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WorksheetsQuiz #2 Practice: Baptism -> Call of the Apostles
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the formal definition of Christology as presented in the unit?
The study of the Old Testament prophets
The study of Christ
The study of Christian ethics
The study of the early Church history
High Christology primarily places an emphasis on which aspect of Jesus?
His divine nature
His biological ancestry
His human nature
His role as a political revolutionary
According to our discussion, which Gospel displays the 'highest' Christology?
(a)
In the New Covenant, what traditional Jewish practice is replaced by Baptism?
Tithing
Sacrifice of lambs
The Passover feast
Circumcision
The term 'Indelible' is used to describe Baptism. What does this mean in a theological context?
It is only valid if performed in a river
It cannot be undone or reversed
It only lasts as long as the person believes
It can be repeated every year
Define the concept of 'Grace.'
A reward for good behavior
The physical water used in the ceremony
The act of praying before a meal
God's unmerited favor, love, or help
Why was John the Baptist referred to as a 'Precursor' to Jesus?
Because he was the first of the twelve Apostles
Because he prepared the way for Jesus' mission
Because he was Jesus' younger brother
Because he wrote the first Gospel
Which encounter involves Jesus discussing 'Living Water' and results in a woman’s life being transformed?
The Samaritan woman at the well
The wedding at Cana
The healing of the blind man
The feeding of the five thousand
What does it mean to 'Sanctify'?
To forgive a debt
To consecrate or make holy
To prove a point
To organize a church committee
What is the primary distinction between High Christology and Low Christology?
High Christology is the study of the Resurrection, while Low Christology is the study of the Nativity.
High Christology uses the Old Testament, while Low Christology uses the New Testament.
High Christology is for clergy, while Low Christology is for the laity.
High Christology focuses on the divinity of Jesus, while Low Christology focuses on his humanity.
What does the number '40' in the '40 days in the desert' symbolize within the biblical narrative?
The number of hours Jesus spent in the tomb.
The number of years Jesus lived on earth.
The total number of miracles Jesus performed.
A 'long time' that parallels the Israelites wandering in the desert.
The devil's temptation for Jesus to turn stones into bread represented which type of human weakness?
The temptation of money.
The temptation of the flesh or physical desire.
The temptation of intellectual pride.
The temptation of political power.
How did Jesus consistently respond to each of the devil’s three temptations in the desert?
By asking the devil to repent and follow him.
By quoting Scripture from the Book of Deuteronomy.
By performing a miracle to scare the devil away.
By calling for the Archangel Michael to intervene.
What is the meaning of the Hebrew word 'Hesed?"
Fear of the Lord.
Holy Sacrifice.
Loving Kindness.
Strict Justice.
The Hebrew word nāšā' (נָשָׁא) appears 15 times in the Bible. What does it mean in the context of our study?
To heal and make whole
To test, to try, to prove, or to tempt
To lead a group of people
To worship or give thanks
According to Screwtape in the homework assignment from last week, why might 'doing nothing' or committing 'small sins' be a more effective strategy for a tempter than encouraging 'spectacular wickedness'?
Because the cumulative effect of aimless habits and small sins can separate a person from God without triggering an alarm in their conscience.
Because the 'Enemy' only intervenes and provides strength when a human is facing a major moral crisis or great sin.
Because small sins like card-playing are inherently more evil than major crimes like murder in the eyes of the demons.
Because spectacular wickedness is too exhausting for the demons to manage over long periods of time.
Yochanan ha-Matbil is the Hebrew Name for which person?
(a)
According to the Gospel accounts, what was the immediate purpose of the Spirit leading Jesus into the wilderness?
To find and recruit his first disciples away from the city.
To be tested or tempted by the devil to show his humanity
To escape the crowds following him after his baptism.
To study ancient scriptures held in desert monasteries.
How does Will's character arc in 'The Butterfly Circus' best illustrate the transition from 'disciple' to 'apostle' in a way that mirrors the biblical calling of the twelve?
By moving from a passive observer of Mendez's work to an active participant who inspires others through his own struggle.
By focusing solely on his own personal success and wealth after leaving the sideshow.
By eventually replacing Mendez as the leader of the circus to establish a new group.
By physically recovering from his disabilities to show that he no longer needs a teacher.
Which of the following best describes the difference between a 'disciple' and an 'apostle' in the New Testament context?
A disciple is a student or learner, while an apostle is 'one who is sent' as a messenger.
Disciples were the original twelve followers, while apostles were later converts like Paul.
An apostle is a follower of Jesus, while a disciple is a follower of any Jewish rabbi.
There is no difference.
Which event directly follows Jesus' baptism in the Gospel narratives?
The calling of Matthew
The temptation in the wilderness
The feeding of the five thousand
The Sermon on the Mount
What was the significance of Jesus refusing to worship the devil in exchange for all the kingdoms of the world?
It affirmed his loyalty to God alone
It demonstrated his commitment to nonviolence
It showed his desire for political power
It fulfilled a prophecy about the Messiah's birth
