RE examination Revision

Why do we try to model our lives on Jesus' teachings?

In the Parable of The Lost Son, in Luke 15, the father, God is shown as-

The Greatest Commandments are-

In Psalm 23, God is like a shepherd because He-

The book of Proverbs teaches-

"O my God I am very sorry that I have sinned against you,.... I will not sin again", is a prayer of-

God made Covenants with them in the Old Testament-

David had deep faith and trust in God?

The sacrament of reconciliation is also called-

Sacred Scripture is written by authors-

One of the steps in the sacrament of reconciliation is to-

Refugees are described as being in exile because-

Penance is enacted through-

This biblical text is sung or recited-

David was once a shepherd?

A parable is best described as a-

A moral truth can be found in the story of-

David became a king of the Israelites?

This person conducts the sacrament of reconciliation-

This sign prepares us for God's grace. It is sacred sign, enacted at the beginning and end of a prayer-

The priest can not disclose or repeat what is said during the sacrament of Forgiveness-

In the Sacrament of Forgiveness, the penitent is the person seeking-

"Do unto others as you would have them do unto you"." is an example of this language-

Why must we turn to God and ask for forgiveness when we sin?

I am like a pelican of the wilderness; I am like an owl of the desert. (Psalm 102:6) are examples of-

Who does the shepherd in the psalm symbolize?

David writes, "I shall dwell in the House of the Lord my whole life long" means-

This is a parable-

In Luke 15, how does the father, God celebrate the lost son's return-

The Wisdom Books includes-

How does a person know they have sinned against God, others and themselves?

Being absolved of sin(forgiven) by a priest during the sacrament of reconciliation-

This is an example of a Foundation Myth-

"Mercy is greater than sin,.... no one can put limits on the love of God who is ever ready to forgive" Pope Francis

An epistle is a-

The Gospels are found in the-

A covenant from the Old Testament involves:-

The sacraments of Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation-

Who do the sheep symbolize?

The sheep/us are to be led by the shepherd/God to green grass and clean still water, this means-

When we examine our conscience, we pray to-

The Beatitudes were delivered by Jesus during-

During the sacrament or penance, there is no sin which God will not forgive-

The Creation stories are located in the Book of-

In the Old Testament, God made Covenants with these three-

Psalm 23 is the psalm of