WorksheetsThe book of Hebrews - Grade 6
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Who is believed to be the author of the letter to the Hebrews?
a)
Paul
b)
Barnabas
c)
Apollos
d)
Unknown
2.
What is the main purpose of the letter to the Hebrews?
a)
To teach about the Old Testament
b)
To challenge readers to remain faithful to Jesus
c)
To explain the history of Israel
d)
To elevate the status of angels
3.
Who was the audience of the letter to the Hebrews?
a)
Jewish Christians
b)
Gentile Christians
c)
Roman citizens
d)
Greek philosophers
4.
What is the significance of the name 'Hebrews' in the letter's title?
a)
It refers to the author's nationality
b)
It refers to the language in which the letter was written
c)
It refers to the audience of the letter
d)
It has no specific significance
5.
Why does the author compare Jesus with angels in the letter?
a)
To show that Jesus is superior to all messengers of God's word
b)
To highlight the importance of angels in Jewish tradition
c)
To emphasize the role of angels in delivering the Torah
d)
To challenge the readers' understanding of angelic beings
6.
According to the letter, why is Jesus superior to Moses?
a)
Jesus led the people of Israel out of Egypt
b)
Jesus built the tabernacle in the wilderness
c)
Jesus is the leader of God's people and the creator of all things
d)
Jesus received the Torah from angels at Mount Sinai
7.
What is the main point the author makes about Jesus as the ultimate priest?
a)
Jesus came from the line of Aaron
b)
Jesus offered sacrifices for his own sins
c)
Jesus is morally flawless and eternal
d)
Jesus represents Israel before God
8.
How does the author describe Jesus' sacrifice compared to the animal sacrifices in the temple?
a)
Jesus' sacrifice had to be offered constantly
b)
Jesus' sacrifice was insufficient to cover all sins
c)
Jesus' sacrifice was offered once and for all
d)
Jesus' sacrifice required the involvement of priests
9.
What is the author's warning in the section comparing Jesus with angels?
a)
Pay attention to the message announced by the Son of God
b)
Do not rebel against Jesus like the Israelites did in the wilderness
c)
Rejecting Jesus means rejecting the chance to be fully reconciled to God
d)
Do not abandon Jesus despite persecution
10.
How does the author describe Jesus in the opening sentence of the letter?
a)
The exact imprint of God's nature
b)
A messenger of God's word
c)
A servant of the disciples
d)
A teacher of the Old Testament
11.
What is the significance of Jesus being a priest in the order of Melchizedek?
a)
Melchizedek was a priest from the line of Aaron
b)
Melchizedek appeared in the stories about Moses
c)
Melchizedek was a mysterious priest king from ancient Jerusalem
d)
Melchizedek was the author of the letter to the Hebrews
12.
What is the author's main goal in comparing Jesus with key people and events from Israel's history?
a)
To challenge the readers' knowledge of the Old Testament
b)
To elevate Jesus as superior to anyone or anything else
c)
To explain the significance of Jewish traditions
d)
To provide a historical context for the letter
13.
How does the author describe Jesus' sacrifice in relation to God's forgiveness?
a)
Jesus' sacrifice is temporary and limited
b)
Jesus' sacrifice is the foundation for the new covenant where all sins are forgiven
c)
Jesus' sacrifice requires additional sacrifices for complete forgiveness
d)
Jesus' sacrifice is unnecessary for God's forgiveness
14.
What is the overall message of the letter to the Hebrews?
a)
Jesus is the ultimate revelation of God's love and mercy
b)
The Old Testament is more important than the New Testament
c)
Angels are superior to Jesus
d)
Moses is the greatest leader in Israel's history
15.
How does the author challenge the readers to remain faithful to Jesus despite persecution?
a)
By providing historical examples of faithful individuals
b)
By warning against the consequences of rejecting Jesus
c)
By emphasizing Jesus' superiority over angels, Moses, priests, and sacrifices
d)
By encouraging the readers to study the Old Testament scriptures
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