Quiz

What does “Christ” mean?

From what Hebrew word does the term “Christ” come?

Jesus’ human nature began at His birth and ended with His death.

Since Jesus was miraculously conceived by the Holy Spirit, He was not corrupted by human sin.

The promises of the Old Testament regarding the Messiah meant that Christ had to be a descendant of __________.

What does “hypostatic union” mean?

When Jesus became a human being, He emptied Himself of divine attributes.

In Jesus, a human person hosted a divine person in His body.

The Chalcedon Creed (AD 451) says, “Our Lord Jesus Christ [is] perfect in Godhead and also perfect in manhood: ________________, of a reasonable soul and body….”

The Chalcedon Creed (AD 451) says about Christ, “…to be acknowledged in two natures, inconfusedly, unchangeably, indivisibly, inseparably; the distinction of natures being by no means taken away by the union, but rather the property of each nature being preserved, and concurring in one _______ and one _______.”

Why was Jesus baptized? Mark each correct answer.

Why was it necessary for Jesus to be tempted in the wilderness?

Since Jesus was human, He had to learn obedience.

Since Jesus was divine, He was unable to sin, and therefore temptation was not really the same for Him as it is for us.

How old was Jesus when He began His public ministry?

Which of the following phrases best summarizes Jesus’ preaching?

What is repentance? Select the most precise answer.

How did Jesus especially show His power in His earthly ministry?

In Luke 11:20, Jesus says, “If I drive out demons by the finger of God, then ____________.”

What did Peter confess, according to Matthew 16:15-17?

According to the lesson, what was suggested by the appearance of Moses and Elijah when Jesus was transfigured?

What do theologians mean when they speak of the “passion” of Jesus?

For what kind of occasion did a king use a donkey in the time of the Old Testament?

What Jewish festival was Jesus remembering when He celebrated the Last Supper?

According to Luke 22:20, the Last Supper was the inauguration of the “new ________.”

How did a crucified person usually die?

What does the “imputation” of our sins mean, when speaking of Christ?

When He was suffering on the cross, God was holding Jesus guilty for our sins.

Why was it necessary for Jesus to die?

What four events make up the exaltation of Christ? Mark each correct answer, as given in the lesson.

Jesus’ resurrection ensures that all His followers will also be resurrected.

Jesus will renew all of creation.

The authoritative office of apostle, just as those named by Christ, is passed on from generation to generation.

The first new generation of apostles had to receive authority directly from Peter.

The apostles had authority to write and approve new _______.

The apostles had authority to speak infallibly in matters of doctrine.

The lesson teaches that after His ascension, Jesus first entered the heavenly temple, then sat at the right hand of God the Father.

What does “session” mean in theology?

What was one of the first ways Jesus exercised His prophetic authority from heaven?

According to the lesson, in what sense does Jesus “never lose a case” for His people?

Which of the following statements express the teachings of the lesson? Mark each correct answer.

Believers will sit in judgment over the angels.

When Jesus returns, He will restore creation exactly the way it was in the Garden of Eden before the Fall.