Jesus' Baptism and Messianic Role Quiz

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According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, what did Jesus' baptism signify?

  • His official break from Jewish law and customs, pioneering a new religious path.
  • His public endorsement of John the Baptist's ministry and teachings.
  • His acceptance and inauguration of his role as God's suffering Servant. (correct)
  • His formal entry into the priesthood and assumption of priestly duties.

How did Jesus demonstrate his commitment to his messianic vocation?

  • By engaging in scholarly debates with religious leaders in Jerusalem.
  • By performing miracles to demonstrate his divine power.
  • By accepting baptism, signifying death for the remission of sins. (correct)
  • By gathering a large following and establishing a political base.

What characterized Jesus' messianic role as inferred from the text?

  • A wise teacher and prophet who would guide his disciples to enlightenment.
  • A Messiah who accepts baptism signifying death for the remission of sins. (correct)
  • A politically powerful king who would liberate Israel from Roman rule.
  • A glorious, conquering Messiah who would lead his followers to victory.

What initial action directly led to the first disciples following Jesus?

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What did Jesus's extended stay after his baptism signify?

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What action did Pilate take at the request of the Jews to hasten the death of those crucified?

<p>Ordered their legs to be broken (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the significance of the centurion's declaration on Calvary?

<p>It was a recognition of Jesus as the Son of God. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the immediate physical consequence of the soldier piercing Jesus' side?

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Which statement best describes the role of Nicodemus in the burial of Jesus?

<p>He brought myrrh and aloes for the burial. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What detail from the account emphasizes the solemnity and finality of Jesus' burial?

<p>A large stone was rolled in front of the tomb's entrance. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What concern did some members of the Sanhedrin have regarding Jesus's growing popularity?

<p>That the Romans would perceive him as a threat and retaliate against the Jewish people. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What rationale did Caiaphas provide to the Sanhedrin for why Jesus should be put to death?

<p>To prevent the destruction of the Jewish nation at the hands of the Romans. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the passage, who convened the Sanhedrin to discuss the situation involving Jesus?

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What did Saint John attribute to the meeting of the Sanhedrin described?

<p>A conspiracy to put Jesus to death. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the miracle performed by Jesus, that directly preceded the deliberation of the Sanhedrin?

<p>Raising Lazarus from the dead. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the primary accusation Caiaphas used to condemn Jesus?

<p>Blasphemy for claiming to be the Son of God (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action did the Jewish authorities take to ensure Jesus' execution, given their limited power under Roman rule?

<p>They relinquished Jesus to the Roman authorities to carry out the sentence. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where was Jesus taken by his accusers after the trial before Caiaphas?

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What detail in the Gospel accounts marks the precise moment Peter fully realized the gravity of his betrayal?

<p>The crowing of a rooster and Jesus looking at Peter (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What motivated Peter to follow Jesus after his arrest, despite the danger?

<p>Loyalty to Jesus, but unsure how to help. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Jesus' Baptism

Jesus' baptism was his public acceptance of God’s mission as the suffering Servant.

Vocation of Jesus

Jesus' ministry began as he entered public life, acting as Messiah for humanity.

Role of the First Disciples

Disciples formed by staying with John to absorb his message before following Jesus.

Lamb of God

John identifies Jesus as the Lamb of God, highlighting his sacrificial role.

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God's Validation

God's words from heaven confirmed Jesus' acceptance of his mission after baptism.

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Sanhedrin

The assembly of Jewish leaders convened to deliberate on matters, including Jesus' fate.

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Caiaphas

The high priest who argued for Jesus' death to save the nation.

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Fear of Roman Retaliation

Concerns that Jesus' following could provoke Roman punishment against Jews.

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Miracle in Bethany

The miraculous event that led to the Sanhedrin's assembly to discuss Jesus.

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John's Account

Saint John notes that from this day, the Sanhedrin planned to kill Jesus.

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Proclamation of Jesus' Divinity

The centurion at Calvary declared Jesus as the Son of God after His death.

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Breaking of Legs

Pilate ordered the legs of the crucified robbers to be broken to hasten their deaths.

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Piercing of Jesus' Side

A soldier pierced Jesus' side after He died, causing blood and water to flow out.

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Burial Preparations

Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus prepared Jesus' body with spices and linen.

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The Sealed Tomb

Jesus was laid in a tomb and a large stone was rolled over its entrance.

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Peter's Denial

Peter denied knowing Jesus three times before the rooster crowed.

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Jesus' Arrest

Jesus was arrested and taken to the high priest's palace after being betrayed.

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Antonia Fortress

The Roman garrison where Jesus was taken during his trial.

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Roman Execution Power

Jewish authorities shifted execution rights to the Romans.

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Study Notes

The Catechism of the Catholic Church

  • The Catechism offers the answer: "The baptism of Jesus is on his part the acceptance and inauguration of his mission as God's suffering Servant"
  • Mark special occasions involving important commitments with ceremonies (e.g., weddings or ordinations)
  • Participation in a ceremony signifies a transition from one state to another, with particular duties and rights.
  • Jesus sought baptism publicly to declare his quiet years of growth and formation had ended

First Disciples

  • Individuals who came to John the Baptist in the wilderness for baptism.
  • They remained with him for a period following their baptism.
  • They absorbed the Baptist's message and formed a growing body of disciples.
  • Jesus stayed with the disciples for a while, to become acquainted with others, clarifying his own ministry had begun.
  • One day, John introduced Jesus to his followers.

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