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Christian Ed’s Unit Test 1 Flashcards

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Where was the Messiah prophesied to be born in?

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He would be born in Bethlehem

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Who was the Messiah prophesied to be born to?

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To a virgin

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What event was prophesy that would occur during the time of the Messiah’s birth?

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Many babies would be being slaughtered during the time of the Messiah’s birth.

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What was prophesied about the way the Messiah would minister?

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He would use stories (parables) to speak

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What was prophesied about the Messiahs character?

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He would be a humble, kind and merciful man.

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Where was the Messiah prophesied to die?

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He would die on a cross

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What was prophesied to be taken from the Messiah when he would die?

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His clothes would be taken

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How much was the Messiah prophesied to be sold for?

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He would be sold for 30 pieces of silver.

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What was the death of the Messiah prophesied to do for people?

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That his death would save many

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What impossible thing was prophesied about the Messiah’s death?

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That he would not stay dead!

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How do you know if a verse in the Bible is from the Book of Matthew?

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If it uses the words “king” or “kingdom”

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How do you know if a verse in the Bible is from the Book of Mark?

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If it uses action words like “immediately,” “right away,” or “soon,” etc.

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How do you know if a verse in the Bible is from the Book of Luke?

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If it uses feeling/emotion words like “suffer,” “joy,” or “crying,” etc.

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How do you know if a verse in the Bible is from the Book of John?

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If it uses the word “love.”

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What is the description of Matthew? (2 things)

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  1. Used to be a hated Jewish tax-collector.
  2. Now became one of the disciples.
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What is the description of Mark? (3 things)

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  1. Youngest and first!
  2. Family friend of Peter.
  3. Abandoned Paul on a mission trip.
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What is the description of Luke?

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  1. Doctor.
  2. Also wrote the book of Acts.
  3. Friend of Paul
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What is the description of John?

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  1. A key disciple.
  2. Brother of James.
  3. Simple fisherman.
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What are the books of Matthew, Mark, and Luke broadly called?

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Synoptic (it means summary)

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What is the Book of John broadly called?

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Supplemental

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What group of people was the Book of Matthew written to?

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The Jews

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What group of people was the Book of Mark written to?

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The Romans

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What group of people was the Book of Luke written to?

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The Greeks

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What group of people was the Book of John written to?

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Everyone actually!

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25
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How is Jesus presented in the Book of Matthew?

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As the Sovereign King

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How is Jesus presented in the Book of Mark?

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As the *Suffering Servant**

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How is Jesus presented in the Book of Luke?

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As the Saviour of Man

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28
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How is Jesus presented in the Book of John?

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As the Supreme God

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29
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What’s and interesting fact about the Book of Matthew?

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The words ”Kingdom of Heaven” appear only in this book, 33 times

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30
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What’s and interesting fact about the Book of Mark?

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It uses words like “immediately” and “right away.” Everything happens so fast!

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What’s and interesting fact about the Book of Luke?

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Most of Jesus’ prayers are found in Luke. 11 out of 15 prayers. Lots of healing stories too! (Dr. Luke)

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What’s and interesting fact about the Book of John?

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The *words “faith” or “believe” appear 99 times** in the book of John; Six per chapter! (Sounds like faith is preetttty important)

33
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What is the main focus in the Book of Matthew?

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Jesus’ sermons

34
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What is the main focus in the Book of Mark?

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Jesus’ miracles

35
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What is the main focus in the Book of Luke?

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Jesus’ parables

36
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What is the main focus in the Book of John?

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Jesus’ relationships

37
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How is the Book of Matthew organized?

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In topical order

38
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How is the Book of Matthew organized?

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In chronological order

39
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How is the Book of Luke organized?

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In *chronological order**

40
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How is the Book of John organized?

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In topical order

41
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What percent of Matthew is Jesus’ words?

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60%

42
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What percent of Mark is Jesus’ words?

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42%

43
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What percent of Luke is Jesus’ words?

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50%

44
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What percent of John is Jesus’ words?

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50%

45
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How many Old Testament quotes are in the Book of Matthew?

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53

46
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How many Old Testament quotes are in the Book of Mark?

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36

47
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How many Old Testament quotes are in the Book of Luke?

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25

48
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How many Old Testament quotes are in the Book of John?

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20

49
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What percent of Matthew is unique compared to the other Gospels?

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42%

50
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What percent of Mark is unique compared to the other Gospels?

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7%

51
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What percent of Luke is unique compared to the other Gospels?

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59%

52
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What percent of John is unique compared to the other Gospels?

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92%

53
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What’s the key verse in the Book of Matthew?

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Matthew 16:13-20 - Peter’s great pronouncement

54
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What’s the key verse in the Book of Mark?

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Mark 10:33-34 - Jesus predicts His death

55
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What’s the key verse in the Book of Luke?

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Luke 19:10 - Jesus came to seek and save the lost

56
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What’s the key verse in the Book of John?

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John 20:30-31 - John tells us why he wrote this book

57
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How does Jesus’s Genealogy prove He is a king?

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There are many kings in Jesus’s genealogy, but most importantly it shows that King David is the ancestor of Jesus, Jesus is from a ‘royal line’.

58
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Guys, breaking the 4th wall here, but basically, this is an open Bible question so just tell me which 2 chapters in the Bible tell you about John the Baptists birth and death, you’re going to have to go there to answer questions on it

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Found in Luke 1 and Mark 6

59
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How did Jesus’ birth signal a welcome to all people?

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There was rich and poor (Wisemen and Shepard), strong and weak (King Herod and Mary/Joseph), men and women (Mary, Anna, Elizabeth and Joseph, Simeon, Shepherds), racial differences (Wisemen from the East, Simeon said that Jesus was for the Jews and Gentiles), *and old and young** (Simeon and Anna were very old, Mary and Joseph were very young), **all involved in Jesus’ birth!

60
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Why couldn’t Jesus be born naturally, why to a virgin?

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Because Jesus is God, perfect in every way, while mankind is sinful in every way. If He was born naturally, He would be born into sin, like every other human being. However, He still had to be a human to die on our behalf. He needed to be perfect (sinless), but also a human. So He was born, as a human, through supernatural means. He is now fully human, and fully God!

61
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What is baptism?

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A declaration and a demonstration

62
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How is baptism a declaration?

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You are declaring to the world your a Christian now. You are now gonna follow Jesus and His Word and do what the Bible says. You life now belongs to Him. You’re going to deny yourself, pick up your cross, and follow Him. You are now not your own.

63
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How is baptism a Demonstration?

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It is a demonstration/picture of 2 things:
1. The old “me” is dead and buried (put in the water) - and a new “me” is born (brought up out of the water).
2. Jesus dying (put in the water), but he came back to life (brought up), and one day I will die too, but I will be resurrected, just like Jesus was to be with Him in Heaven for eternity

64
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In what 2 ways did Jesus, even though He is God, show obedience to God the Father?

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He showed obedience to God the Father by:
1. Being in the temple, talking to people, and teaching and showing them what the Bible means
2. Being baptized which God commands all people to do once they decide to follow Him

65
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Why did Jesus show obedience to God, even though He is God? He doesn’t have to follow the rules, He makes the rules!

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Jesus showed obedience to give us an example to follow. He is showing us how we, today, need to obey God. If Jesus was obedient, we should be too.

66
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Why did Jesus show obedience to God, even though He is God? He doesn’t have to follow the rules, He makes the rules!

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Jesus showed obedience to give us an example to follow. He is showing us how we, today, need to obey God. If Jesus was obedient, we should be too.

67
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Whom are Three that make up the Trinity?

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God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit

68
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What is the doctrine of the Trinity in Christianity?

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God is ONE but is made up of 3 parts. The Father, The Son, and the Holy Spirit. They work in perfect unity and co-operation, but each has its own responsibilities and duties.

69
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How were all the members of the Trinity at Jesus’ baptism?

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  1. God the Son (Jesus) is being batized
  2. God the Father, spoke
  3. The Holy Spirit takes the form of a dove and lands on Jesus’ shoulder
70
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What were the 3 temptations Satan gave to Jesus?

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  1. Turn these stones to bread
  2. Throw yourself from the highest point of the temple
  3. Bow down to me (Satan), and I will give you all the kingdoms of the world
71
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What was Satan trying to get Jesus to do by tempting Him to turn stones into bread?

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Trying to get Jesus to use His power selfishly, for himself

72
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What was Satan trying to get Jesus to do by tempting Him to throw Himself off the temple ?

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Trying to get Jesus to use His power for publicity and recognition that He really was God.

73
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What was Satan trying to get Jesus to do by tempting Jesus to bow to him?

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Trying to get Jesus to do things His own way, rather than obey His Father and die on the cross to save people

74
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How does Jesus respond to each of Satan’s temptations?

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With a verse from the Old Testament

75
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What 3 things can we learn from the story of Jesus being tempted by Satan?

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  1. When we go through temptations, we can ask Jesus to help us overcome them, because He knows what we are going through
  2. The words of the Bible are powerful and Satan can’t stand up to them
  3. Whenever we are tempted, there is never an excuse to give in. We always have the choice to do what is right!

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