religion

Question 1

Physical miracle

Answer 1

These miracles involve the sudden and unexplained recovery from a serious illness, injury, or medical condition.

Question 2

Nature Miracles

Answer 2

Nature miracles involve the manipulation of natural elements or forces. Examples include the parting of the Red Sea in the biblical story of Moses and the calming of a storm by Jesus in the New Testament.

Question 3

Raising of the Dead

Answer 3

These miracles involve the raising of the dead back to life. The most famous example is the resurrection of Jesus Christ in Christian belief.

Question 4

Exorcism Miracle

Answer 4

miracles that involve the casting out or expulsion of evil spirits or demons from a person, object, or place.

Question 5

For all miracles what do you need?

Answer 5

faith

Question 6

4 steps in the creation of God

Answer 6

1. The period of public life and the teaching of Jesus
2. Oral tradition
3. New Testament writings
4. Deciding which books to include.

Question 7

What did you learn about the kingdom of god from the miracle of Jesus?

Answer 7

1. Here now
2. United, holy spirit
3. For everyone
4. Gift of god cant earn it
5. Church is the seed/ beginning of god’s kingdom
6. Made of love and mercy

Question 8

List at least 5 things from each of the infancy narratives from Matthew.

Answer 8

• Jesus Genealogy linking him to David and Abraham
• Mary becoming preg from H.S and nativity scene but its more broad
• Wants to show people Jesus was the new Moses and wants to show that he is devoted to Jewish heritage
• Wanted to show that Jesus is the new Messiah
• Magi bringing him gifts

Question 9

List at least 5 things from each of the infancy narratives from Luke.

Answer 9

• Highlights the role of Mary and Jesus’s birth
• Talks (annunciation) about Mary and John (john baptises Jesus)
• Jesus is always compassionate and forgiving
• Talks about the effect of Jesus birth
• Simeon and Anna recognize Jesus as the Messiah

Question 10

Jeremiah 31:31,33

Answer 10

“See, days are coming when I will make a new covenant … I will place my law within them, and write it upon their hearts; I will be their God, and they shall be my people.”

Question 11

Lukes vision of Jesus

Answer 11

Luke portrays Jesus as a compassionate, inclusive leader who embraces the poor, outcasts, and sinners, emphasizing love, mercy, and social justice.

Question 12

list the order of the following people

Answer 12

Abraham
Issac
Jacob & Esau
Joseph
Moses
Joshua
Samuel
Alexander the Great
Judas Maccabeus
Jesus

Question 13

Miracle (Healing or Exorcism)

Answer 13

Divine acts demonstrating power over illness and evil spirits.

Question 14

Miracle (Nature):

Answer 14

Supernatural control over natural elements, emphasizing divine authority.

Question 15

Parable

Answer 15

Short stories conveying moral lessons.

Question 16

Revelation:

Answer 16

Divine disclosure of knowledge or truth, often about future events or spiritual realities.

Question 17

Riddle

Answer 17

: A puzzling question or statement used to convey deeper wisdom or challenge understanding.

Question 18

Pronouncement Story

Answer 18

Narratives centered around a significant statement or declaration, often by Jesus.

Question 19

Hyperbole:

Answer 19

Exaggerated statements to make a strong point.

Question 20

Controversy

Answer 20

Accounts of debates or conflicts, usually involving

Question 21

What did u learn about Jesus baptism?

Answer 21

Jesus’ baptism symbolized his
identification with humanity, the start of his public ministry, and the divine affirmation of his role as the Son of God.

Question 22

Was it necessary for Jesus to be baptized

Answer 22

Jesus’ baptism wasn’t necessary for his own salvation, but it symbolized his identification with humanity and marked the beginning of his public ministry.

Question 23

What does the prodigal son, the lost sheep and the coin show about god.

Answer 23

The Parables of the Prodigal Son, the Lost Sheep, and the Lost Coin reveal God’s character as deeply forgiving, tirelessly seeking the lost, and rejoicing in the return or recovery of those who were lost or estranged.

Question 24

why is Jesus baptism important
(long answer)

Answer 24

The baptism of Jesus, as recounted in the Catholic Bible, is significant for several reasons: It marks the beginning of Jesus’ public ministry, signaling the start of his mission on Earth. During the event, the heavens open, and God’s voice is heard, declaring Jesus as His beloved Son, providing divine affirmation of Jesus’ unique role. Simultaneously, the Holy Spirit descends upon Jesus like a dove, symbolizing divine empowerment and guidance. Additionally, despite being sinless, Jesus’ choice to be baptized serves as a model of humility and obedience for his followers, illustrating the importance of following God’s will.