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WorksheetsQuiz on Miracles in the New Testament
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does the Greek word 'teras' refer to?
Natural events
Wonders or marvels
Signs and symbols
Divine power
What is the meaning of the word 'dynamis'?
A sign or symbol
A natural occurrence
Divine power
Magic
What type of miracle involves effects that are more than what nature can do?
Contrary to nature
Outside nature
Above nature
Natural events
Which example illustrates a miracle that is contrary to nature?
Resurrecting the dead
Immediate healing of the sick
Walking on water
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego not being burned
What is the purpose of miracles according to the text?
To show human power
To entertain people
To lead people to God's presence
To demonstrate magic
How are miracles different from magic?
Miracles are always accessible
Magic is performed by evil beings
Magic leads to God's presence
Miracles are caused by human effort
What does 'semeion' mean?
A miracle of healing
A wondrous act
A natural event
A sign or symbol
Who is St. Barnabas?
A writer of the Gospel of John
A disciple of St. Peter
A Jewish man who sold his property
A persecutor of Christians
What role did St. Barnabas play in St. Paul's acceptance?
He was a rival of Paul
He was Paul's teacher
He persuaded the community to accept Paul
He rejected Paul
What is a key characteristic of miracles mentioned in the text?
They are based on human ability
They express the glory of God
They are performed by anyone
They are always predictable
What does the text suggest about the accessibility of miracles?
They are only accessible to God
They can be controlled by magic
They can be performed at will
They are available to everyone
What is the relationship between Jesus and miracles according to the text?
Miracles were the main focus of Jesus' ministry
Jesus performed miracles for entertainment
Jesus used miracles to affirm his identity as the Messiah
Miracles were a distraction from Jesus' message
What does the text imply about the nature of miracles?
They are always easy to understand
They are often misunderstood as magic
They are irrelevant to faith
They can be replicated by humans
What is the significance of miracles in the context of the New Testament?
They are mere tricks
They serve to glorify God and help humanity
They are not mentioned in the New Testament
They are only for the apostles
Which of the following is NOT a type of miracle described in the text?
Within nature
Above nature
Contrary to nature
Outside nature
