WorksheetsBible 6 - (5-7)Comprehensive Review
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 19mins
What is the main skill we need to learn when reading biblical narratives?
Singing hymns really loudly
Detecting design patterns
Remembering the Ten Commandments backwards
Counting how many times "Amen" is said
What are the names of the two main characters in the story of the Garden of Eden?
Batman and Robin
Human and Life
Cain and Abel
Jonah and the Whale
What does Jesus say that flips the temptation pattern on its head?
“I’ll be back!”
“Not my desire but your desire be done.”
“Why me, Lord?”
“Let’s make a golden calf!”
What is the “Chaotic Waters” pattern?
A trendy new surf spot
God leading people through water into a new world
A type of biblical smoothie
When Moses started a water park
What event in the Gospels highlights Jesus participating in the "Chaotic Waters" pattern (where one goes in and back out)?
His first miracle at the wedding
His baptism in the Jordan River
When he walked on water
The Last Supper
Why did baptism become such a big deal for Jesus’ followers?
It’s a secret way to join a club
It’s about participating in the ancient pattern of going through waters into a new creation
Because water was scarce and they needed to conserve it
To practice synchronized swimming
What percentage of the Bible is made up of narrative?
100% - it’s all stories, baby!
+40% - that’s almost half!
30% - just a third
10% - just a bit
What does Imago Dei mean?
God’s mission for His people
God’s image in humanity
The promise of eternal life
The law of God
What does Missio Dei mean?
God’s mission to reconcile and restore creation
The role of angels in the Bible
A covenant between God and man
A type of Biblical narrative
How do the ideas of Imago Dei and Missio Dei impact the life choices of a Christian believer?
They inspire believers to pursue wealth and power
They encourage Christians to live selfishly for personal gain
They call believers to reflect God’s image and participate in His mission to restore the world
They focus only on obeying the law without concern for others
What is one example of how to live out both Imago Dei and Missio Dei?
What are the 3 different worldviews discussed in the video?
Peace/War, Light/Dark, Good/Evil
Guilt/Innocence, Fear/Power, Shame/Honor
Happy/Sad, Weak/Strong, Kind/Mean
Win/Lose, Rich/Poor, Quiet/Loud
Which type of culture did you grow up in: guilt/innocence, shame/honor, or fear/power?
Which cultures typically have a guilt/innocence worldview?
Asian cultures
Middle Eastern cultures
Tribal cultures
Western cultures
In a guilt/innocence culture, what’s the big deal?
Having a big family
Staying on the right side of the rules
Keeping spirits happy by giving them treats
Getting the best grades to honor your family
What do people do if they mess up in a guilt/innocence culture?
Say sorry and hope for the best
Power up with cool spells
Face a punishment to make things right
Wear a silly hat
How does Jesus handle the woman caught breaking the rules?
Gives her a high-five
Tells everyone to throw rocks
Forgives her and lets her go
Ignores her
What’s the best news for people feeling guilty in a guilt/innocence culture?
Jesus is like a super lawyer who forgives sins!
They get a prize for trying
Spirits become their friends
They get new clothes
Which cultures typically hold a shame/honor worldview?
Tribal cultures
Middle Eastern and Asian cultures
Western cultures
Scandinavian cultures
What’s the big deal in a shame/honor culture?
Winning at games no matter how you do it
Getting good grades—cheating and detention are fine too
Eating the most food at dinner
Reputation—keeping that honor strong! Do good and do it right!
How does Jesus help those feeling shame?
Throws a big celebration, showing they’re welcomed in God’s family
Gives them new clothes
Hides their mistakes
Sends them away
How does Jesus bring hope to those who feel guilty?
By making them dance
He forgives them and removes their guilt!
By giving them a big prize
By writing their name on a wall
Based on what you've learned, how does learning more about how Jesus approaches our failures/sins (our Khata, Pesha, and Avons) impact how you view His work to restore the world and YOU?
