WorksheetsReligion 9B - Chapter 2
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 4mins
The prologue of _____’s Gospel stresses very strongly Jesus’ heavenly origins, his fundamental identity as the Son of God, and his preexistence as the Word of God
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Which of the following is not known about Jesus from the Gospels?
what he looked like
where he was born
who his mother is
how he died
Which was NOT prophesied by Jesus?
the destruction of the Temple
he would be condemned to death by the religious authorities
he would die by crucifixion
he would be betrayed by one of his Apostles
The fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecies and Jesus’ own prophecies does NOT support ___________________
the tradition that Joseph was his father and Mary was his mother
the teaching that Jesus was only divine
the teaching that Jesus was not only human
that Jesus is truly the Son of God sent by the Father
Some of Jesus’ opponents said that his miraculous power was
Egyptian sorcery
emanating from Satan
deceptive trickery
cooperation with the Roman gods
The charge against Jesus made by some scribes who heard him, and the charge he would ultimately be convicted of by the Jewish high court, was _____________________
blasphemy
idolatry
vengeance
perjury
The most powerful evidence for Jesus' divinity was ______________
the Transfiguratoin
his Resurrection
his nature miracles
his incarnation
Understanding Jesus' suffering and death is connected explicitly to his ________________________
prediction that Peter would deny him three times
birth in a cave in Bethlehem
Paschal Mystery
insights which astounded the teachers at the Temple when he was 12
The Gospel of _____ begins with a genealogy of Jesus’ ancestors because the author wanted to show that Jesus was part of the Jewish people, and a legal heir to the throne of King David.
Mark
John
Luke
Matthew
The Gospel of _____ traces Jesus’ ancestry all the way back to Adam to stress that Jesus was indeed human and to highlight the truth that Jesus came to redeem not only the Chosen People but all people.
Luke
Matthew
John
Mark
A teaching which stated that while Jesus had a human body, he had no human soul
Apollinarianism
Apololinarianism
Appollinarianism
Apolinarianism
The unity of the divine and human natures in the one divine Person of Jesus.
Hypostatic Union
Hyperstatic Union
Hypestatic Union
Hippostatic Union
The Jewish high court
Sanhedrin
Sanhedren
Sanhidren
Sanheedren
The branch of theology that studies the meaning of the person and works of Jesus.
Christology
Christologie
Christollogy
Christtology
A first-century heresy which taught that Jesus only “seemed” to be human
docetism
dosetism
docettism
docatism
A heresy which denied that Jesus had a human body
gnosticism
gnostics
gnosticim
gnosticcism
The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke which, because of their similarities, can be “seen together”
synoptic
synopticism
synoptics
symoptic
A Greek word meaning “anointed one”
Christ
Jesus
Paraclete
Christian
