Name the narrative section of the Bible defined by the following: God made the whole universe and made human beings in his image.

Name the narrative section of the Bible defined by the following: God is actively restoring the relationship between himself and his creation by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Name the narrative section of the Bible defined by the following: Humans disobeyed God in an attempt to live according to their own preferences, which led to a break in the relationship between God and his creation.

Name the narrative section of the Bible defined by the following: The life, death, and resurrection of Jesus effectively paid for all sin (i.e., separation from God) for all time.

Name the narrative section of the Bible defined by the following: God promised to make things right through the family of Abraham; He issued guidelines for holy living through Moses; he anointed a king to lead and protect God's people... but the children of this promise (i.e., Abraham's descendants) continued to live separately from God's will; in response, God revealed through the prophets his plan to someday send a savior.

The first five books of the Bible are called the

A word used to describe being raised from the dead

A teaching strategy employed by Jesus marked by telling “an earthly story with a heavenly meaning,” used to reveal truth in a simple manner that could be easily remembered

The day of Holy Week which serves to remind us of the Last Supper, Jesus washing His disciples feet, His betrayal by one of His disciples, His arrest, and His trial before the Jewish leaders and Roman governor.

An act of being immersed in water, which Christ followers perform because Jesus said we must, because it washes away sin, and because it helps us identify with the death and resurrection of Jesus

An annual Jewish holiday commemorating the events that led to God freeing His people from slavery in the land of Egypt. Specifically, the blood of a lamb smeared on the door frames of their homes signified that God would spare His people from death

The name given to the each of the first four books of the New Testament recounting the life of Jesus on earth, his teachings, His death, and His resurrection

The day we celebrate Jesus entering Jerusalem, riding on a donkey and being hailed as a king

An event that seems to override natural law and illuminates God’s authority over all creation including human beings; acts performed by Jesus to produce faith, prove His identity as God’s son, and display His authority

Word meaning “place of the skull” where Jesus was crucified

Word meaning “blessings” used to describe part of Jesus’ “Sermon on the Mount”

Members of two groups of Jewish religious leaders influential during the life of Jesus, known for the strictness with which they obeyed the Law of Moses

Word meaning “Save” or “Help,” which the crowd shouted as Jesus entered Jerusalem on Palm Sunday

The disciple who betrayed Jesus by identifying him to the Roman authorities

Word meaning to admit and then turn away from sinfulness; more than just saying “sorry,” this word implies a change of heart

The day that marks Jesus being crucified

A word used to describe miraculously casting demons out of an individual

Who deceived Adam and Eve into disobeying God in the Garden of Eden?

Select ALL THREE of the original languages in which the Bible was written

God made a covenant promise that He would someday save His people through the family of what man?

True or False: We have to get baptized because it will make God like us more.

The reasons all Christians can agree on regarding the need to be baptized (select THREE)

When we read about Jesus being tempted by Satan, Jesus’ answer reminds us that man does not live on ___________ alone....

When we read about Jesus being tempted by Satan, Jesus’ answer reminds us that man does not live on bread alone, but on every _________ that proceeds from the mouth of God (from Matthew 4:4).

The term we might use to describe God’s Kingdom that emphasizes the fact that what God values is often the opposite of what is valued by earthly kingdoms

When Jesus tells His disciples to eat bread and drink wine in order to remember Him, what do the bread and the wine represent?

What is the name of the Roman governor who presides over the trial of Jesus and eventually sentences Him to death by crucifixion?

Which of the following does Jesus NOT cry out from the cross in the various Gospel accounts?

What does Jesus say to Mary after the resurrection that finally causes her to recognize him?

What does Jesus tell Peter to do in order to demonstrate that He indeed loves Jesus?

According to Matthew 28, the final instructions Jesus gives His disciples are to "make _____________ of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit"

Thinking back to the Creation section of the Bible narrative (Genesis 1 and 2), what does the Latin phrase "Imago Dei" mean?

What does the word "Gospel" mean?

The Hebrew word "messiah" is translated into this Greek word:

𝞦𝞠𝞘𝞢𝞣𝞞𝞢

What does it mean?