1). Jesus was one of many….
a. indigenous healers b.
itinerate preachers c. Christs d.
all of these
2). Many messianic figures taught counter cultural ideals and
instigated riots and uprisings
against the Roman rule.
qTRUE qFALSE
3). Roman crucifixions were very uncommon during the time of Christ.
qTRUE qFALSE
4). Peace to Rome and quiet
to the provinces is the
a. last verse in Acts b.
Roman mantra c. Jewish nightmare d. none of these
5). Jesus selected men that He was unacquainted with to be His
disciples.
qTRUE qFALSE
6). A student wants to gain __________ from the teacher.
a. miraculous works b.
wealth c. knowledge d. none of these
7). A disciple wants to ______________ like the teacher.
a. become b.
fascinate others c.
ride a donkey d.
none of these
8). An apostle is one who is ____________ by the teacher.
a. oppressed b.
awestruck c.
sent out d. all of these
9). All of the Apostles except Peter were from Judea.
qTRUE qFALSE
10). Peter, James and John were often referred to as the “inner circle”
of Jesus’ Apostles.
qTRUE qFALSE
11). Peter is buried outside of Rome at Tre Fontane.
qTRUE qFALSE
12). Religious life played a key role in the interaction of various
people groups.
qTRUE qFALSE
13). Greek culture was influential in several ways in Palestine.
qTRUE qFALSE
14).
Devout Jews
considered the Samaritans to be….
a. illegitimate b.
good friends c.
slaves d. none of these
15).
The Sadducees
were often criticized for having a narrow view of the law.
qTRUE qFALSE
16).
The Zealots were
a group of men dedicated to copying the Old Testament Scripture and living a
highly pacifist lifestyle.
qTRUE qFALSE
17).
There were
miracle workers scattered throughout the streets of Judea and Galilee.
qTRUE qFALSE
18).
When Jesus told
those around Him not to tell what had just happened or what they had seen, we
call this the…
a. Roman mantra b.
sign of peace c.
a beatitude d. none of these
19).
Jesus was
perplexing to the authorities, because He lived….
a. in Galilee b.
faultless and sinless c.
as a Roman would d. none of these
20).
The cornerstone
of the Christian faith is the literal bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ.
qTRUE qFALSE
21). Sane people do not give their mortal
lives to perpetuate a lie or a hoax.
qTRUE qFALSE
22). The early Christians were empowered
and controlled by the Holy Spirit.
qTRUE qFALSE
23).
The Gospel is a
universal invitation from which very few are excluded.
qTRUE qFALSE
FINAL ASSIGNMENT – Write a paper not less than 500 words
describing how you perceive that Jesus discussed with His disciples the culture
and society they experienced on their journeys. Use a minimum of two distinctly
different Gospel passages from the New Testament as a foundation for your paper.
If you quote an external reference, be sure to use proper foot notes as
illustrated in this course text. This paper is worth 1/3 of your final grade.
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