Wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Old Testament Figures and Jesus

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which key figures from the Old Testament are highlighted in this series as foreshadowing Jesus' role as the ultimate royal priest?

a)

Only David

b)

Solomon, Elijah, and Samson, Cain, Able, and Paul.

c)

Adam and Eve, Abraham and Melchizedek, Moses and Aaron, David

d)

Noah, Jonah, and Daniel

2.

How were Adam and Eve initially called to be God’s royal priests?

a)

By ruling and caring for creation as God’s representatives

b)

By worshiping God in the temple

c)

By building altars

d)

By leading religious ceremonies

3.

What caused Adam and Eve to lose their priestly calling in Eden?

a)

They were deceived by evil and exiled from Eden

b)

They chose to worship idols

c)

They failed to complete their duties

d)

They left Eden voluntarily

4.

Who was Melchizedek, and why is he significant in foreshadowing Jesus' role?

a)

He was only a high priest in Jerusalem

b)

He was a king and priest without recorded parents, foreshadowing a greater priesthood

c)

He was a powerful military leader that gave everyone the heebie jeebies

d)

He was a prophet for Israel and lead Adam and Eve

5.

How does Abraham's encounter with Melchizedek point forward to Jesus?

a)

Abraham receives a blessing and gives a tithe.

b)

Abraham is rebuked by Melchizedek

c)

Abraham is made a priest by Melchizedek

d)

Abraham ignores Melchizedek’s role

6.

What role did Moses play that points to Jesus’ priestly role?

a)

Moses ruled as a king over Israel interceding for the people

b)

Moses acted as a mediator between God and Israel, interceding for the people

c)

Moses served as a temple priest interceding for the people

d)

Moses was primarily a military leader interceding for the people

7.

How did Aaron’s role as high priest foreshadow Jesus’ priestly work?

a)

Aaron acted as a prophet pointing to Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice

b)

Aaron led Israel in battle pointing to Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice

c)

Aaron built the temple pointing to Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice

d)

Aaron offered sacrifices to cover the sins of the people, pointing to Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice

8.

In what way does King David foreshadow Jesus as the ultimate royal priest?

a)

David was primarily a military leader

b)

David was a king who deeply honored God and interceded for the people, reflecting Jesus’ role as a priest-king

c)

David was the last king of Israel

d)

David served as a high priest in the temple

9.

How does Psalm 110, written by David, hint at Jesus’ role as priest-king?

a)

David refers to a future priest-king as “my Lord,” foreshadowing Jesus as the ultimate royal priest

b)

David predicts Solomon’s rule

c)

David describes himself as the eternal king

d)

David mentions a prophet

10.

according to the video How does Jesus’ baptism serve as a sign of His priestly role?

a)
  • It was a reminder of His location with God affirming Him as His beloved Son

b)
  • It marked His entry into the temple

  • with God affirming Him as His beloved Son

c)
  • It was His ordination as a royal priest, with God affirming Him as His beloved Son

11.

  1. What was the significance of Jesus overturning the tables in the temple?


a)
  • He was demonstrating His authority as the true high priest, challenging the current priesthood’s corruption

b)
  • He wanted to start a rebellion against Rome challenging the current priesthood’s corruption

c)
  • He was showing happiness toward the temple sacrifices challenging the current priesthood’s corruption

d)
  • He was preparing the temple for a festival challenging the current priesthood’s corruption

12.

How does Jesus fulfill the promise of a royal priest who would defeat evil and restore blessings?

a)

By performing regular animal sacrifices

b)

By building a new temple in Jerusalem

c)

By offering Himself as the ultimate sacrifice and restoring humanity’s access to God

d)

By ruling solely as an earthly king

13.

How did Jesus act like a priest outside of the Jerusalem temple’s authority?

a)
  • A) He forgave people’s sins and restored those who were impure

b)
  • C) He performed sacrifices in secret restored those who were impure

c)
  • B) He built a new temple in Galilee

d)
  • D) He led the existing priests in Jerusalem

14.

In what way is Jesus’ priesthood greater than that of Melchizedek?

a)

Jesus reigns only over Israel

b)

Jesus serves only in a physical temple offering a once-for-all sacrifice for humanity’s sins

c)

Jesus offers more sacrifices than Melchizedek

d)

Jesus’ priesthood is eternal, offering a once-for-all sacrifice for humanity’s sins

15.

What does it mean for Jesus to be called the 'great high priest'?

a)

He offers the ultimate sacrifice that reunites humanity with God

b)

He was the most famous priest of his time

c)

He served as a high priest in Jerusalem

d)

He had the highest authority in the earthly temple

16.

How did Jesus’ life and sacrifice fulfill the roles of both king and priest?

a)

Jesus was only concerned with temple ceremonies

b)

Jesus only provided laws

c)

Jesus focused only on ruling and political influence

d)

Jesus lived a life of humility, interceded for humanity, and gave Himself as the ultimate sacrifice, uniting kingly authority with priestly compassion

17.

After His resurrection, what role does Jesus take on in the heavenly temple?

a)

Jesus becomes only a spiritual leader for Israel

b)

Jesus is exalted as the cosmic royal priest, ruling over Heaven and Earth

c)

Jesus builds a new earthly temple

d)

Jesus continues to perform daily sacrifices

18.

How are believers today called to continue Jesus' priestly role?

a)

By only working as official priests in churches

b)

By only praying in temples

c)

By focusing only on worship

d)

By offering themselves as living sacrifices and serving others in love, reflecting Jesus’ priestly calling