How many books are there in the Catholic Bible?

How many books are there in the Old Testament in the Catholic Bible?

How many books are there in the New Testament in the Catholic Bible?

The ______ includes books that were written before the birth of Jesus.

The ______ contains writings about Jesus and the early Christian Church.

There are ______ main categories in the Old Testament.

The ______ are the first five books of the Bible.

The ______ feature the major and minor prophets.

There are ______ main categories of books in the New Testament.

The first book of the Bible is ______.

The last book of the Bible is ______.

______ were made to live in loving community with one another.

God created the first man and woman with ______.

Humans are the ______ of creation.

We are ______ to choose whether to accept the gift of faith.

However, faith is necessary for our ______.

Faith enables us to ______ and accept all that he has revealed to us.

______ was Adam and Eve’s choice to turn away from God.

______ are images used to represent people or ideas.

In the account of The Fall, the serpent represents the ______ who tempted our first parents to disobey God’s command.

In the account of The Fall, eating the fruit symbolizes the ________.

______ is a thought, word, deed or action that goes against God’s law.

______ is the eternal separation from God.

______ is a period after a person dies when he or she is purified before entering eternity with God.

The ______ is the coming of Jesus at the end of time to judge all people.

The ______ ______ is the teaching that from the very first moment of her life, Mary was free from Original Sin.

Mary also remained pure from all ______ ______ throughout her life.

Mary cooperated fully in God’s divine plan of ______.

Everything about Mary’s life, both her words and her actions points us towards ______.

The ______ is the event of the divine Son of God taking on human nature.

The Incarnation is a mystery we can only fully understand by ______.

The Incarnation reveals the depth of God’s ______ for us.

Even after Adam and Eve sinned, God never ______ his people.

Through his Passion, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension, Jesus saves us from ______ and restores us to ______ with the Trinity.

The ______ is the event of Jesus’ returning to the Father in heaven.

The ______ ______ is Christ’s Passion, death, resurrection and Ascension, through which he accomplished the work of our salvation.

______ ______ is the Latin word that means “whole Christ”.

______ is the sacrament in which we are freed from sin, become children of God and are welcomed into the Church.

______ is the sacrament in which we are sealed with the Gifts of the Holy Spirit in order to incorporate us more firmly into Christ.

Fill in the blank: The sacrament in which we receive the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, who is truly present under the appearances of bread and wine, is called _________.

Fill in the blank: The sacrament by which our relationship with God and the church is restored and our sins are forgiven is called ____________.

Fill in the blank: The sacrament by which God’s grace and comfort are given to those who are suffering because of their age or because of serious illness is called ____________.

Fill in the blank: The sacrament in which baptized men are ordained to serve the Church as deacons, priests and bishops is called ____________.

Fill in the blank: The sacrament in which a baptized man and a baptized woman are united as husband and wife is called ____________.

Fill in the blank: Sacred or holy signs that have been instituted by the church that prepare us to receive God’s grace, especially in the sacraments, are called ____________.

Fill in the blank: Prayers that are not part of the liturgy of the Church, but are a rich and diverse expression of faith handed down to us through Church, are called ____________.

Fill in the blank: A devotion of praying for nine (9) consecutive days is called a ____________.