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WorksheetsBook 1 - Unit 1 - Bible Studies
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 7mins
The Old Testament evolved in the background of-----
Christian worship
Mesolithic worship
Jewish worship
Neolithic worship
The first known translation of the Bible into Greek is called
Dead Sea Scrolls
Peshita
Vulgate
Septuagint
"I would not believe in the Gospel were it not for the authority of the Church" - Who spoke these words?
St.Augustine
St.Peter
St.Paul
St Gregorios of Parumala
The number of books in the Old Testament recognized by the Orthodox church
73
66
46
39
'Holy Bible is the only source of authority of all doctrines, rituals and practices of the church'. This is the view held by .........
Orthodox church
Protestant church
Catholic church
All Christian churches
Who said - "The New Testament is concealed in the Old and the Old is revealed in the New".
St.Augustine
St.Peter
St.Paul
St.John
What is referred to as 'New Israel'?
Christian Church
Jewish Synagogue
Gentiles
Jews who got baptized
"We are not under law but under grace", can be found in ____
1 Corinthians: 10:13
Revelation 2:28
Romans 6:15
Acts of Apostle 22:6
The Old Testament expectations and desires bore flower and fruit through the life of --------
Moses
Joshua
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
The Synoptic Gospels tell us what Jesus said and did - the same miracles, parables and events of Jesus' life and ministry - often in a similar sequence and in similar or sometimes identical wording.
In contrast, the 'other' Gospel mainly focuses on Jesus' divinity.
The synoptic Gospels are :
St.Mattew, St.Mark, St. Luke, St. John
St.Mattew,St.Mark .St. Luke
St.Mattew, St.Mark, St. John
St.Mark, St. Luke, St. John
Theme of Synoptic Gospels
Miracles of Jesus Christ
Relationship of Christ and God
Kingdom of God
Jesus the promised Messiah
Which Gospel do not have any parables?
St.Mattew
St.Mark
St. Luke
St. John
The four gospels are four perspectives / different presentations. Each writer presents facts after understanding his needs and conditions and by adding his own evaluation and analysis.
There _________ which pertains to Christ, the Son of God.
is only one Gospel
are 4 Gospels
are infinite number of Gospels
Unlike the Gospels of Mark, Matthew and Luke, John does not record very many miracles of Jesus.
The number of 'signs' (miracles) described in the Gospel of St.John are ____
5
6
7
12
The fundamental mission of Church is ______
spread the Gospel
worship of God
charity and missionary activities
monasticism
The 'incarnated word' refers to
Holy Bible
Jesus Christ
Theotokos
Gospel
______________ is the most important form of Orthodox worship and it is mandatory
Reading the Bible
The Holy Eucharist
Ministry of Word
Charity and missionary works
The second part of the Holy Eucharist is also known as ----
Liturgy of Catechumens
Order of Aaron
Order of Melchizedek
Anaphora
In all processions in the liturgy, _________ will be carried at the front, followed by ______________
a candle, the Holy Book
a Cross, the Holy Book
a Cross, a candle
a candle, a Cross,
Whenever _________ before the altar it is also done before the lectern for Holy Book
bells are rung
celebrant kneels
incense is burned
celebrant goes round
The (a) contains the Incarnated Word whereas the lectern contains the Word of God.
The Holy Eucharist can mainly be divided into two parts.
From (a) onwards the priest mounts on the step and prays.
Till then the priest will not step on the elevated position (step) just in front of the altar and prays by standing just below it
The ____________part of Ministry of the Word is modelled on the worship in the synagogue.
first
second
middle
final
__________ are next in importance to the Gospels.
Acts 0f the Apostles
Epistles of St. Paul
Revelations
The word ‘gospel’ is a translation of the Greek word ____________ which means 'good news'.
It contains the good news for the whole of mankind. The gospels are centred on Jesus Christ
Theotokos
Ecumenicus
Evangelion
Gospenicus
St. Paul proved that the theory of ‘righteousness of the faith' was not his new teaching but was revealed in the life of _____________
Jesus Christ in the New Testament
Abraham in the Old Testament.
Moses in the Old Testament.
Apostles in the New Testament
The Gospel of ____________ uses quotations from the Old Testament throughout, to explain each incident in the life of Jesus Christ as a fulfilment of ancient prophecy.
In other gospels also there are many references to the Old Testament, though not as profusely as in this Gospel
St. Matthew
St. Mark
St. Luke
St. John
The new society centred on ____________ has become God’s chosen people and a holy generation.
They are designated to continue the salvific act of God.
liturgy
Gospels
Jesus Christ
worship and sacrifice
The Malayalam translation of Peshitta Bible (Syriac Bible) was done by ___________
Paulose Mar Gregorios metropolitan
Fr. Kurian Kaniamparambil.
Puthan Kootukar
Parambil Chandy Kathanar
The Holy Bible is the authoritative ___________of the Church.
pillar
canon
text
creed
__________is the source of the faith and rituals of the Church
Synods
Didache
Bible
Taksha
The Bible is not a text of science. It presents the history of _______________and suggests the path of salvation.
mankind
humanity
salvation
celestial beings
We should view and evaluate the Holy Book only in the light of our ………with the church
attachment
connection
relationship
dedication
The __________books in the Septuagint are called as as ‘Deutro canonical’ books
main
excluded
additional
Why does the Christian Church use the Septuagint
Christian Church used the Septuagint because the Jews used the Hebrew Bible which was in their mother tongue
Because the Pesheetha Bible was not prepared at that time
Because the Apostle Paul used the Bible
Because the Jews accepted the Septuagint written in universal language
Which of the following statements about our church is true?
We do not accept the Bible as the basic text of the Church
The Church authorizes only the teachings of the Church Fathers
We do not believe that the Bible alone is the basis of Church doctrine
Since the Bible is man-made, we do not think that its ideas are infallible
God, who at various times and in various ways spoke in time past to the fathers by the prophets, has in these last days spoken to us by ________. (Hebrews 1:1).
His Father
His Son
His Spirit
His people
Why did God commission His Son to atone for our sins?
No matter how hard man tries, he cannot reach the perfection that the law defines
Because the Father wanted the Old Testament sacrifice to cease altogether through the sacrifice of the Son
Because the Son answered, 'Send me,' to the question, 'Who will go for us?'
Because when the candidate becomes brother to Christ through baptism, then human becomes son of God
What is the meaning of Paul's statement, 'We are not under law, but under grace'?
We do not give importance to the observance of the law
Old Testament laws do not apply in the New Testament
The Kingdom of God is not possible just because the law is fulfilled
The law is irrelevant where God's grace works
