7th Grade Spirit of Truth U2, Lessons 5-8 Test Review

The Bible is ________ b/c it teaches solidly, faithfully, and without error the truth God wanted known for our salvation

Jesus is like us in all things, including sin.

Christian belief that the second Person of the Holy Trinity, the Son of God, assumed a human nature in Person of Jesus.

Jesus was closer to some of His friends than to others.

Q: Which of the following did NOT happen during one of Jesus’ appearances after His Resurrection? A: Jesus appeared...

a truth about God that we can come to know only with God’s help.

Jesus is 100 percent fully God.

refers not only to the “Good News” of our salvation but also to the four books of the Bible that tell the story of Jesus

God’s reign or rule over all things that Jesus proclaimed during His public ministry.

The Sadducees believed that only the Pentateuch was inspired by God.

Jesus usually got along well with the Pharisees and Sadducees, and they agreed on most things.

The Synoptic Gospels are Matthew, Mark, and John.

If Jesus had not risen from the dead, we would not have been saved from sin & would still be enslaved by sin and death.

Christ’s Passion, Death, and Resurrection, which saved us from sin and death for new life as sons and daughters of God.

Jesus was never tempted to sin.

Gospel story of the Angel Gabriel appearing to Mary to announce that she would be the Mother of God, Jesus Christ. 

Jesus is half human and half divine.

The two pillars of Divine Revelation are Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition.

Handing on of apostolic preaching & authority from Apostles to their successors, the bishops through laying on of hands

Herod the Great was the rightful heir to the throne of David.

Jesus is 100 percent fully man.

People of non-Jewish identity.

The New Testament is unclear w/out adequate knowledge of the time, place, and culture of Jesus 2,000 years ago.

Samaritans were ethnically mixed population in Israel w/differing beliefs & temple who were considered outcasts by Jews.

Around 160 years before Jesus’ birth, the Maccabean Rebellion defeated the Greeks and won back Jerusalem.

Refers to authority of the Church to teach in Jesus’ name as well as those who exercise that authority (pope & bishops)

Jesus was born at a time of relative peace in the world, called the Pax Romana.

John’s Gospel shows Jesus as ___ become flesh in the Incarnation, in whom God has revealed all necessary for salvation.

Even though Jesus is God, in His humanity, He felt far from His Father while on the Cross.

Powerful leaders who demanded strict adherence to the Law, avoided Gentiles; believed in afterlife and resurrection.

 the mode of transmission of the Word of God, which was given to the Apostles by Jesus Himself, passed on to all bishops

The first bishops of the Catholic Church.

 The "synoptic Gospels" are

What are the reasons for the Incarnation? (Memorize these--be able to write them from memory.)

The four authors to whom we attribute the writing of the Gospels.

When Jesus proclaimed that the Kingdom of God was at hand, what did He say we must do?

 The body of truths made known to us by God throughout Salvation History. 

Hebrew word for “anointed one” and refers to the one whom God promised to send to His people to free them from sin.

The written record of God’s revelation of Himself to humanity.