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Total questions: 26
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Reorder the following key Christological events chronologically (first to last):
Annunciation
Incarnation
Transfiguration
Paschal Mystery
Pentecost
The doctrine of the Catholic Church that teaches God is the unity of three persons (Father, Son, Spirit) in one essence or being.
Trinity
Incarnation
Pantheism
Paschal Mystery
Select the answer choice that best captures what this statement means:
The resurrection above all constitutes the confirmation of all Jesus’ works and teachings…his resurrection gives definitive proof of his divine authority (no. 651).
The Old Testament prophecies about the Messiah are fulfilled in Jesus.
The Resurrection promises that we too will be raised after death.
The Resurrection shows that Jesus' teachings are to be trusted and followed.
The Resurrection reconnects humanity with God.
Select the explanation that best captures what the following statement means:
Christ’s resurrection is the fulfillment of the promises both of the Old Testament and Jesus himself during his earthly life (no.652)
The Old Testament prophecies about the Messiah are fulfilled in Jesus.
The Resurrection promises that we too will be raised to life after our deaths.
The Resurrection reconnects humanity with God.
The Resurrection shows us why Jesus' words and teachings can be trusted and followed.
Select the explanation that best captures what the following statement means:
The Paschal Mystery has two aspects: by his death, Christ liberates us from sin; by his resurrection, he opens for us the way to a new life…that reinstates us to God’s grace (no. 654).
The Old Testament prophecies about the Messiah are fulfilled in Jesus.
The Resurrection promises that we will will be raised to life after death.
The Resurrection reconnects humanity to God.
The Resurrection shows us that Jesus' words and actions can be trusted and followed.
Select the explanation that best captures the following statement:
Christ’s resurrection is the principle and source of our future resurrection (no. 655).
The Old Testament prophecies about the messiah are fulfilled in Jesus.
The Resurrection promises that we too will be raised to life after our death.
The Resurrection reconnects humanity with God.
The Resurrection shows Jesus' words and teachings can be trusted and followed.
Match the following Christological concept with the description given:
Incarnation
Through this, Jesus made human nature holy (restored its holiness).
Discipleship
The lifelong journey of conforming one's life Jesus' teachings and example.
Reign (Kingdom) of God
Jesus teaches that this is a present reality in-breaking into our world now.
Paschal Mystery
Through these events Jesus accomplished the redemption and salvation of humanity.
Salvation
This is a cooperative work that starts with God and requires human response & participation.
Match the following:
Key image of Jesus and the Gospel that emphasizes said image
John
Incarnate Word/Logos
Mark
Suffering Servant
Matthew
Teacher & Prophet
Luke
Compassionate Healer (Physician)
Match the following "fact" or information with the correct Gospel
Luke
Only Gospel that has a sequel to it.
Matthew
The Sermon on the Mount is in this Gospel
Mark
This Gospel was likely written to early believers facing persecution.
John
Only Gospel where Jesus uses the title, "I AM" to describe himself.
Reorder the following Gospels from earliest written to latest written (oldest to "newest").
Mark
Matthew
Luke
John
Reorder the following Gospels based on the Christology emphasized in them:
Lower Christology --> Higher Christology
Mark
Matthew & Luke
John
High or Low Christology shown?
Jesus always knew and was fully conscious from his birth that he was God's son (divine).
High Christology
Low Christology
High or Low Christology Shown:
Jesus' death should be viewed as a kind of payment to God--the perfect sacrifice on behalf on humanity's collective sins.
High Christology
Low Christology
High or Low Christology Shown:
Emphasis on Jesus' Jewishness--recognition he was thoroughly Jewish in his cultural-religious upbrining, worldview, and in his social and family relationships
High Christology
Low Christology
High or Low Christology Shown:
Jesus experienced the whole pantheon of human emotions (positive, negative, and in-between).
High Christology
Low Christology
High or Low Christology shown:
Jesus' execution/crucifixion was a consequence of angering and upsetting "the Powers that Be" (i.e. the political, economic, and religious status quo).
High Christology
Low Christology
High or Low Chrisology Shown:
Jesus is fully aware at all times what his role in God's plan is.
High Christology
Low Christology
High or Low Christology Shown:
Jesus gradually becomes aware of his identity and mssion, but it wasn't something that he automatically knew from birth.
High Christology
Low Christology
Match the following:
Women disciples like Mary Magdalene
The first witnesses to the Resurrection.
Unnamed disciples
Main characters in the Road to Emmaus story
Jesus' apostles
Originally doubted the news of the Resurrection
Mary (Jesus' mother)
Luke tries to show this person as the Model Disciple
Peter
Becomes the leader of the "Jesus Movement" (Christianity) after Pentecost
Luke's Gospel is the only Gospel that contains the (a) story. In this story, disciples of Jesus are leaving (b) and walking to (c) . (d) appears to them on the road and they (e) him.
Match the following description with the Gospel
Mark
Shortest Gospel
Matthew
Gospel likely written to a Jewish audience
Luke
Gospel with the most Parables of Jesus
John
Only Gospel that doesn't say Jesus was baptized
Which of the following is NOT a synoptic Gospel?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Match the following point of emphasis with the correct Gospel:
Matthew
Jesus fulfills the entire Old Testament teachings and prophecies
Mark
The "Messianic Secret"--the disciples do not understand Jesus = messiah
Luke
The "upside-down" realilty of God's Reign (Kingdom)
John
Jesus is the source of eternal life
Gospel with the Highest Christology portrayed.
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Choose the FALSE statement regarding the Doctrine of the Trinity:
A metaphor for the Trinity that has been propsed is Water
Christians believe in only 1 God who is Father, Son, and Spirit.
The Father is the same as the Son; and the Son is the same as the Spirit.
The Trinity is one of the most challenging teachings of the Church for people to understand.
Gospel with the Lowest Christology portrayed
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
