How did the prophets respond to the call of the LORD God?

He prophesied that the promised Messiah will be born in Bethlehem.

In the prophecy of Isaiah, the promised Messiah will be born of a virgin and will be called?

It contains God’s promise about a savior and was foretold by the prophets of the olden times.

It contains the fulfillment of the prophecies that were proclaimed by the prophets of old.

The prophets spoke of this figure of Jesus as the one who offers himself as a sacrificial offering for his people.

Zechariah prophesied about this figure of the Messiah, a prophecy which came true when He triumphantly entered Jerusalem on the first Palm Sunday.

The prophecy of Isaiah speaks of a Messiah to be born for us: He will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, and _______________ (Isaiah 9:6).

In the celebration of the Mass on Sundays, the words of the prophets is read at which part of the Liturgy of the Word?

TRUE OR FALSE: Elizabeth was a relative of Mary, the mother of Jesus.

TRUE OR FALSE: John the Baptist was considered the last of the prophets because his ministry was basically to point out the direction of Mary's coming.

TRUE OR FALSE: The era of the prophets of old, where John the Baptist also belonged, had to gradually fade and will be replaced by the coming of the New Covenant in the very person of Jesus.

TRUE OR FALSE: With the coming of Jesus Christ, everything that was written was fulfilled, thus, the Old Testament prophecies had to close.

TRUE OR FALSE: The act of bathing in water as a sign of spiritual purification was not a common religious symbol for many religions, including Judaism.

TRUE OR FALSE: Being a prophet, John the Baptist was able to read the signs of the times.

TRUE OR FALSE: John the Baptist and John the Evangelist are related to each other.

TRUE OR FALSE: John the Baptist was considered the greatest of the prophets because he spoke highly of himself.

TRUE OR FALSE: Repentance involves the acknowledgement of one's sins and the commitment to change one's life for the better.

TRUE OR FALSE: John the Baptist spent much of his ministry in the wilderness. He wore clothes made of camel hair and survived on a diet of locusts and wild honey. His lifestyle is described as ascetic.

What is the Hebrew word for teacher?

Which among the places was Jesus unable to teach in?

What was the benefit received by the people who listened to Jesus?

Why was Jesus NOT considered a conventional teacher?

Why is Jesus's teaching considered authoritative?

What is the central focus of Jesus's teachings?

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In His teaching, Jesus connected to His listeners through stories that appeal to their everyday experiences. What do you call a simple story that illustrates a moral or spiritual lesson, and a primary way in which Christ teaches the people?

Where did Jesus ground His teachings on the Kingdom of God?

What does Jesus's peculiar use of the word “Amen” signify?

Where in our churches can we find a reminder of the priest's authority to teach?

The Jewish people regard the healing of a person from illness as a form of exorcism. What does exorcism mean?

Which connection is clearly affirmed by Jesus Christ in many of His signs and miracles?

What Greek word implies that the miracles of Jesus caused the people to marvel at the greatness and power of God, giving them a sense of wonder?

What Greek word implies that the miracles of Jesus are acts which demonstrate His power?

What Greek term implies that the miracles of Jesus were signs or symbolic actions that led to the presence of God?

What did Jesus require from the person who approached Him for healing?

Who told the people of Israel during his speech at Pentecost that Jesus of Nazareth was a man sent by God to them, whose miracles, signs, and wonders were manifestations of divine authority (Acts 2:22)?

Which of the following is NOT a miracle performed by Jesus Christ in the Gospels?

While Jesus is known for performing miracles, there was that one time when Jesus could not perform any miracles in His hometown of Nazareth. Why is it so?

Which of the following is NOT an outcome of the miracles performed by Jesus?

TRUE OR FALSE: The greatest challenge of being a prophet is the possibility of suffering a martyr’s death.

TRUE OR FALSE: Jesus was not certain that as a prophet, to suffer death is part and parcel of His identity.

TRUE OR FALSE: A prophet is willing to die for his commitment to love God in whatever situation he/she is in.

TRUE OR FALSE: Jesus’ passion and death are not just incidental historical events of the Jews and Romans, but the saving act of God in Jesus’ free self-sacrifice.

TRUE OR FALSE: A person who died for his/her faith in Jesus is called a Christian martyr.