battles.

• He writes more psalms.

• His kingdom never ends.

• He rules from Jerusalem.

How is Jesus a “Shepherd King” like David?

• He rules by force.

• He protects only Israel.

• He fights with weapons.

• He leads with love.

How does Jesus’ victory compare to David’s?

• He defeats earthly enemies.

• He conquers sin and death.

• He wins a throne by war.

• He expands Israel’s borders.

How does Jesus' covenant surpass David's?

• It is only for Jews.

• It promises a new land.

• It requires sacrifices.

• It is for all people.

How does Jesus as the "Son of David" fulfill prophecy?

• He builds a new temple.

• He is the Messiah.

• He writes new laws.

• He rules from Jerusalem.

How does Jesus' suffering fulfill the role of a true king?

• He escapes death.

• He fights physical battles.

• He sacrifices Himself for His people.

• He rules with political power.

Why is Jesus called the “Son of David”?

• He fulfills God’s promise to David.

• He sits on David’s throne in Jerusalem.

• He writes new Psalms.

• He fights against Rome.

How does Jesus’ anointing surpass David’s?

• He rules for 40 years.

• He is chosen for war.

• He is crowned by a prophet.

• He is anointed by the Holy Spirit.

How does Jesus defeat a greater enemy than David?

• He defeats Rome.

• He defeats Philistine warriors.

• He conquers sin and death.

• He expands Israel’s borders.