Christianity Review

Which king is considered Jesus' ancestor according to the Bible?

• Solomon

• David

• Saul

• Herod

What is the significance of Canaan in the Bible?

• Canaan was the kingdom ruled by Saul.

• Canaan was where Jesus performed his first miracle.

• Canaan was the promised land given to the Israelites.

• Canaan was a region under Roman control.

Who was Jesus in the context of Christian belief?

• A teacher of the Roman Empire

• The Son of God, sent to teach about love, salvation, and the Kingdom of God

• A king ruling over Judea

• A political leader in Israel

What was the political situation in Judea during Jesus' lifetime?

• It was a free nation ruled by Jewish kings.

• It was a religiously independent state.

• It was governed by a council of Jewish elders.

• It was under the rule of the Roman Empire.

Who were the Pharisees?

• Roman soldiers who occupied Judea

• Religious leaders who upheld strict interpretations of Jewish law

• Merchants selling goods in Jerusalem

• A group of early Christians who followed Jesus

Who were the Sadducees?

• Priests who denied the resurrection and upheld only the written Torah

• A Jewish rebel group against Roman rule

• Followers of Jesus who helped spread Christianity

• Kings of ancient Israel

What are the 2 things that are TRUE about Saul/Paul, who spread Christianity?

• He opposed Jesus and persecuted Christians.

• He was one of the 12 apostles.

• He spread Christianity through letters and missionary journeys after Jesus' death.

• He was a Roman emperor who endorsed Christianity

What happened after the death and resurrection of Jesus

• Christianity ended.

• Jesus ascended into Heaven, and his followers began to spread Christianity

• The Roman Empire collapsed

• The Pharisees and Sadducees became the rulers of Judea

Match the following

• King of Israel and ancestor of Jesus

• Abraham

• Father of the Jewish faith

• Saul/Paul

• Apostle who spread Christianity

• David

• Jewish religious group focused on strict

• Sadducees

• Jewish priests who rejected resurrection

• Pharisees

Match the following

• Followers of Judaism

• Gentiles

• Non-Jewish people

• Roman Officials

• People in power in the Roman Empire

• Slaves

• Forced laborers, often captured

• Jewish Population