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WorksheetsUnit 1 - Theology 9B - Who Is Jesus?
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 7mins
The study of Jesus Christ and his earthly ministry and eternal mission is called _______________.
Christology
Free Will
Incarnation
Hypostatic Union
Human beings’ unique ability to know right from wrong and to intentionally choose doing what is right is called _______________.
Christology
Free Will
Incarnation
Hypostatic Union
The term for God taking on flesh and becoming human is called the _____________.
Christology
Free Will
Incarnation
Hypostatic Union
The theological term for this mystery of the two natures in one Divine Person is called the ______________.
Christology
Free Will
Incarnation
Hypostatic Union
What does Synoptic mean?
Seen the same
Sin you can see
Same type of sin
Sin that is viewed the same
What is the Old English word for "Good News"?
Magisterium
Kairos
Gospel
Kerygma
What is the Passion, death, Resurrection and Ascension of Jesus through which God has saved us from our sins called?
the Messianic Promise
the Paschal Mystery
the Passion of Christ
the Deuteronomic
Cycle
What is the emphasis of Mark's Gospel?
The Divinity of Jesus, the Word of God made flesh.
The humanity of Jesus, his willingness to serve, emotions, suffering, and rejection.
The champion of women, children, the sick, orphaned, widowed and poor in Jesus' life and ministry.
The long awaited Messiah.
What is the fullness of Divine Revelation?
Sacred Tradition
Sacred Scripture
Jesus
Magisterium
Jesus asks his Apostles, "Who do you say that I am?
"Elijah," spoken by his disciples.
"A military revolutionary," spoken by a Zealot.
"Son of Joseph, the carpenter," spoken by a Rabbi.
"The Messiah," spoken by Peter.
Which Gospel gives us the wide-angle view of Jesus' life, focusing on Jesus' wider appeal to save everyone, including the marginalized?
Luke
Mark
Matthew
John
Which Gospel is not a Synoptic Gospel?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Which Gospel was written first and provides many details of Jesus' life, but not of his birth?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Which Gospel, was written last, focuses on Jesus' Divine nature, giving details on Jesus and his relationship with God and the Holy Spirit?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Which group of Jews were from the elite, wealthy class, had close ties to the chief priests, worked at the Temple and did not believe in resurrection?
Sadducees
Pharisees
Scribes
Zealots
Which of the following is NOT one of the stages of how the Gospels came to be?
Oral Tradition
Silent Meditation
Life & Message of Jesus
Written Tradition
Which of the following statements is NOT true about life in first-century Palestine?
The culture was patriarchal.
Most of the families worked on farms.
The gap between rich and poor was part of God's vision for his people in the Old Testament.
There was a strong commitment to family, including aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Which of these Gospels focuses on connections between Jesus and the Old Testament prophecies?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Who was the first martyr for the Christian faith?
Saint Peter
Saint Paul
Saint James
Saint Stephen
A disciple is __________
a leader for Jesus
a ruler over Jesus
a friend of Jesus
a follower of Jesus
A martyr is
A special friend of Jesus
The Bible
Someone who dies for their faith
None of these.
A patriarchal society is primariy influenced by _____________
Patrons
Men
Women
Political leaders
God becoming man through Jesus is known as
The Resurrection
The Incarnation
The Paschal Mystery
The Passion
Jesus rising from the dead on the third day is known as ________________
Ascension
Assumption
Resurrection
Crucifixion
Jesus was born in _______________
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Canaan
Jerusalem
Messiah means
Blessed One
Holy One
Anointed One
God's Son
Only the ________________ were allowed to perform animal sacrifices according to the Jewish Hierarchy
Pharisees
Sanhedrin
Chief Priests
Scribes
The New Testament deals primarily with
Moses
King David
Mary
Jesus
What is a mystery?
The Mark wrote the shortest Gospel
The Jesus taught in parables
A truth or event that is beyond our human understanding
That faith does not conflict with Science
What is faith?
Blindly following a leader
Our positive response to God's revelation
Memorizing the canon of the Bible
Forcing others to believe the way we do
When we refer to "the 12" who are we referring to?
Disciples
Followers
Apostles
Commandments
One who denies or renounces one’s faith.
Apostle
Apostate
Anti-Christ
Apostolate
Hebrew word for "anointed one".
Christos
Jesus
Messiah
Emmanuel
A person who voluntarily suffers death because of his or her beliefs.
Volunteer
Mylar
Matriarch
Martyr
A day of religious observance and rest.
Vigil
Sabbath
Sabath
Holy Day of Obligation
Believed God wanted Israel to be a nation, free from foreign rule.
Pharisees
Zealots
Scribes
Sadducees
Known for their strict adherence to all the laws of the Old Testament.
Pharisees
Zealots
Scribes
Sadducees
An assembly of Jewish religious leaders—chief priests, scribes, and elders —who functioned as the supreme Jewish council during the time of Jesus.
Pharisees
Zealots
Sanhedrin
Sadducees
The passage of Jesus from death to life on the third day after his death.
Resurrection
Incarnation
Passion
Asscension
The suffering of Jesus during the final days of his life.
Resurrection
Incarnation
Passion
Asscension
