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WorksheetsUnderstanding Sin and Redemption
Total questions: 73
Worksheet time: 3hrs 4mins
Define the word “sin.”
Explain the origin of sin from the creation stories.
Identify the consequences of sin from Genesis 3:14–19.
The serpent was cursed to crawl and eat dust.
Woman would experience pain in childbirth and be subject to her husband.
Man would toil and struggle to produce food.
Death was introduced.
Humans were banished from the Garden of Eden.
What are the causes of sin among young people today?
Peer pressure
Media influence
Lack of spiritual guidance
Rebellion against authority
Curiosity and ignorance
What moral values and life skills are needed to overcome temptations?
Self-control
Courage
Honesty
Decision-making skills
Assertiveness
Explain how the following values guide young people to overcome temptations.
Give the meaning of the word “redemption.”
In what ways is God's plan of redemption fulfilled in Jesus Christ?
Jesus died on the cross for our sins.
He rose from the dead, overcoming death.
He offers salvation to all who believe in Him.
He brought reconciliation between God and man.
What does John 3:16 teach us about salvation?
Why is Genesis 3:15 taken to be the beginning of the history of salvation?
How do you show God’s love through acts of mercy?
Write the meaning of work.
List three reasons why it is important to work hard at home, school, and community.
List two benefits of working hard at school.
Write two reasons why you should avoid being lazy.
Give two reasons why it is important to rest after working.
What is likely to happen to a lazy person?
List four virtues related to work.
Identify the virtues related to Christian work ethics.
Explain how you can apply the following virtues when working at school.
Virtues Grace should have as a prefect:
Careers based on talents and abilities:
Importance of having a positive attitude towards work:
How Ken shows a positive attitude towards work:
Define the following terms:
Ways in which Abraham demonstrated faith in God:
Identify covenants in modern life:
Importance of circumcision to Abraham and his descendants:
Situations in which Christians should apply faith in God:
In what ways do Christians demonstrate faith in God today?
What is a family tree?
Meaning of the word "ancestor":
Promises made to David (2 Samuel 7:12–16):
How is King David an ancestor of Jesus Christ?
How Jesus fulfilled promises made to David:
Qualities of a good leader from King David's leadership:
Achievements of King David:
Reasons God chose David as King:
How David and Israelites honoured God when returning the Ark:
Characteristics of a good leader:
Achievements of King Solomon:
How King Solomon failed as a King:
Lessons Christians learn from Solomon’s failures:
Ways David promoted the worship of God:
Reasons the Temple was important to the Israelites:
Meaning of wisdom:
How Solomon showed wisdom in solving the dispute between two women:
How to apply wisdom to solve a class pen dispute:
Ways a prefect can show integrity in leadership:
How courage helps a prefect lead well:
What is the meaning of the Lord’s Supper?
Describe the events that took place during the Lord’s Supper:
Instructions Jesus gave His disciples during the Lord’s Supper:
What did Jesus do at the Mount of Olives after leaving the Last Supper?
Instruction Jesus gave His disciples at Mount Olives:
Physical sign of stress Jesus showed while praying:
Who came to arrest Jesus?
How Judas betrayed Jesus at Mount Olives:
What did one disciple do in response to the arrest of Jesus?
Reasons that may have caused Peter to deny Jesus Christ:
Lessons learnt from the betrayal of Jesus Christ:
Accusations brought to Jesus before Pilate:
Accusations brought to Jesus before Pilate:
He claimed to be King of the Jews
He opposed paying taxes to Caesar
He was misleading the people
Why Pilate sentenced Jesus to death:
He wanted to please the crowd
He feared a riot
He found no fault but gave in to pressure
Events that took place during the death of Jesus Christ:
Darkness covered the land
The temple curtain tore in two
Jesus cried out and gave up His spirit
The earth shook and rocks split
Describe the burial of Jesus Christ:
Joseph of Arimathea asked for His body
He wrapped it in linen and laid it in a tomb
A stone was rolled in front of the tomb
Events that took place during the resurrection of Jesus Christ:
An angel rolled away the stone
The tomb was found empty
Jesus appeared to Mary Magdalene and the disciples
Guards trembled and fled
Importance of Christ’s resurrection to Christians today:
It proves victory over sin and death
It gives hope of eternal life
It confirms Jesus as the Son of God
It strengthens faith
Meaning of the word ‘Ascension’:
Describe Christ’s ascension to heaven:
Jesus blessed His disciples
He was taken up into a cloud
The disciples watched Him go
Two angels appeared and said He would return the same way
Why the Second Coming of Jesus Christ is important to Christians today:
It gives hope for eternal life
It reminds them to live righteously
It shows that God’s promises are true
Reasons for conflict between Jesus and the Jewish religious leaders:
He challenged their hypocrisy
He healed on the Sabbath
He claimed to be the Son of God
He associated with sinners
He corrected false teachings
Lessons from the miracles of Jesus:
Healing of blind Bartimaeus: Faith leads to healing, Jesus listens to those who call on Him
Healing of the paralytic man: Jesus has power to forgive sins, Faith can bring healing
Calming of the storm: Jesus has power over nature, We should trust Jesus during life’s storms
