Chapter 3 Quiz

What events in Jesus’ life convinced the Apostles that he was the Messiah?

• the Resurrection and the coming of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost

• his birth in Bethlehem and visit from the Magi

• his baptism by John and his temptation in the desert

• his teaching in the synagogue and his miracles in Galilee

Who formed the first Christians into a community of faith, helped them understand Jesus’ teachings, and gave them the power to witness to Jesus?

• the Holy Spirit

• the Apostles

• the Pharisees

• the Roman Emperor

In what city did the Holy Spirit come to the Apostles?

• Jerusalem

• Rome

• Bethlehem

• Nazareth

Who was with the Apostles when the Spirit came?

• Mary

• Martha

• Elizabeth

• Sarah

On what Jewish feast did the Holy Spirit come?

• Pentecost

• Passover

• Tabernacles

• Hanukkah

After the Holy Spirit came, what two things did Peter tell the people they must do to receive the gift of the Holy Spirit?

• Repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ.

• Pray and fast for forty days.

• Give alms to the poor and attend synagogue.

• Confess their sins to the priests and offer sacrifices.

The early community of believers was one in four ways: one in ________, one in ________, one in ________, and one in ________.

• their belief in Jesus, the Eucharist, prayer, their love for one another

• their belief in Moses, the Sabbath, fasting, their wealth

• their belief in prophets, the Passover, silence, their possessions

• their belief in angels, the temple, singing, their traditions

The early Church had several notable characteristics. Which of the following should today’s Church stress more? Their belief in God, The Eucharist, Prayer and their love for one another. Pick one and Why?

• Prayer and their love for one another because.....

• Strict adherence to rituals

• Isolation from society

• Accumulation of wealth

You are the Church. How can you reflect the six models of the church in your life? Explain each.

• Models of the church: community of disciples, Sacrament, Herald, Institution, Servant, and Mystical communion.

• By ignoring the Church's teachings and doing what you want.

• By only attending Church services without applying its teachings.

• By criticizing others who do not follow the Church.

Proclaiming the Gospel

• Community of disciples

• sacrament

• herald

• mystical communion

• institution