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WorksheetsA New Day Unit Quiz Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 18mins
In the historical context of the Bible a Gospel was...
A religious statement about how to get to heaven
An ethical statement about right and wrong
A political statement about who is in charge of the world
A historical statement about the material origins of the universe
What is significant about the Babylonian and Syrian oppression of Israel?
They were nations that God used to send rebellious Israel and Judah into exile
They created the term "Messiah"
Their influence determined the language in which the New Testament would be written
They allowed Israelites to freely worship their God
What is significant about the Alexander the Great's conquest?
He lead the nations that God used to send rebellious Israel and Judah into exile
They created the term "Messiah"
His influence determined the language in which the New Testament would be written
They allowed Israelites to freely worship their God
[Select all that apply] Which gospel accounts are called the synoptic gospels? [Select all that apply]
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Romans
The earliest gospel account was (a)
(a) is a gospel account authored by a Gentile doctor
(a) has a primarily Jewish audience
(a) begins with an extensive genealogy
(a) begins with a poem about the deity of Jesus (in the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God)
(a) gospel account is most at the quickest pace of the gospel accounts
Which gospel account is the most theological?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
What question should you ask when you approach a parable?
How can this make me a more successful person?
What does this parable reveal about the kingdom of God?
How can this teach me about the cultural world in which Jesus lived?
How fast can I read this section?
Which Old Testament passage prophesied about the Messiah's triumphal entry on a donkey?
Isaiah 11
Jeremiah 31
Ezekiel 36
Zechariah 9
Why did the Romans crucify rebels?
To make a public spectacle of what happens to those who oppose them
It was the least expensive form of execution
Because it was the most humane form of execution at the time
In order to avoid individual responsibility for execution
What does Christus Victor refer to?
That Christ defeated death and the Evil one when he died on the cross
That Jesus came back from the dead
That Jesus reigns as king over all the Earth
That Jesus took our place on the cross, bearing the punishment that we deserved
What does substitutionary atonement refer to?
That Christ defeated death and the Evil one when he died on the cross
That Jesus came back from the dead
That Jesus reigns as king over all the Earth
That Jesus took our place on the cross, bearing the punishment that we deserved
Match the term with it's image
Substitutionary Atonement
Declared not guilty by a judge because someone took your punishment for you
Christus Victor
Chains broken and captor defeated so that we are set free
Free space
Free Space
[Select Three] What are the three important impacts of Jesus' resurrection?
Jesus' resurrection confirms his identity as the Messiah
Jesus' resurrection is just a figure of speech for his teaching living beyond his death
Jesus' resurrection gives us hope for life beyond death
Jesus' resurrection is an added bonus, but all he really needed to do was die for our sins
Jesus' resurrection confirms his power over death
Put the following aspects of Jesus' mission in order
Ministry (Parables + Miracles)
Death
Burial
Resurrection
Ascension
Which two themes are associated with the Holy Spirit throughout the Old and New Testaments?
Creation and life
Law and Grace
Sacrifice and Atonement
Death and Destruction
