Desire of ages Chapter 4—Unto You a Saviour

What did Jesus purpose regarding earthly attractions?

• No attraction of an earthly nature should call men to His side.

• Earthly attractions are essential for spiritual growth.

• People should embrace earthly attractions to find happiness.

• Earthly attractions are a distraction from true faith.

What did the morning and evening sacrifice in the temple point to?

• The Lamb of God.

• The Holy Spirit.

• The Ark of the Covenant.

• The Ten Commandments.

What did Joseph and Mary find when they arrived in Bethlehem?

• A stable with animals

• No room at the inn.

• A welcoming crowd

• A large banquet

What must draw those who would follow Jesus?

• The beauty of heavenly truth.

• The promise of wealth and prosperity.

• The fear of punishment in hell.

• The desire for social acceptance.

What did God permit His Son to experience?

• Life's peril in common with every human soul.

• A life free from suffering and pain.

• An existence without challenges or trials.

• A divine life untouched by human experiences.

Why was Caesar Augustus significant in this story?

• He was the agent for the fulfillment of God’s purpose.

• He was a military leader who expanded the Roman Empire.

• He was known for his architectural contributions to Rome.

• He was a philosopher who influenced Roman thought.

Why was His glory veiled?

• To prevent His outward form from becoming an object of attraction.

• To allow Him to blend in with humanity.

• To protect His followers from being overwhelmed by His presence.

• To demonstrate humility and servitude.

What does the heart of a human father feel for his son?

• A yearning to shield him from life's perils.

• A desire to impose strict rules and discipline.

• A wish for him to be independent and self-sufficient.

• An indifference to his choices and feelings.

What had long been foretold about the Messiah?

• His character in prophecy.

• His birthplace in Bethlehem.

• His role as a military leader.

• His ability to perform miracles.

How did the Jewish nation respond to the coming of Christ?

• They were indifferent and unprepared.

• They welcomed Him with open arms.

• They were hostile and aggressive.

• They were curious and eager to learn.