WorksheetsNT and Its Study Final Exam Review
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 13mins
A central feature of Mark’s Messianic Secret is:
Jesus’ attempt to hide His miracles and identity
Jesus’ political alignment with the Zealots
Jesus’ refusal to use parables
Jesus’ fear of crowds
Which of the following comes from the Sermon on the Mount?
“Do to others as they do to you.”
“Blessed are the poor in spirit.”
“In the beginning was the Word.”
“The Spirit of the Lord is upon me.”
Mary, in the Gospel according to Luke, praises God for:
Sending plagues on Egypt
Teaching gentiles the Law
Lifting up the lowly and casting down the proud
Leading Israel in battle
Which story appears only in Luke?
The Lost [Prodigal] Son
Jesus walking on water
Parable of the Mustard Seed
Parable of the Talents
Which symbol accompanies the Holy Spirit’s arrival at Pentecost?
Flaming chariots
Tongues of fire and rushing wind
Earthquake
Darkness
Acts describes early believers as:
Avoiding the apostles’ teaching
Focusing exclusively on Roman politics
Selling possessions and distributing to anyone in need
Living only in monastic silence
The council at Jerusalem in Acts of the Apostles concluded that gentiles must:
Be circumcised and follow the full Law
Worship only in Jerusalem
Abstain from idols, blood, strangled meat, and sexual immorality
Become Pharisees first
James teaches that trials produce:
Wealth
Steadfastness
Political Power
Ritual Purity
The NT household codes emerged partly to:
Help Christian households embody order within Roman society
Establish Pharisaic authority
Promote female priesthood
Encourage rebellion against all social structures
According to 1 Peter, Jesus preached to:
Spirits imprisoned since the Flood
Angels in Heaven
Demons in the Wilderness
Pharisees in the Synagogue
Which of the following best describes the “Messianic Secret” in Mark?
Jesus teaches only in parables so no one understands Him
Jesus repeatedly commands people not to disclose His miracles or identity
Jesus hides in the wilderness for 40 days to avoid crowds
Jesus refuses to call Himself the Son of Man
A major theme of the Sermon on the Mount is:
Jesus abolishing the Law of Moses
Ethical transformation beginning in the heart
A political plan for overthrowing Rome
The destruction of the Jerusalem Temple
In the Magnificat (Luke 1), Mary praises God primarily for:
His judgment against Israel’s prophets
His overturning of unjust power structures
His promise of wealth to the nations
His rejection of the gentiles
What event marks Pentecost in Acts 2?
Paul’s conversion
The Last Supper
Stephen’s martyrdom
The outpouring of the Holy Spirit with tongues
According to Acts 2, early Christian believers were devoted to:
Solitary prayer only
Business trade, purity laws, and circumcision
Apostles’ teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, and prayer
Temple sacrifices, military service, and fasting
Stephen is executed after:
Betraying Peter
Blaspheming the Temple and Law in his speech
Refusing to baptize gentiles
Healing a man on the Sabbath
The Council of Jerusalem decided that gentile converts:
Could not join the Christian community
Must reject Paul’s teachings
Need not be circumcised but must follow certain guidelines
Must fully obey the Mosaic Law
Which of the following is one of Jesus’ “I AM” sayings?
“I am the True Prophet”
“I am the Light of the World”
“I am the Holy Temple”
“I am the Eternal Messenger”
Which theme best reflects James’ teaching?
Salvation by visions and dreams
Faith without works is dead
Strict adherence to food laws
Avoiding gentile contact
The NT household codes (e.g., Ephesians 5–6) primarily address:
Laws for temple construction
Relationships among spouses, children, and slaves
Dietary restrictions for gentiles
Roman taxation
Source Criticism primarily investigates:
How early Christians interpreted the Old Testament
The original manuscripts behind the Dead Sea Scrolls
The written or oral sources behind the biblical texts
Scribal errors in copying the New Testament
The main goal of Textual Criticism is to:
Determine the historical accuracy of miracle accounts
Compare theological themes between New Testament letters
Identify the original audience of each Gospel
Recover, as closely as possible, the earliest form of the biblical text
In the Gospel of John, calling Jesus the Logos emphasizes:
Jesus as the new Moses giving a new law
Jesus as the divine Word who pre-exists creation
Jesus as the coming military Messiah of David’s line
Jesus as the teacher of heavenly mysteries only to his disciples
Historical Criticism attempts to:
Translate biblical manuscripts into modern languages
Evaluate theological interpretations in later church councils
Compare modern political systems with biblical kingdoms
Reconstruct the historical setting and meaning of a biblical text
Redaction Criticism studies:
How scribes corrected errors in manuscripts
How Gospel writers edited and arranged their sources to shape a message
The political motivations behind early church councils
The oral traditions behind the Synoptic Gospels
Which Gospel most famously emphasizes the “Messianic Secret”?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
The Beatitudes appear in which section of Scripture?
Luke 24
Matthew 5-7
John 10
Acts 4
Mary’s Magnificat most strongly echoes which Old Testament theme?
Royal Military Conquest
Priestly Atonement Rituals
Wisdom Literature
Prophetic Reversal of Social Hierarchies
Which of the following is unique to Luke?
Prodigal Son
Lost Coin
Both A & B
Neither A or B
At Pentecost the apostles:
Speak in various languages by the Spirit
Witness the Transfiguration
Appoint Matthias
Establish the Jerusalem Council
Acts describes early believers as sharing:
Only prayers, not possessions
Nothing at all
All things in common
Only the Temple treasury
“I am the Bread of Life” appears in:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
James emphasizes controlling which part of the body?
The Eyes
The Hands
The Stomach
The Tongue
The Household Codes encourage believers to:
Reject All Social Norms
Participate in the Roman Imperial Cult
Live out Christ-like mutual submission in the household
Destroy pagan temples
“Religion that is pure and undefiled…is to care for orphans and widows” appears in:
James
1 Peter
Philippians
Jude
