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Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 20mins
The Israelites crossing this river parallels their crossing of the Red Sea.
Sea of Galilee
Jordan River
Mediterranean Sea
They crossed the Red Sea twice
How did the Israelites inherit the promised land?
They had to choose to fight against the Canaanites by following God's commands
They had a stronger military
They were experts in political affairs
The land was already conquered
Fill in the blank:
Sin - Oppression - (a) - Deliverance - Peace
Israelite oppression as a result of their sin was an act of God's hatred towards them.
True
False
Which of the following stories show of God's love and faithfulness towards His people?
David's sin of adultery and repentance
Abraham sacrificing Isaac
The cycle of sin
Noah and the flood
All of the above
The northern kingdom which fell into false worship and was destroyed by the Assyrians.
Israel
Judah
The southern kingdom which was taken into exile by the Babylonians.
Israel
Judah
Which of the following is NOT true regarding David?
He commits adultery
He has Uriah killed
He tries to cover up his sin, but Samuel calls him out
He repents
God remains faithful to His people even though they are unfaithful to Him.
True
False
After exile, the Jew were less faithful to their vocation of keeping the law than before exile.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT true in regards to the Samaritans?
Jews did not associate with them
they are descendents of a mixed population of Israelites and Assyrians
They do not worship God in the temple
They originated from the southern kingdom
"anointed one"
(a)
Why was it fitting for the Messiah to be fully God and fully man?
Because man (as a representative of humanity) committed an infinite sin against God
There was an infinite gap between man and God which no finite man could fill
A representative of humanity who is man and God had to fill the infinite gap of sin
all of the above
Was given the gift of wisdom but fell into idolatry
Saul
David
Solomon
Samuel
The last prophet and first judge
David
Samson
Samuel
Solomon
Which of the following is true when discussing the Kalam argument?
Everything that begins to exist has a cause.
The universe began to exist.
The universe has a cause.
Everything exists has a cause.
The universe began to exist.
The universe has a cause.
Everything begins to exist has a cause.
The universe has always existed.
The universe has no cause.
If the universe was created, what created the universe is beyond all matter, energy, space, and time.
true
false
Tells us WHAT God is and that He exists
natural revelation
divine revelation
Tells us WHO God is, His will for us, and His plan for our life
natural revelation
divine revelation
Who is the source of Divine Revelation?
(a)
What are the two ways we can learn about God through the world around us?
looking at the human person and the world around us
Scripture and Tradition
studying the lives of the saints
reading the Gospels
What is the common work of the Trinity?
salvation
sanctification
creation
What is the common work of the Trinity?
salvation
sanctification
creation
the distinction of the persons of the Trinity is due to the_________
amount of love between them
the Son being begotten
their relationship
the Son and Holy Spirit being created
The Son of God (a) human nature.
The Holy Spirit came after the Father and the Son.
True
False
"God Himself is an eternal exchange of ______________, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and He has destined us to share in that exchange" (CCC 221)
persons
communion
love
compassion
Scripture always tells us scientific truth.
true
false
the official teaching authority of the Church
Apostolic Succesion
the Pope
IHA Theology department
Magisterium
The way the teaching authority is passed on in the Church
Divine Revelation
Scripture and Tradition
Magisterium
Apostolic Succession
a personal adherence to God and full assent the whole truth of what God has revealed
faith
belief
hope
love
the essence of a thing which makes it what it is
person
substance
hypostasis
Incarnation
Fruits of the Holy Spirit are qualities given to a person that go beyond their natural abilites
True
False
the union of the human and divine natures in the person of Jesus Christ
Incarnation
Hypostatic union
re-incarnation
Assumption
reading a text to understand what the author intended to communicate
literalistic sense
spiritual sense
anagogical sense
literal sense
