Christian Theology: Covenants and Teachings

What does the covenant established with Abraham primarily signify?

How does Moses reinforce the covenant with God?

What central theme is reflected through Jesus' teachings and actions?

What is the relationship between faith and works as described in the New Testament?

Which passage best highlights Jesus' call for forgiveness during His crucifixion?

How does Paul’s teaching in Ephesians 2:8-9 characterize salvation?

What higher moral standard do Jesus' teachings in the Sermon on the Mount demand from believers?

What overarching theme connects both the Old and New Testament covenants?

God's Covenant

God's covenant with Abraham promised a great nation and blessings for all people.
The covenant with Moses formalized a mutual relationship through the Ten Commandments, where obedience to God's laws leads to protection and blessings.
This covenant theme foreshadows the New Testament covenant of grace established through Jesus Christ.

Jesus' Teachings on Love and Forgiveness

Jesus emphasized love, forgiveness, and mercy as central to Christian living.
The Sermon on the Mount instructs followers to love enemies, turn the other cheek, and forgive those who wrong them.
Jesus embodies these principles through his sacrifice on the cross, offering forgiveness to his crucifiers, highlighting the power and importance of forgiveness.

Faith and Works

Paul argues that salvation is by faith alone, emphasizing justification through faith in Christ.
James highlights the importance of good works as a demonstration of genuine faith, showcasing the relationship between faith and action.
These teachings encourage believers to live lives that reflect both trust in God and obedience to His will, emphasizing the complementary roles of faith and action in the Christian journey.

Explore the foundational concepts of God's covenant with Abraham and Moses, as well as Jesus' teachings on love and forgiveness. This quiz dives into the relationship between faith and works, examining key biblical principles that guide Christian living. Test your understanding of these vital theological themes.