Gospel Insights Quiz

Jesus miraculously fed 5000 people with five loaves and two fish, leaving twelve baskets of leftovers.

Peter tried to walk on water towards Jesus but began to sink when he doubted.

After feeding the crowd, Jesus withdrew to the hills to avoid being proclaimed king.

Jesus emphasized seeking spiritual nourishment over physical bread, promoting eternal life.

Jesus recognized the crowd's interest was in material gain, not spiritual truth.

The final meal Jesus had with his disciples before his crucifixion.

Jesus washed the feet of his disciples as a sign of humility and service.

Jesus' act of sacrificing himself for humanity's sins.

Peter resisted Jesus washing his feet, not understanding its significance.

Titles Jesus accepted, emphasizing his dual role in the Last Supper.

The book helps readers understand the Gospels' stories without replacing them.

Offers explanations and clarifications on the meaning of Gospel texts.

The book maintains fidelity to the original texts without adding fictional elements.

Acknowledge modern scholarship as important for understanding the Gospels, alongside personal reflection.

A theologian emphasizing the importance of following Jesus to grasp his nature.

Joseph faced a challenging decision upon learning of Mary's pregnancy.

An angel appeared to Joseph in a dream, instructing him not to abandon Mary.

The angel stated that Mary's pregnancy was caused by the Holy Spirit, not by man.

Joseph became the earthly guardian of Jesus after marrying Mary as instructed by the angel.

Joseph is described as a just man, symbolizing his exceptional character and faith.

A prophet sent by God, considered a forerunner of Jesus.

John the Baptist is often viewed as a prophet like Elijah in his role and mission.

The ruler who executed John the Baptist under pressure from Herodias.

A phrase used by John to warn towns like Chorazin and Bethsaida of impending doom.

Pharisees criticized Jesus' disciples for picking grain on the Sabbath, viewing it as a violation.

A story illustrating how different people respond to the word of God based on their spiritual condition.

Represents those who hear and understand God's message, resulting in a fruitful life.

Symbolize distractions or worries that choke spiritual growth and fruitfulness.

The central theme of Jesus' parables, illustrating God's reign and invitation to all.

Jesus emphasized the need for active listening and comprehension of spiritual messages.

The event marking Jesus' public mission acceptance as God's servant.

Jesus' baptism represented a death for the remission of sins.

Satan offers Jesus the kingdoms of the world in exchange for worship.

Title given to Jesus by John, representing Jesus' role in salvation.

Individuals who followed Jesus after being pointed out by John the Baptist.

Jesus cites scripture to resist Satan, stating to worship only God.

Angels minister to Jesus after his temptation in the desert.

The phase of Jesus’ life where he began teaching and performing miracles.

The temptation incident signifies the ongoing battle between good and evil spirits.

Jesus' triumph over desert temptation foreshadows his obedience at the Passion.

A biblical event where two men encountered the risen Jesus while traveling to Emmaus.

The unnamed traveler who joined Cleopas on the road to Emmaus.

The moment Cleopas and his companion realized the stranger was Jesus during a meal.

The teaching of the stranger about how Moses and prophets predicted Jesus' suffering and glory.

Cleopas and his companion went back to inform the apostles about seeing Jesus.

The agreement before Jesus that awaited redemption through his sacrifice.

Event where Jesus' divine nature was revealed to Peter, James, and John.

God confirms Jesus as His Son during Jesus' baptism.

Jesus foretold his suffering and betrayal by humanity.

Jesus cures a boy, illustrating his authority and mission.