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WorksheetsReligion 9A - Revelation - Chapters 6, 7 & 9
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 6mins
This Gospel was written for Gentile-Christians who were being persecuted in Rome:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This biblical writer also wrote The Acts of the Apostles:
Paul
Luke
Peter
John
This Gospel writer often used the title Son of David to refer to Jesus.
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This Gospel writer emphasized the link between Judaism and Christianity
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This Gospel contains the stories of the Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin, and the Prodigal Son:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This Gospel, although not list first, is thought by scholars to have been written first:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This Gospel writer used the word sign in place of the word miracle though out his Gospel:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This Gospel is NOT a synoptic Gospel:
Matthew
Luke
John
Mark
This synoptic Gospel is thought by scholars NOT to have used the Q Source:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This Gospel champions women, orphans, poor and sick:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
The beginning of this Gospel echoes the opening of the Book of Genesis:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This Gospel writer uses his familiarity of Judaism and Hebrew Scriptures to emphasize that Jesus is the long awaited Messiah:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
The word "parable" comes from the Greek word parabole , which means:
someone with a great deal of virtue
an object with nine sides
placing two things side by side in order to compare them
a complex problem
In the parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man, the rich man was suffering torment in hell and begged for mercy from which one of the following biblical characters?
Abraham
Issac
Jacob
Moses
Which of the following titles refers to someone who foolishly wasted an inheritance?
The Lost Coin
The Prodigal Son
The Great Feast
The Sower
"Whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me" can be found in which of the following parables?
The Hidden Treasure
The Last Judgement
The Lost Sheep
The Lost Coin
Which parable illustrates the idea that building a life around the Word of God creates a strong spiritual groundwork?
The Two Foundations
The Lost Coin
The Lost Sheep
The Sower
Which parable demonstrates that those who work for God's Kingdom will sometimes experience setbacks?
The Rich Fool
Lazarus and the Rich Man
The Weeds among the Wheat
The Pearl of Great Price
Which parable illustrates that God's Kingdom is for all?
The Mustard Seed
The Weeds among the Wheat
The Pearl of Great Price
The Lost Sheep
What theme is demonstrated in the parable of The Workers in the Vineyard?
The Kingdom of God is here
Repentance is a prerequisite for entering the Kingdom of God
God's Kingdom is for all
There is rejoicing in God's Kingdom
The parable of The Last Judgment, Jesus implies that
The Kingdom of God belongs to the poor and lowly
Sinners are welcome in the Kingdom of God
The Kingdom of God is here
God's Kingdom is for all
How many of Jesus' parables does John write about in his Gospel?
None, as John did not write about Jesus' parables.
24
9
27
Jesus used parables to help the people understand
The Kingdom of God
How to get to Heaven
The Ten Commandments given by Moses
The Beatitudes given by Jesus
What word do we use to describe the study of Jesus Christ, and the academic effort to understand who he is?
Christiography
Source Criticism
Christology
Docetism
The Gospel of John says, “And Jesus wept.” This statement Can be found in:
The Raising of Lazarus
The Cure of the Man Born Blind
The Cure of the Official's Son
The Cure on a Sabbath
Which of the following is a unique feature of John’s Gospel?
A. Jesus taught in lengthy discourses.
B. Jesus taught in brief parables.
C. The focus is on Jesus as the mediator between humans and the Father.
D. Jesus stayed away from Jerusalem until the week of his Passion.
E. A and C
What word in John’s Prologue was likely chosen to counteract the heresy known as Docetism?
"Flesh"
"Man"
"Light"
"Incarnation"
"Son"
To whom did Jesus speak on the way to Galilee, even though choosing to speak to this person was a shocking choice that would have offended his contemporaries?
A Samaritan woman
Nicodemus
A blind man
A Pharisee
Lazarus
Which describe(s) the relationship Jesus had with Judaism?
All of these
Jesus could interpret the Jewish Law in divine ways.
Jesus prayed in the Jewish Temple.
Jesus was Jewish.
Jesus celebrated Jewish feasts.
Which of the following is not one of Jesus’ “I AM” statements?
I AM the God of your Fathers.
I AM the Bread of Life.
I AM the Vine.
I AM the Good Shepherd.
I AM the Way, the Truth, and the Life
Which of these describes John’s account of Jesus’ Passion and Death?
Before his Passion, Jesus Promised to send the Paraclete.
Jesus is portrayed as in control of the events of his Passion.
Jesus appears before Annas prior to going before Caiaphas.
In his Passion and Death, Jesus fulfilled many Old Testament prophecies.
All of these.
Which of these is NOT one of Jesus’ Resurrection appearances in John’s Gospel?
Appearing first to Mary Magdalene
Appearing to the Apostles in a locked room
Appearance to two men on the road to Emmaus
Appearance to “doubting Thomas”
Appearance to the disciples while they were fishing
What devotion did St. Margaret Mary Alacoque help to spread?
The Sacred Heart of Mary
The Divine Mercy of Jesus
The Sacred Heart of Jesus
The Rosary
The devotion to St. Elizabeth
Jesus said, “Whoever comes to me will never hunger, and whoever believes in me will never thirst.” This statement can be found in:
The Good Shepherd
The Bread of Life Discourse
The Last Supper Discourse
The Woman at the Well
This Apostle said, “My Lord, and my God!” when he first saw the risen Lord:
Thomas
John
James
Matthew
