Christian Prayer and Apostles Quiz
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What event is marked by the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles?

  • Crucifixion
  • Ascension
  • Pentecost (correct)
  • Great Commission

What significant action did Jesus instruct His disciples during the Great Commission?

  • To feed the animals
  • To forgive others (correct)
  • To deny Him three times
  • To return to their fishing jobs

Which Gospel uniquely includes the scene of Peter's restoration after his denial?

  • Mark
  • Luke
  • John (correct)
  • Matthew

What was the result of the Holy Spirit's descent during Pentecost?

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During what occasion did Jesus ask Peter if he loved Him three times?

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What did Peter respond when Jesus asked him to tend His sheep?

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What timeframe separates the Resurrection and the Pentecost?

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What key concept is emphasized by the commissioning of the Apostles?

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What is the primary command given by Jesus in Matthew 28:18-20?

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What does Mark 16:15-16 emphasize regarding belief and disbelief?

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In Luke 24:46-49, which theme is highlighted about God's love?

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How would you describe the tone of Luke 24:46-49?

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What crucial element of Jesus' message is repeated throughout these accounts?

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What reassurance does Jesus provide to His apostles?

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What reflects the urgency of Jesus’ instructions in Mark 16:15-16?

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What role does Peter confirm in John 20:21-23?

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Which title is associated with Thomas?

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What is the symbol associated with Jude Thaddeus?

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What is Simon the Zealot's relation to Jude?

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What was Judas Iscariot's role among Jesus and His disciples?

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What significant contribution did Thomas make?

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Which feast day is celebrated for Jude Thaddeus?

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Which statement about Simon the Zealot is true?

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What symbolizes Judas Iscariot's betrayal?

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What characteristic is noted about Thomas?

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What is the feast day of Thomas?

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What is personal prayer primarily characterized by?

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Which of the following titles is associated with Peter?

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What type of prayer involves mental reflection and engagement with the Bible?

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How did Peter's leadership role evolve?

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Which characteristic best describes Peter's personality?

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What type of prayer is vocal prayer categorized under?

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What event characterized Peter's denial of Jesus?

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Which of the following best defines liturgical prayer?

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What does Jesus mean by 'fishers of men' when calling his first disciples?

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Which of the following correctly describes the significance of baptism?

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Who was chosen by the Apostles to replace Judas?

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What is the main task given to the Apostles in the Great Commission?

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How does Jesus convey His ongoing support to the Apostles?

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According to the Great Commission, who are the Apostles instructed to baptize?

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Which Gospel writer is noted for authoring the Acts of the Apostles?

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What does the term 'Holy Trinity' refer to in the context of baptism?

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What is Andrew known for in relation to his brother Peter?

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What significant event is associated with James the Great?

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On which date is Andrew's feast day celebrated?

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Which symbol is associated with Andrew?

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Which of the following disciples was killed by Herod?

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What relation is John to James the Great?

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Which disciple is referred to as 'the Beloved'?

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What is the important contribution attributed to Andrew?

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Which of the following is NOT a title associated with James the Great?

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Flashcards

Authentic Christian Prayer

Praying in a way that is true to yourself and your relationship with God.

Personal Prayer

Prayer that focuses on your individual relationship with God, reflecting your unique thoughts and needs.

Liturgical Prayer

Prayer that is shared within the community of the Church, following established practices and traditions.

Vocal Prayer

Prayer that involves speaking or reciting aloud.

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Meditative Prayer

Prayer that involves focusing your mind and reflecting deeply, often using the Bible or other spiritual texts.

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Peter, the Apostle

One of Jesus' closest disciples, known for his leadership and his transformation from a fisherman to a prominent leader of the early Church.

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Peter's Characteristics

Known for being impulsive and speaking his mind, but also for being decisive and becoming a trusted leader.

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Peter's Role in the Early Church

He played a significant role in the early Church, and his leadership earned him the title of 'The Rock' or 'Cornerstone', symbolizing his strength and importance.

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Peter's Denial

Peter denied knowing Jesus three times before the crucifixion.

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Jesus' Commission to Peter

After Peter's denial, Jesus asked Peter three times if he loved him, commissioning him to care for his followers.

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Pentecost

The event marking the descent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles 50 days after Jesus' resurrection.

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Holy Spirit's Role

The Holy Spirit empowered the Apostles to spread Jesus teachings and brought about the conversion of 3,000 people.

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Great Commission

Jesus' instruction to his disciples to spread his teachings to all nations.

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Ascension

Jesus ascended to Heaven 40 days after his resurrection.

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Resurrection

Jesus rose from the dead three days after his crucifixion.

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Crucifixion

Jesus was crucified, a painful death on a cross.

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Andrew

One of the first disciples called by Jesus; known as Peter's brother and the patron saint of fishermen.

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John

One of Jesus' closest disciples, known as 'The Beloved' and 'Son of Thunder'. Authored three epistles and is considered the patron saint of love.

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James the Great

One of the first disciples, known as 'Son of Thunder' alongside his brother John. Patron saint of pilgrims and Spain, he was martyred by Herod.

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Symbolism of the Scallop Shell

The Scallop shell is a symbol associated with Saint Andrew, representing his role as the patron saint of fishermen.

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Patron Saint of Fishermen

A saint who is believed to protect and guide fishermen.

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Son of Thunder

A title given to both James the Great and John, possibly due to their fiery and passionate personalities.

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The Beloved

A title given to John, highlighting his special relationship with Jesus.

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Spread the Gospel

To share the teachings of Jesus Christ with others.

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First Called Disciples

The first group of individuals who Jesus called to follow him and become His disciples.

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Feast Day

A specific day of the year on which a religious celebration is held in honor of a particular saint.

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What did Jesus call his first disciples?

Jesus referred to his initial followers as 'fishers of men' in Mark 1:17, highlighting their mission to attract others to God.

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What is the Great Commission?

The Great Commission is Jesus's command to his Apostles to spread his teachings and make disciples of all nations, found in Matthew 28:16-20.

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What are the three parts of the Great Commission?

The Great Commission involves three key actions: go and make disciples, baptize them in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and teach them to obey everything Jesus commanded.

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What is the significance of baptism in the Great Commission?

Baptism symbolizes commitment to faith and publicly declares one's relationship with God.

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What does 'teaching them to obey everything I've commanded' mean in the Great Commission?

The Apostles must live by Jesus' teachings and share them with others, ensuring the continuation of his message.

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What is the promise Jesus makes in the Great Commission?

Jesus assures his disciples that he will be with them 'every day until the end of the age,' emphasizing his constant support and guidance.

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Who are the three people mentioned as being 'not apostles'?

Luke, Mark, and Andre were not considered apostles, suggesting they played different roles in spreading the Gospel.

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Who replaced Judas as an apostle?

Matthias was chosen by the Apostles to replace Judas after his betrayal, ensuring the full number of 12 apostles was maintained.

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What is the significance of 'I've received all authority in heaven and on earth'?

This statement signifies that Jesus has full power and authority, enabling him to give his disciples the authority to go and share the Gospel.

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What does 'baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit' signify?

This signifies the act of welcoming new believers into the Christian faith through water baptism, symbolizing their commitment and new life in Christ.

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What does 'teaching them to obey everything that I've commanded you' emphasize?

This emphasizes the crucial role of discipleship, which involves not only believing in Jesus but also following his teachings and living a life that reflects his values.

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How does 'Look, I myself will be with you every day until the end of this present age' reassure the disciples?

This reassures the disciples that they are not alone and will have Jesus' constant presence and guidance as they carry out the Great Commission.

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Why is Peter's role as leader of the church significant?

This confirms Peter's leadership in the early church, establishing him as a key figure in spreading the Gospel and guiding the nascent Christian community.

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What is the meaning of 'God’s love is bigger than our own personal sin, no matter how grave'?

This expresses the profound truth that God's love for humanity is unconditional and extends even to those who have committed grave sins.

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Why are forgiveness and repentance important in Christian living?

Forgiveness and repentance are essential parts of Christian living because they enable individuals to overcome past mistakes, receive God's grace, and embark on a journey of healing and growth.

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Who was Doubting Thomas?

Doubting Thomas, also known as Didymus, was one of Jesus' apostles. He famously demanded physical proof of Jesus' resurrection, stating "Unless I see the nail marks in his hands".

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What is Thomas' symbol?

Thomas' symbol is a sphere and a carpenter's square, representing his questioning nature and his belief in the physical reality of Jesus' resurrection.

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What did Thomas contribute to Christianity?

Thomas is believed to have spread Christianity in India, demonstrating his dedication to spreading Jesus' teachings even after initially doubting his resurrection.

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Who was Jude Thaddeus?

Jude Thaddeus was an apostle known for his generosity and kindness. He is also considered the patron saint of impossible causes.

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What are Jude Thaddeus' titles?

Jude Thaddeus was known as "Giver of Joy" and "Generous and kind". These names reflect his compassionate nature.

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What is Jude Thaddeus' symbol?

Jude Thaddeus' symbol is a medallion, green color, and a flame on his head. These represent his dedication to helping others and his connection to the divine.

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What did Jude Thaddeus contribute to Christianity?

Jude Thaddeus dedicated his life to serving others, healing the sick, and helping those possessed by evil spirits, exemplifying a life dedicated to helping others.

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Who was Simon the Zealot?

Simon the Zealot was one of Jesus' apostles who was known for his strong beliefs and commitment to his faith. He was previously a member of the Zealots, a group that sought to overthrow Roman rule.

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What are Simon the Zealot's titles?

Simon the Zealot is known as the patron saint of couriers, tanners, woodcutters, and sawyers.

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Who was Judas Iscariot?

Judas Iscariot was one of Jesus' apostles who betrayed him by identifying him to the authorities, leading to Jesus' arrest and crucifixion.

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Study Notes

Authentic Christian Prayer

  • Personal prayer is unique, created by God
  • Liturgical prayer is communal prayer within the Church
  • Vocal prayer involves reciting, singing, or reading to communicate with God, angels, or saints
  • Meditative prayer focuses on active mental reflection, beginning in God's Word
  • Contemplative prayer is a silent, focused presence in God's love

Calling of the Apostles

  • Peter, also known as Cephas (rock), was the first Pope of Rome and the Rock/Cornerstone of the Church
  • Peter started as a fisherman and became a prominent leader of the early Church
  • Peter was crucificed upside down
  • Peter was impulsive but decisive, relied upon by early Christians
  • Peter's symbols include keys to the gates of Heaven and a rooster crowing
  • Peter's contributions include addressing the crowd after Pentecost, the Transfiguration, the Garden of Gethsemane, and Jesus walking on water
  • Peter's Feast Day is June 29

Andrew

  • Andrew's title is Patron Saint of Fishermen
  • Andrew was the first disciple called
  • Andrew's brother was Simon Peter
  • Andrew was one of the first called disciples (with Simon, James, and John)
  • Andrew's symbol is an x-shaped cross or two-crossed fish
  • Andrew's contributions involve spreading the Gospel in Spain
  • Andrew's feast day is July 25

John

  • John's titles include Son of Thunder, The Beloved, and Patron Saint of Love
  • John was the author of three letters
  • John's relations include brother to James the Greater, and son of Zebedee
  • John's symbol is an eagle, snake in a chalice
  • John's contributions include witnessing Jesus' crucifixion
  • John's feast day is December 27

James the Great

  • James' titles include Son of Thunder and Patron Saint of Pilgrims and Spain
  • James was the first apostle to be martyred
  • James was the brother of John
  • James was one of the first called disciples (with Simon, Andrew, and John);
  • James' symbol is an eagle
  • James' contributions include witnessing Jesus' crucifixion and direct encounter with Jesus' followers
  • James' feast day is December 27

Bartholomew/Nathaniel

  • Bartholomew/Nathaniel's title is Son of Talmai
  • Bartholomew/Nathaniel's symbol is a flaying knife and a book
  • Bartholomew/Nathaniel's contributions include converting the local king to Christianity and influencing Christianity to America and Armenia
  • Bartholomew/Nathaniel's feast day is August 24

Philip

  • Philip's title is Patron of Pastry Chefs
  • Philip's symbol is a Latin cross, crucified upside down.
  • Philip's contributions involve feeding the 5000, feeding and interacting with Jesus, and bringing Nathanael to Jesus
  • Philip's feast day is May 3

Matthew

  • Matthew's name means "Yahweh's gift"
  • Matthew was the author of a gospel
  • Matthew's title is Patron of Accountants and Tax Collectors
  • Matthew's symbol is an angel
  • Matthew's symbol is also Moneybags/ Tax collector

Thomas

  • Thomas was known as Doubting Thomas
  • Thomas wanted physical proof of Jesus' resurrection
  • Thomas' symbol is a saw and fish
  • Thomas' contributed through spreading Christianity in India
  • Thomas' feast day is September 21

Jude Thaddeus

  • Jude/Thaddeus' titles include The Giver of Joy and Generous and kind
  • Jude/Thaddeus' relations include Simon and cousin of Jesus
  • Jude/Thaddeus' symbol is a medallion with a green flame.
  • Jude/Thaddeus' contributions include spreading Christianity, healing the sick, and possessing faith in impossible tasks
  • Jude/Thaddeus' feast day is October 28

Simon the Zealot

  • Simon The Zealot's title is Patron Saint of Couriers, Tanners, Woodcutters, and Sawyers
  • Simon The Zealot's relations include Jude and cousin of Jesus
  • Simon The Zealot's symbol is a knife, noose
  • Simon The Zealot's contributions include being the designated treasurer to Jesus along with his disciples;
  • Simon The Zealot's feast day is July 3

Judas Iscariot

  • Judas Iscariot's title is Traitor
  • Judas Iscariot's relations include son of Simon Iscariot.
  • Judas Iscariot's symbol is money, noose, knife
  • Judas Iscariot's contributions include betrayal of Jesus
  • Judas Iscariot's feast day is October 28

The Great Commission

  • Jesus commanded his apostles to make disciples of all nations
  • Baptizing them in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
  • To teach them to obey everything Jesus commanded
  • Jesus' presence with the apostles until the end of time

The Holy Spirit and Pentecost

  • The Holy Spirit fell on the apostles and those gathered 50 days after Jesus' resurrection
  • 3000 were converted to the new faith
  • The apostles could spread the word to diverse people groups because these people groups understood the language spoken

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