WorksheetsThe Case for the Resurrection of Jesus
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 50mins
1 Corinthians 15:14 “And if Christ has not been raised from the dead, your faith is worthless, you are still under condemnation for your sins.”
In this verse, the Apostle Paul is talking to the?
tribe of Benjamin
general population of Corinth
Christians in Corinth
Jews who had been exiled since the Exodus
If Jesus actually rose from the dead, it appears that the truth of Christianity is confirmed, and all opposing beliefs must reassess their beliefs.
true
false
Belief in Jesus’ resurrection is a _________________ for salvation.
Nice thing
Fun fact
Something that every human being believes
Requirement
When Jesus predicted his resurrection:
His disciples did not seem to have a clue what he was talking about or simply did not believe.
His disciples believed from their studies of the Old Testament that he was going to rise from the dead.
His disciples were the first to believe from that moment on.
All of the above.
What are some of the principles historians employ to determine whether a particular account in history is credible (that it really happened).
1. People believe that they saw the event, 2. now they know they saw the event, 3. They know someone who heard about the event from another land, 4 they looked at the signs in the sky that God displays.
Multiple independent sources, Attestation by an enemy, Embarrassing admissions, Eyewitness testimony, Early testimony
Multiple independent sources, They know they saw an event, There were people alive during the time of Christ, God showed them the miracles of Christ.
All of the above.
Multiple independent sources means an event or a saying is attested by more than one independent source.
true
false
Attestation by an enemy means that a colleague supports what you said happened.
true
false
Embarrassing admissions means that something happened in the transmission of the text that made it embarrassing.
true
false
Eyewitness testimony is usually stronger and more reliable than that the testimony of a witness who heard about the event.
true
false
It is better, when testing reliability to have an account be an early testimony.
true
false
