Grade Nine Bible Studies Review
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What is the correct order of the three stages of gospel development?

  • Written stage, preaching stage, life stage
  • Life stage, preaching stage, written stage (correct)
  • Preaching stage, written stage, life stage
  • Life stage, written stage, preaching stage
  • According to Luke's Gospel, how is Jesus's birth remarkable?

  • Jesus was born to a wealthy family.
  • Jesus was born in a palace.
  • Jesus was born as the next king.
  • Jesus was born as the 'promised one' into poverty. (correct)
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the three ceremonies surrounding the birth of Jewish males in biblical times?

  • Baptism (correct)
  • Presentation
  • Purification
  • Circumcision
  • Which of the following is NOT a point of special note regarding Jesus' crucifixion?

    <p>The roman soldiers mocked Jesus (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'poor in spirit' mean in the context of the beatitude?

    <p>Recognizing one's need for God. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the two main groups into which modern Bible readers are often categorized?

    <p>Contextual and Literal (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the first creation story, which of these is NOT one of the four truths taught by the biblical author?

    <p>God created humans last. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the first step in the decision-making process, as described in the provided content?

    <p>Seeing (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of decision-making, what does judging mean?

    <p>Analyzing the options you have to make a loving decision (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In what ways does sin alienate people from nature, according to the text?

    <p>By causing the soil to produce weeds and making the body no longer under control (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the two key conclusions drawn from the chain of sin stories in Genesis 3-11?

    <p>Sin alienates people from God and sin is destroying people, spreading like fire (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does evaluating mean in the decision making process?

    <p>Becoming aware of how decisions affected your relationship with God (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the primary purpose of God calling Abraham and what promises were made?

    <p>To lead the Israelites and promised a land of their own and a vast number of descendants (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How was Moses saved as a baby and why did he flee Egypt as a young man?

    <p>He was saved by being hidden in a flowerpot and fled he killed an egyptian taskmaster (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT one of the Ten Commandments?

    <p>Do not worship any idols. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the correct stage sequence of how the Gospels developed?

    <p>Jesus’s life, oral tradition, written accounts (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Flashcards

    Literal Interpretation

    A way of reading the Bible where the reader believes every word is literally true.

    Contextual Interpretation

    A way of reading the Bible where the reader considers the historical context and cultural nuances.

    One God

    The first creation story emphasizes that there is only one true God.

    God's Plan

    The first creation story shows that everything was planned by God before creation.

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    Good Creation

    The first creation story emphasizes that God created everything good.

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    Sabbath Holy

    The first creation story emphasizes the importance of keeping the Sabbath holy.

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    Consequences of Sin

    Sin causes people to be alienated from God, themselves, nature, other people, and other nations.

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    Sin's Spread

    Sin is spreading like a fire, and only God can save humanity.

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    The three stages of Gospel development

    The three stages are the "life stage" where disciples witnessed Jesus' life, the "preaching stage" where apostles shared the message, and the "written stage" where evangelists recorded the accounts.

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    What makes Luke's birth of Jesus notable?

    Luke emphasizes Jesus' connection to the messianic prophecy, his humble birth in poverty, and his entrance into the world as a son of a carpenter.

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    What are the three Jewish male birth ceremonies?

    The three Jewish male ceremonies are circumcision, presentation, and purification. Circumcision signified entry into the Jewish community, presentation introduced the child to God, and purification allowed the mother to return to worship.

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    What are three notable points in Jesus' crucifixion?

    Despite Jesus' agony, he prayed, the tearing of the temple curtain symbolized the end of the old covenant, and the Roman soldier's confession of Jesus as God's son highlights unexpected faith.

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    Explain the beatitude "Blessed are the poor in spirit."

    This beatitude refers to a state of acknowledging spiritual poverty and dependence on God. It emphasizes humility and recognizing one's need for God.

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    What are the four steps in the decision-making process?

    The decision-making process involves seeing a need for a decision, judging various options, acting on the best choice, and evaluating the impact of that decision.

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    What are the three principles to evaluate a decision?

    Evaluating a decision should consider its impact on your relationship with God, its alignment with God's will, and its potential consequences for others.

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    What is the decision-making process and why is it important?

    The decision-making process is a structured approach for making sound choices. It helps analyze situations, guide actions, and assess outcomes aligned with God's will.

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    Study Notes

    Grade Nine Exam Review Notes

    • All notes are for multiple-choice questions.

    Things to Know

    • Modern Bible Readers: Two main groups: contextual and literal
      • Contextual readers interpret the Bible with some skepticism, accepting parts but not all
      • Literal readers believe every part of the Bible is accurate and true in its literal sense.
    • First Creation Story Truths: Biblical author teaches four fundamental truths through the first creation story.
      • One God
      • God planned everything
      • God created everything good
      • God made the Sabbath holy
    • Sin and Nature: Sin alienates people from nature in two ways.
      • Soil produces weeds and thorns, requiring work and toil
      • Sin affects the human body, taking control over it
    • Sin's Effects: The chain of sin stories (Genesis 3-11) teaches two crucial conclusions.
      • Sin has five effects: alienation from God, oneself, nature, other people, and other nations
      • Sin destroys people, spreading like a destructive wildfire
    • God's Purpose and Promise for Abraham: God called Abraham to lead the Israelites.
      • God made a twofold promise to Abraham
    • Moses's Rescue and Flight: Moses was saved from death as an infant.
      • Moses' mother hid him in a flowerpot
      • Moses was raised in the Pharaoh's household
      • Witnessing an Egyptian beating a Hebrew, Moses killed the Egyptian out of anger, and fled to Midian
    • Ten Commandments: The ten commandments (these are the rules of morality).
      • Worship one God (no other gods).
      • Respect God's name
      • Observe the Sabbath
      • Honor parents
      • Do not murder
      • Do not commit adultery
      • Do not steal
      • Do not give false witness
      • Do not covet your neighbour's goods
    • Gospel Development Stages: Three stages in the development of the Gospels
      • Stage 1: The stage of Jesus' life observed and heard by disciples
      • Stage 2: Oral preaching by apostles
      • Stage 3: Written Gospels recorded by evangelists
    • Luke's Remarkable Description of Jesus' Birth:
      • Emphasis on Jesus's humble birth in a poor family
      • Describes birth in a cave
    • Jewish Birth Ceremonies: Three ceremonies surrounding the birth of Jewish males in biblical times.
      • Circumcision: entry into the covenant of God
      • Presentation: presenting the child to the temple
      • Purification: mother returning to temple worship after birth
    • Jesus's Crucifixion: Three points about Jesus's crucifixion
      • Jesus prayed in spite of his pain
      • Temple curtain tore when Jesus died
      • Roman soldiers were aware that Jesus was the Son of God
    • The Beatitudes (one chosen): "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven."
      • Spiritual poverty: acknowledging one's need for God
      • Kingdom of Heaven: acknowledging God as king
    • Decision-Making Process: Four steps in decision-making:
      • Seeing: recognizing the need for a decision
      • Judging: considering options and values
      • Acting: making the decision and taking action
      • Evaluating: assessing the results of the decision
    • Decision Evaluation Principles: Three crucial principles when evaluating decisions:
      • Do not commit evil actions
      • Treat others with respect and love (as you want to be treated)
      • Act with concern for others

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