Incarnation Middle School Bible Class

Which of the following words is used to describe God stepping into human history as Jesus of Nazareth?

• Incarnation

• Resurrection

• Exodus

• Covenant

According to the text, what was the main problem with the covenant between God and His people?

• The covenant was too difficult to understand

• The people did not keep the covenant and rejected God

• God did not want a relationship with His people

• The people were never freed from slavery

What does the word "Incarnation" mean as explained in the material?

• The Son of God lives as Jesus of Nazareth

• The return of Israel to their homeland

• The creation of the world

• The betrayal of God’s people

According to John 1:1–14, what happened “in the beginning”?

• The Word was with God and the Word was God

• The people returned to their homeland

• The covenant was broken

• The world was created in seven days

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as something Jesus did, according to the passage?

• Jesus was with God in the beginning

• Jesus became flesh and lived as a human

• Jesus was full of grace and truth

• Jesus ruled as a king on earth

What does the passage say about those who believe in Jesus?

• They will become rich

• They can become children of God

• They will never face problems

• They will become angels

What is one thing we learn from Philippians 2:5–11 about Jesus?

• He was never human

• He chose to humble Himself by living as a human

• He only taught from heaven

• He refused to serve others

What is the "Big Idea of the Incarnation" as described in the passage?

• God left humanity alone

• God sent angels to teach us

• God stepped into the story as Jesus to show us what God is like and how to live

• God only gave us rules to follow

What is one reason Jesus’ life was considered uncomfortable for people during His time?

• He only told happy stories

• He challenged people with His miracles, friendships, and teaching

• He avoided talking to religious leaders

• He never spoke in public

What analogy is used to describe how Jesus’ teaching felt to the religious leaders?

• Like a fun party

• Like a substitute teacher who teaches in a completely different way

• Like a quiet afternoon

• Like a regular school day